I'll analyze the recent changes in Amulet Titan decklists by comparing the last 2 weeks to the previous 2+ months. Let me gather the data.
Now let me get the card composition for the last 2 weeks (August 29 - September 12, 2025):
Now let me get the card composition for the previous 2+ months (June 1 - August 29, 2025):
Based on my analysis of Amulet Titan decklists from the last 2 weeks vs. the previous 2+ months, here are the major changes:
Main Deck Changes:
• Malevolent Rumble adoption increased from 18.8% to 26.8% of decks (+3 decks playing it)
• Six moved from sideboard to mainboard - appears in 17% of recent maindecks vs. being purely sideboard tech before
• Hedge Maze appeared as new tech in 29% of recent lists (wasn't in top 30 previously)
• Golgari Rot Farm saw increased adoption in 26.8% of recent decks vs. minimal previous play
Copy Count Adjustments:
• Gruul Turf reduced from 3.33 avg copies to 2.88 (-0.45 per deck)
• Green Sun's Zenith presence dropped from 52.5% to 63.4% of decks but with fewer copies (1.96 vs 2.17 avg)
• Explore maintained high presence (90.2% recent vs 75.7% previous) with similar copy counts
Sideboard Shifts:
• Vexing Bauble became nearly universal sideboard tech (95% adoption)
• Six moved to 68% sideboard adoption, suggesting flexible main/side positioning
• Fire Magic emerged as new sideboard option (39% adoption)
• Keen-Eyed Curator appeared in 49% of sideboards as new tech
The recent changes suggest Amulet Titan is adapting to a more interactive meta with increased removal/disruption (Malevolent Rumble, Six flex positioning) and new utility lands (Hedge Maze) while maintaining its core ramp strategy. The Vexing Bauble adoption indicates preparation against combo/spell-based strategies.
Sources: Data from 15 tournaments: 80% MTGO, 20% Melee. Recent examples: Modern Challenge, Modern Challenge, Modern Challenge