I'll analyze Tron in Modern since September 1, 2025, examining performance based on the presence of Portent of Calamity, Swamp, Forest, or none of these cards. Let me start by gathering the archetype information and then perform the detailed analysis.
Now let me search for the specific cards to get their IDs:
Now I'll query the database to analyze Tron's performance based on the presence of these cards:
Now let me check for the Pro Tour Edge of Eternities tournament and rerun the analysis for that specific event:
Now let me analyze Tron's performance at the Pro Tour Edge of Eternities specifically:
Based on my analysis of Tron in Modern since September 1, 2025, the deck shows interesting performance variations depending on specific card inclusions. Among 214 total Tron entries, the majority (156 entries) play Swamp with a solid 52.13% winrate across 728 matches. Forest-based builds are less common (26 entries) with a weaker 47.62% winrate. Notably, Portent of Calamity appears in just 15 entries achieving exactly 50% winrate, while the 17 entries running none of these cards perform surprisingly well at 56% winrate despite the small sample size.
At Pro Tour Edge of Eternities specifically, the pattern holds with Swamp-based Tron being most popular (14 of 22 Tron players) maintaining a 53.64% winrate across 112 matches. Portent of Calamity saw more relative adoption at the Pro Tour with 4 players running it for a 51.28% winrate. The single player running none of these cards posted a 60% winrate, though this represents just 10 matches. Forest builds underperformed at the Pro Tour with only 45.83% winrate.
Sources: Data from 60 tournaments (88.3% MTGO, 11.7% Melee). Recent events include Modern Challenge 32 on October 6, 2025 (https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-32-2025-10-0612818152), Modern Challenge 32 on October 5, 2025 (https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-32-2025-10-0512818137), and Modern Challenge 32 on October 4, 2025 (https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-32-2025-10-0412818132).