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Toledo, Jund Food (Jegantha), Wins SCG Tour Online $5K Strixhaven Championship Qualifier #3

Daniel Toledo wins the third SCG Tour Online $5K Strixhaven Championship Qualifier with Jund Food (Jegantha).

Mayhem Devil, illustrated by Dmitry Burmak

Daniel Toledo won Sunday’s SCG Tour Online Historic $5K Strixhaven Championship Qualifier #3 with Jund Food (Jegantha).

Quarterfinals
1
Luca Moretti
Jund Food (Jegantha)
8
Daniel Toledo
Jund Food (Jegantha)
4
Jose Gabriel Hilario
Mono-Blue Spirits❄
5
Connor Mullaly
Jund Sacrifice (Jegantha)
2
Leon Milton
Sultai Ramp (Yorion)
7
Antonio Della Polla
Selesnya Company
3
Cesare Cicolin
Mono-Red Aggro (Jegantha)
6
Lukas Schwendinger
Gruul Aggro
Semifinals
Daniel Toledo
2-0
Connor Mullaly
2-0
Leon Milton
2-0
Lukas Schwendinger
2-1
Finals
Daniel Toledo
2-0
Lukas Schwendinger
2-1
Champion
Daniel Toledo
2-0


Toledo earned an invite to the Strixhaven Championship and $1,500 by winning the 301-person event while only dropping a single match in the Swiss. Toledo was one of six players in the Top 12 on Jund decks built around Cauldron Familiar and Witch’s Oven and entered the elimination rounds as the No. 8 seed. Toledo defeated Gavin Bennett on Sultai Ramp (Yorion) in the wildcard round then took down the top-seeded Luca Moretti in a mirror in the quarterfinals. Toledo had to win against Connor Mullaly on Jund Sacrifice (Jegnatha), to reach the finals, where Lukas Schwendinger on Gruul Aggro awaited. Toledo won 2-0 as the ant-creature deck picked apart the aggressive deck featuring three copies of Collected Company and Embercleave.


Other archetypes to make the elimination rounds include: Selesnya Company, Mono-Blue Spirits❄, and Mono-Red Aggro. Selesnya Company is full of card advantage and disruption unlike the hyper linear Angel decks split between Selesnya and Bant. Mono-Red Aggro is built like a Burn deck, utilizing Ramunap Ruins and Thermo-Alchemist. Mono-Blue Spirits❄ dips into snow for Ascendant Spirit while harnessing counterspells and Auras like Curious Obsession and Curiosity.




Jund (Jegantha) decks made up just under 28% of the field by combining for 84 decks, some using Collected Company and others flexing on different numbers of Trail of Crumbs and other food enablers. Azorius Control was the second most-played deck at 22 copies despite it failing to make the Top 12. The metagame breakdown for decks with more than three pilots in the event can be seen below.

ArchetypeCopies
Jund Food (Jegantha) 62
Azorius Control22
Jund Sacrifice (Jegantha)22
Gruul Aggro20
Goblins14
Four-Color Control13
Sultai Ramp (Yorion)12
Mono-Red Aggro10
Orzhov Auras (Lurrus)9
Mono-Red Ramp8
Selesnya Company8
Bant Control8
Rakdos Arcanist (Lurrus)7
Bant Angels6
Elves6
Mono-Blue Spirits❄5
Rakdos Sacrifice 4
Selesnya Angels 4

View the Top 12 decks.