Let me search for variations of this archetype name:
I found "Ramp Eldrazi" which appears to be the Modern Eldrazi Tron archetype (the Tron-based Eldrazi strategy). Let me check that and calculate the winrate:
Ramp Eldrazi (the Modern Eldrazi deck with Utopia Sprawl and Eldrazi Temple) has a 47.4% winrate over the last 2 months, with 435 wins, 482 losses, and 51 draws across 968 non-mirror matches. The deck has put up 225 tournament entries across 23 events during this period.
This below-50% performance suggests the archetype is struggling in the current Modern metagame. The deck's core strategy revolves around accelerating into large Eldrazi threats like Emrakul, the Promised End using Utopia Sprawl, Eldrazi Temple, and the new Malevolent Rumble and Sowing Mycospawn for ramp. Despite consistent play, the archetype appears to be underperforming against the broader field.
Sources: Data from 101 tournaments (61.4% MTGO, 38.6% Melee). Recent events include:
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-64-2025-11-1612824432
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-64-2025-11-1512824426
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-32-2025-11-1512824422
Let me search for Eldrazi-related archetypes in Modern to identify the correct archetype name:
I can see there are two Eldrazi-related archetypes: "tron" (traditional Tron) and "ramp eldrazi". Let me check both to determine which one matches "Eldrazi Tron":
The "tron" archetype uses Urza lands (Urza's Mine, Tower, Power Plant) with Karn and Ugin, while "ramp eldrazi" uses Eldrazi Temple. "Eldrazi Tron" traditionally refers to the deck with Eldrazi Temple, so the correct match is "ramp eldrazi". Let me get the detailed winrate:
Eldrazi Tron has a 47.4% winrate over the last 2 months, with 435 wins, 482 losses, and 51 draws across 968 non-mirror matches. The deck has put up 225 tournament entries across 23 events during this period.
This below-50% performance suggests the archetype is struggling in the current Modern metagame. The deck's core strategy revolves around accelerating into large Eldrazi threats like Emrakul, the Promised End using Utopia Sprawl, Eldrazi Temple, and the new Malevolent Rumble and Sowing Mycospawn for ramp. Despite consistent play, the archetype appears to be underperforming against the broader field.
Sources: Data from 101 tournaments (61.4% MTGO, 38.6% Melee). Recent events include:
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-64-2025-11-1612824432
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-64-2025-11-1512824426
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-32-2025-11-1512824422