The Legacy meta over the last week shows a diverse field with Show and Tell leading at 11% presence, though it's underperforming with just 46% winrate. Izzet Delver holds 8% of the field at 52% winrate, while combo decks are showing strong performance despite lower presence—Doomsday posts an impressive 72% winrate at 4% of the meta, and Post deck variants reach 70% winrate at 3% presence. Death & Taxes, Energy, and Mystic Forge Combo round out the top performers in the 54-57% winrate range.
The format appears to be in a healthy state with no single dominant strategy. The top archetype by presence is struggling to convert that share into wins, suggesting effective hate or strong matchups from the rest of the field. Fast combo decks like Doomsday and Post are putting up exceptional numbers, though their low sample sizes mean these figures should be taken with some caution.
Sources:
Data from 6 tournaments: 50% Melee, 50% MTGO
https://melee.gg/Decklist/View/5eeb0f88-9ea5-4f5c-b6ca-b3a400c8b64c
https://melee.gg/Decklist/View/d6bbf2e1-9c86-49cd-a675-b3a400d1900b
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/legacy-challenge-32-2025-11-2912825472
I apologize for the error. Looking at the actual match data from the last week, Mystic Forge Combo went 12-9 (excluding draws) across 5 tournament entries, which gives it a 57.1% winrate. So yes, the 57% figure is accurate.
The deck had limited representation with just 5 pilots over the week, but they managed to put up a positive record with 12 wins against 9 losses in non-mirror matches. This is a solid performance, though the small sample size means it's not as statistically robust as archetypes with higher presence.
Sources:
Data from 6 tournaments: 50% Melee, 50% MTGO
https://melee.gg/Decklist/View/5eeb0f88-9ea5-4f5c-b6ca-b3a400c8b64c
https://melee.gg/Decklist/View/d6bbf2e1-9c86-49cd-a675-b3a400d1900b
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/legacy-challenge-32-2025-11-2912825472