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VitorCarvalho01 Takes Dimir Midrange to Sixth With Rare Cards

Four cards absent from 164 other recent Dimir Midrange lists shaped the deck’s graveyard plan.

Multiverse Dispatch · 12 November 2026, 12:10

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Superior Spider-ManVitorCarvalho01 finished sixth at 5–2 in the 36-player Standard Challenge 16 on November 10, then lost 1–2 to LucasG1ggs in the quarterfinals. MTGO’s published list shows four Superior Spider-Man and three Uldaros Theorix, instead of the usual Kaito, Bane of Nightmares and Enduring Curiosity package. Superior Spider-Man can copy Uldaros Theorix in the graveyard, letting the deck cast Uldaros before the copy is exiled and generate more free casts, as Magic.gg’s Dimir Uldaros guide explains.

Dimir Midrange

VitorCarvalho01 · #6 (5-2) · Standard Challenge 16, 10 November 2026

60 cards · 34 spells · 26 lands

16

  • 4Requiting Hex
  • 2Duress

25

  • 3Bitter Triumph
  • 2Vraska's Final Mercy

36

  • 4Seasoned Cryomancer
  • 1Archenemy's Charm
  • 1Winternight Stories

48

  • 4Superior Spider-Man
  • 3The Theorist, Jace Beleren
  • 1The End

5+9

  • 2Emeritus of Ideation
  • 4Deceit
  • 3Uldaros Theorix

Lands26

  • 5Swamp
  • 4Gloomlake Verge
  • 4Restless Reef
  • 4Shipwreck Marsh
  • 4Watery Grave
  • 2Multiversal Passage
  • 2Undercity Sewers
  • 1Cavern of Souls

Sideboard · 15

  • 2Engineered Explosives
  • 2Duress
  • 1Ghost Vacuum
  • 1Disdainful Stroke
  • 2Flashfreeze
  • 1Negate
  • 2Strategic Betrayal
  • 2Deadly Cover-Up
  • 2M.O.D.O.K.

Estimated: €377 (Cardmarket) · $371 (TCGplayer) · 123 tix (MTGO), basic lands not included

VitorCarvalho01’s complete main deck and sideboard from the November 10 Standard Challenge 16.

The EndThe End is a one-of removal spell that can also exile matching cards from its target’s graveyard, hand and library. Winternight Stories draws three, then discards unless you discard a creature, and can be cast from the graveyard; Vraska’s Final Mercy can remove a creature or planeswalker, or put enough loyalty on Jace to use his ultimate. The event’s other Dimir Midrange list, which won at 8–1, used the conventional package. Across 164 other Dimir Midrange lists in six weeks, all four cards appeared in 0%. The Swiss losses and opponents are not identified in the published results.

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