whats a good mtg deck that will out last this october ban list?

Vampires will almost certainly remain a force in standard after the Alara block rotates out. Even if vampire nocturnus is not reprinted in M11, it is getting the new vampire lord that makes all vampires +1/+1, and can mind control other creatures (though this ability is a bit less useful). Since vampire decks are strong in Zendikar block, I think it is safe to assume they will remain so when scars of mirrodin comes in. Personally I am not a fan of vampire decks because I do not believe that the deck is coherent other than the fact that it is a tribal deck and everything it does wrecks control. Bloodghast and Nocturnus are awesome aggro cards, but terrible control cards, whereas gatekeeper and nighthawk are great control cards, but very poor aggro cards.

Allies is another deck which will likely remain playable. It keeps all of its creatures, but naya allies will lose bloodbraid elf and violent outburst. This may cause another build to come to power, although it is not entirely clear which one. One problem with playing this is that it is unlikely to get any new cards and it is so dependent upon playing an ally every turn. Also, the deck is extremely vulnerable to cards like day of judgment and consuming vapors, both of which will remain in standard for another year. Not only that, but if you're looking for something complicated, this is not the deck for you. Your whole strategy is: main phase 1: play best ally, attack, pass turn, wash, rinse, repeat.

One deck that I would love to play is the 30 lands build. If you haven't heard of it, you can read about it here:http://strategy.channelfireball.com/featured-artic...

Most of the cards that it plays will continue to be legal for another year, and it plays many powerful things. Day of judgment is actively bad for aggro, Jace is awesome period, and can win the game on his own, same goes for gideon, wall of omens is also very very good, and it quickly ramps into either martial coup or avenger of zendikar. It even plays my favorite green card from zendikar: Oracle of Mul Daya! In my opinion the oracle is extremely underrated. Not only does it ramp your mana, but it also burns through all the dead draws that you would otherwise have to find you spells to cast, thereby functioning as ramp and pseudo card-draw at the same time. And don't get me started on mind spring. The only thing holding me back is the price tag.

One thing I wouldn't do would be to get rid of your red aggro deck. So many things in it are getting reprinted that it may be one of the top decks to play, not to mention that you already have the fetchlands.

Blackwings are lifeless. Frog FTK/o.ok.is lifeless. Frog Monarchs have been slowed, probably adequate to circulate away the meta. Infernities have switched over from an exploding o.ok.deck to a nevertheless suitable tier administration deck with Stygian Sergeants. X-Sabers have been slowed, yet will nevertheless be meta. despite if, bear in recommendations that our checklist might desire to nevertheless hit Darksoul. Anti-Meta (which unusually grew to grow to be meta on the top of the format) has probably been hit previous restore with the hassle of Royal Oppression. Quickdraw DandyWarrior has been overhauled with the upping of Black Rose Dragon to 3. it particularly is now greater suitable than ever. (debris-Hime, a deck that for the duration of no way particularly observed the TCG, might desire to pop up as properly. it particularly is somewhat such as Quickdraw) usher in of Perfection did not get hit, so it's going to nevertheless be meta. Gladiator Beasts have in ordinary terms been helped by using the hassle of Royal Oppression and the Banning of Heavy typhoon, and could be meta next format. Machina instruments have in ordinary terms been helped by using the removing of Cyber Dragon from the checklist, and could be meta. Edit: Key, you forget approximately that Treeborn can in ordinary terms Summon itself from the grave if there is not any Treeborn on the sphere.