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Aggro (Red/White) Red and white synergize to make a fast, aggressive archetype that can win before your opponent can finish setting up, and that's important because it tends to run out of gas when it gets trapped in a longer game
It was relevant against Escape cards back in Theros, became premium material during the Lurrus era in Modern and Pioneer, and now it's right back in 2026 Standard, where it is shown clearly as the most-played sideboard card heading into the (SOS) Pro Tour
Its gonna be a way to help get those weird finicky little multi card engines online, which is going to excite a very specific subset of the playerbase
All in all, I'm not against giving Stoneforge Mystic a shot in the format, but I'm not convinced the experiment will end well