Reality Fracture has been in the wild long enough to shake up the metagame and Magic: The Gathering number crunchers are already figuring out which decks are rising to the top after the first few Standard tournaments of the Reality Fracture era.Top Standard Decks of the Week and Most Played Reality Fracture CardsScreenshot: Wizards of the CoastReality Fracture dropped a ton of powerful new cards into the Standard metagame for Magic: The Gathering and players have already been busy incorporating them into new and existing archetypes.The first handful of big Standard tournaments have come and gone since Reality Fracture was released and Frank Karsten has updated his top archetypes and most-played cards list for the first big Reality Fracture shakeup.Here is a look at the top decks after the first week of Standard tournaments during the Reality Fracture era:Izzet SpellementalsDimir MidrangeJund SacrificeOrzhov Life GainBoros DragonsFour-Color Control Mono-Green LandfallAzorius ArtifactsAzorius ControlIzzet ProwessRakdos LizardsGolgari MidrangeAbzan Life GainDimir ExcruciatorAzorius MomoSultai ReanimatorJeskai ControlBoros MobilizeIzzet AggroBoros DwarvesOne of the biggest changes from two weeks ago is that Boros Dragons has become much more popular and powerful. According to Karsten’s analysis, “It’s well-positioned against that breakout deck because Clarion Conqueror prevents Jund Sacrifice players from activating the sacrifice abilities on their artifacts and creatures.”Orzhov Life Gain, Izzet Prowess, and Rakdos Lizards all grew in popularity after the Reality Fracture launch, as well.Thanks to the popularity of those archetypes, these cards have emerged as the most-played cards from Reality Fracture so far:Pompous BattlemageAjani ResoluteMaster of BarbsChandra, Torch of DefianceLiliana the FaultlessStingerquill CharmThe Theorist, Jace BelerenSeasoned CryomancerShipwreck Marsh Enlightened ConfidantIngris StingerquillDeserted BeachVraska, the Cutting GlareSimulacrum ShaperWay of the PyromancerTerminal CriticismChandra, Chill of ComplianceHaunted RidgeStingcaster MageAjani UnrelentingCountersculpt Way of the Paradox TarmogoyfTheorix Charm Dark Matter ManipulatorReality Fracture is still fairly new, so players should expect more shakeups to occur in the coming weeks as players adjust to the new metagame and develop counter strategies.Be sure to check back soon for lots more Magic: The Gathering news and updates as the Reality Fracture season continues.Magic: The Gathering is available now at local game shops and digitally through Magic Arena.The post Magic: The Gathering – Top Standard Decks and Most Played Cards After First Reality Fracture Tournaments appeared first on VICE.