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PT Oath of the Gatewatch – Infographic Analysis

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Diego Fumagalli

I have played Magic since Revised edition, a hobby that has followed me my entire life. I recently started creating infographics and using data visualization--a great game deserves a great communication tool!

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2 thoughts on “PT Oath of the Gatewatch – Infographic Analysis

  1. This is a very cool way to visualize the Pro Tour metagame! One small suggestion: the pie chart was very confusing because you ordered it by percent of the field separately for Day 1 and Day 2. It would have been much easier to track each individual deck if you kept them in the same order for both days.

  2. Fantastic looking infographics, really makes the metagame breakdown quick and easy to understand, thanks for this!

    As Daniel said though, the Day1/Day2 pie chart was slightly confusing – I understand keeping the decks ordered by field percentage for each day, but it might be worth considering more easily distinguishable colours for each deck to improve clarity?

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