# Sunday, 11:00 a.m. – Day 2 Metagame Breakdown
by Tim Willoughby

Here in day two of Grand Prix Madrid, we have a whopping 237 players, and a whole host of decks. At the top of the pile is Naya Zoo, which represents nearly 20% of the day 2 field. Following that are various shades of blue/green/white control. These include variations on Counterbalance and Sensei’s Divining Top, Natural Order for Progenitus, Stoneforger Mystic and equipment, Survival of the Fittest, and even a Life from the Loam lands engine with Cenn’s Enlistment. The most popular combo deck in the field is Ad Nauseam Tendrils, with 22 players, while Merfolk have beaten out Goblins and Elves to be the most popular tribal deck, with 17 players.

Here’s the full breakdown.
Naya Zoo 42 17.70%
Ad Nauseam Tendrils 22 9.30%
Merfolk 17 7.20%
Dredge 13 5.50%
Countertop Progenitus 12 5.10%
Countertop 12 5.10%
Canadian Threshold 11 4.60%
Goblins 11 4.60%
Survival Bant 9 3.80%
Reanimator 9 3.80%
Junk 6 2.50%
Aggro Loam 6 2.50%
Urb Faeries 5 2.10%
Burn 5 2.10%
Lands 4 1.70%
Landstill 4 1.70%
Enchantress 4 1.70%
Eva Green 3 1.30%
Bant Equipment 3 1.30%
Elves 3 1.30%
Painter/Grindstone 3 1.30%
Bant with Planeswalkers 2 0.80%
Bant Lands 2 0.80%
Progenitus Rock 2 0.80%
UR Faeries 2 0.80%
White Stax 2 0.80%
Dreadstill 2 0.80%
Thopter Foundry 2 0.80%
Belcher 1 0.40%
Dream Halls 1 0.40%
Imperial Painter 1 0.40%
Jace/Elspeth four colour control 1 0.40%
UW Control Grindstone 1 0.40%
Dragon Stompy 1 0.40%
Sea Stompy 1 0.40%
Lightning Angel Control 1 0.40%
Painters Dreadnought 1 0.40%
B/G Dark Depths 1 0.40%
Rock 1 0.40%
Affinity 1 0.40%
Mono Black Hymns & Hippies 1 0.40%
UR Goblins 1 0.40%
Energy Field Control 1 0.40%
Other 4 1.70