I'll start by searching for all the relevant cards and identifying the archetype, then pull the data simultaneously.
Good, all five cards found. Now let me find entries that play all three defining cards (Birthing Ritual + Shardless Agent + Omnath) in the last 4 weeks across all formats, and identify the relevant format first.
Modern, 42 entries. Now let me get the full breakdown: for each entry, check presence of Aang and Risen Reef, get all their match results, and compute winrates by category.
The wins/losses/draws are all 0 - matches likely use a different result schema. Let me check the matches table structure and also verify the "both" category is missing.
Results use WIN/LOSS/DRAW. No entries play both cards together (0 in the "both" category). Now let me re-run the match analysis with correct result values, and also check the Aang card - the "both" = 0 is notable. Let me now get the proper winrate data:
Solid data. No entries run both Aang and Risen Reef together. Now let me get sources to cite.
Here are the results, @3emeFarceur.
The archetype (Modern decks running Birthing Ritual + Shardless Agent + Omnath, Locus of Creation) produced 42 entries over the last 4 weeks. No entry ran both Aang and Risen Reef simultaneously, so the "both" case does not appear in the data. Here is the breakdown for the other three cases:
Neither Aang nor Risen Reef: 25 entries, 130 matches (non-mirror), 75W-53L-2D, 58.6% winrate. This is the most popular and best-performing configuration by a clear margin.
Aang, Swift Savior only: 4 entries, 20 matches, 11W-9L-0D, 55.0% winrate. A small but respectable sample; performance is slightly below the "neither" baseline but still above 50%.
Risen Reef only: 12 entries, 61 matches, 24W-36L-1D, 40.0% winrate. This is the weakest configuration by a significant gap, losing more matches than it wins despite being the second most played variant.
The "both" case simply does not exist in the data - no player in this 4-week window ran both Aang and Risen Reef alongside the three defining cards. It is worth noting that the Risen Reef builds underperform noticeably, and the lean "neither" shell is both more popular and significantly more successful. Sample sizes are modest (especially for Aang), so treat the Aang number with some caution.
Sources: Data from 92 Modern tournaments (Sep 25 - Sep 22, 2026), 54.3% MTGO / 45.7% Melee.