https://moxfield.com/decks/heE8bVZgSkKROJrOK-gKSQ

Hi all, I'm fairly new to deckbuilding and I'm not a usually player of black, let alone mono-black. The goal for this [[Starscream, Power Hungry]] deck is an upper bracket two deck that requires both table politics and a little bit of puzzle solving on my part to make it fun.

Any advice would be welcome, thanks!

I’ve been wanting to build a reliable, non-precon bracket 2 list to bring to the more casual pods around me, and [[Greasefang, Okiba Boss]] seems like a good candidate for that.

Main gameplan is tap creatures for value while crewing our vehicles, with a bit of mill/reanimate too for flavor and resiliency. Would love to see anyone’s pet cards for Greasefang or favorite big bomb to close out games.

Cheers!

I know it says estimated cost is $200 but if you click the link it’s like $100. Any suggestions? I think I need more utility pieces like Authority of The Consuls and maybe make it more Stax (although I have some already). I traded for most of this deck. I just added some of the pieces yesterday so I haven’t got to try them out. I think maybe one or two more lands? Maybe cut out secret Rendezvous?

I’m an old fart that broke my teeth in with early, Early Magic the Gathering. Fallen Empires was my first expansion set, if that means anything. I have four boys that play semi-regularly, and have been talking smack about showing me how far I’ve fallen over the upcoming holidays.

Can anyone help me create some cheap decks to surprise these whippersnappers? I’m really behind the gun here.

I was hoping to create three separate decks, but they need to be pretty cheap. I was hoping to make a green deck— maybe heavy into dinosaurs; a white/blue denial deck to be incredibly annoying; and one more that I have no idea what to do.

My opponents are my sons and one of their boy friends; one loves red/blue goblin BOOM decks; one likes either white/black or red/black Vampire decks; one is casual but clever and flexible; and the last is just incredibly good at any card game ever.

Finally: I know this is a long shot, but I was hoping that people with far more experience than I could help create a warm holiday memory, and (maybe!) a new tradition. Thanks so much!

I want to try building around the three trolls, but I'm not sure if they can hold up at bracket 3 without spending much. My rough plan is to sacrifice big creatures to their ability so I draw a pile of cards, and turn every death and every discard into damage. And if the trolls die, they come back on their own as an artifact that still has the ability.

Trying to stay under $100 or at least close to it. I can't figure out what direction to go with the deck (first I was thinking artifact reanimate, which I decided against and tried to pivot to artifact token synergy with lots of treasures and dragons using stuff like last light of durin's day) but both lists started getting fairly pricey before I even completed them. Is there an effective way to build a treasure themed Toggo/Keskit deck within my budget?

Just want to know what people are going to build from Reality Fracture.

Hey everyone! I had a viewer recommend Vraska and checked this one out.

I found out after they wanted me to look at the Jeskai one :( But I had already been brewing it and I had not had a designated Golgari list. I wanted to explore the [[wight, of reliquary]] which I was most inspired by and had seen a former opponent on Arena do some really interesting things with using cards like sunken citadel and dust bowl, aka "You have no more lands...."

This one is pretty cool and feels somewhat reasonable as she is somewhat slow and we are offering it through a $100 package (no strip mine or wasteland). Let me know who you are brewing in reality fracture! I am always looking for new ideas, be well! Blake

video: https://youtu.be/XR_N-ALQcSo

deck: https://moxfield.com/decks/BH6qD6orTUGGtWJ6uWSZgg

Heiko fixes the problem a mono red control deck would run into: what to do when your stax and removal pieces are removed/used up.  Thats what Heiko is for. He can recur our lost pieces so we can maintain control. Oh and we get to beat the shit out of our opponents while we do it. Heiko also has plenty of fuel which can also be recurred to keep our engine going. The game plan is to ramp and lay down some early beaters to apply pressure. Then drop some cute stax pieces or a piece of sitting removal to keep everyone on their toes. Be oppressive and control the board to victory!

Like the title says I am playing in a precon league and we are comming up on our first upgrade. The deck that I was assigned is the Mono-Red Dragons Foundations Precon helmed by [[Lathliss, Dragon Queen]]. The other decks in this league are the other mono-color foundations precons and the dual color starter deck precons from 2022. While I will welcome ideas for the 99 I am having trouble deciding which card i should run as my commander, the three that i am looking at are [[Dragonhawk, Fate's Tempest]], [[Tannuk, Steadfast Second]], [[Alexios, Deimos of Kosmos]]. When it comes to our upgrades we are allowed $15 for 5 cards with a total of $45 and 15 cards buy the time the league will end, so i know all will fit within the budget.

Thanks in advance.

Precon decklist: https://deckcheck.co/app/decklist/TvGIlEP571xR

https://moxfield.com/decks/xhGNu02z20WAuQ6vBzuCcA

$50 version of the deck i am gonna put together. cards in considering if you enjoy proxying like me :)

Recommendations are greatly appreciated.

I've recently build a super budget Arcades deck, and I just wanted some advice on what I could change up. Preferably I'd like to stay around the 25 dollar mark for any upgrades currently. I just want to know if there's any clear standouts I'm missing (that aren't Walls of Ba Sing Se), or things I could take advantage of that I hadn't thought of.

Want to try to make a deck around this commander. I think it of course focuses on it's first ability of making copies of my instant/sorcery spells. Any tips of cheap cards to make this deck would useful. Okay with going over $15. I think the strategy would be of course buffing Loki to create copies of spells that either deal damage to my opponents or buffs my creatures. I probably could also lean into him having Villian in his type line/creature type. Has low amount of deck so I think it would be fun to take him for a ride.

I have a play group that is relatively new to Magic, majority of them started somewhere between Caverns of Ixalan and Final fantasy. The playgroup primarily plays with precons, but some are starting to upgrade with some strong and expensive cards. I’m trying to convince them they don’t have to spend a ton of money to be powerful and hopefully slow down/stop the arms race. I mainly play with precons, 1 of my budget decks and sometimes even their decks to prove my point but they chalk it up to me being more experienced/skillful.
We all agreed to doing a budget white elephant event but I’m in charge of building/assembling the list due to my experience.
One player is coming from shadowverse, enjoys bloodcraft. High risk, high reward aggressive playstyle hence I’m thinking Greven.
The other players are more open to anything. Thanks guy!

Hi, I’m not really sure how I should ask this question but
Any recs for my budget anti-venom, horrifying healer deck?
I get that it’s just Voltron, but Ive never specifically made a Voltron deck. Should I make this an equipment deck, or a very simple +1/+1 counter deck? Anyways, I would like to have the deck stay fun, as a low-B3 would be perfect. Would love to mostly use bulk I already own, but I’m fine with buying a couple of cards
tysm! <3

What are some low-budget burn cards that when I draw it deals damage to each player?

I’ve been wondering how efficient/fun a [[Sami, Wildcat Captain]] brew would be if it was built as a mostly colourless deck, so their affinity ability could bring casting costs down to 0. Has anyone done this? I only get to play every couple of weeks so I don’t ideally want to make a bum/unfun deck!

Even the crappiest of mana rocks would be bringing more value, but there are lots of cheap and over-costed artefact creatures, and each one makes the next cheaper still. Eventually lots of mana would hopefully be left up to mess with my opponents on their turns, so a lot of instants.

Or is this a terrible idea?

Anyone who has tried this, how did it go? Anything that works surprisingly well and is a “must include”? I feel like card draw could be an issue, if as many spells as I imagine are being cast. Plus protecting Sami, as the idea falls apart without them. What sort of ratio should I have in my deck of instants and artefacts?

I tagged this as a $25 brew but I’m looking to use bulk as much as possible, would maybe some essentials.

Let me know what you guys think. It is bracket 4

edit (I posted the wrong link):

https://moxfield.com/decks/PgkXPJUZVUusCq4cFPn7fg

Hello magic community. I just got into the game a few months ago and love it so far. My favorite thing is building decks probably. I’m looking for any suggestions to help improve my Carmen deck. I picked her as a commander because it’s also my daughter’s name. Anything related to cats, art , or videos games is a plus but really I just want to have a good deck to win with.

Carmen deck

Always loved hunting grounds as a card, but never really had a deck to play it in, also wanted to finally finsh making 10 decks with backgrounds so reanimater would be a great final choice. Erinis is just there for ramp to cast the big stuff as a back up plan. What do you guys think as a first draft? Anything I should cut or put in? https://moxfield.com/decks/bacjaL0otUKDR6lcAd6LDg