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What Is the Best Budget Deck In Standard Right Now?
Constructing a competitive Standard deck on a budget is a challenge many Magic: The Gathering players face, especially with the ever-changing meta and the cost of top-tier cards. However, building a strong deck doesn't have to drain your resources. Today, I will cover everything you need to know about crafting a budget-friendly deck, from identifying the best low-cost cards and strategies to optimizing your resources in real life and MTG Arena. Whether you're a new player or a veteran looking to save on wildcards and cash, this read is more than worth your time!
What are the best budget cards in Standard right now?
A card from March of the Machine that has always read like my favorite kind of nonsense is Kroxa and Kunoros. The combination of Cerberus with the serial numbers filed off and a generic hunger titan lends itself to very silly reanimator combinations that can put a ton of power on the board very quickly if you can fill your graveyard quickly. Cards like Breach the Multiverse can do this very well, but for today's deck, I decided to look into other mass graveyard filling options that just work well together.
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Kroxa and Kunoros requires a bit of setup, but fortunately they trigger on entering as well as attacking. If you can stick this unit, your opponent will need to respect it or be utterly beaten down because of the stats, but the real power in this card is the fact that it rarely ever enters alone unless your opponent has found a way to hose your graveyard.
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The Standard format saw more high-level competitive play as the Arena Championship 7 happened this past weekend, where just under fifty players battled for a piece of the hefty $250,000 prize pool, pro tour invites and a couple of entries into the Magic World Championships 31 taking place in 2025. Now that the dust has settled, there's plenty of data to pore over, giving us a pretty good snapshot of where the Standard format currently sits, and where it may trend in the coming weeks.
Last 11th of November, we saw some bans/nerfs/buffs concerning the Alchemy format whose aim was definitely to nerf decks like Mono Red Aggro, Boros Aggro, and Grixis Heist. While these tweaks have had the desired effect, as in the case of the two Aggro decks just mentioned, in the case of Grixis Heist, things did not go quite like this. In fact, some of the buffs have had a much greater relevance than the single nerf of Grenzo, Crooked Jailer.
Alchemy has therefore undergone a major change that has given the opportunity for new archetypes to emerge. In the last period, there were no control decks and the meta was dominated by Aggro or Midrange decks. Now the aggro decks are struggling more than before and from here I had the idea to build a control list that had the goal of surviving against any other types of aggro.
The archetype we will talk about today is, in fact, Esper Control.
Pioneer Masters - 4 New Explorer Decks for MTG Arena!
Anticipated since the beginning of the year, Pioneer Masters has finally landed on MTG Arena, and it's now possible to overlap the Explorer and Pioneer formats from a highly competitive perspective.
Yes, because this set did not bring all the missing cards, which would have been too many, but a good part of them, prioritizing all those present in the most competitive lists, so as to make the transition from paper to digital possible without having to give up anything.
From this point of view, Explorer has therefore reached the Pioneer, also filling the last holes of the missing cards, but above all by unlocking the decklists that until yesterday were not buildable on MTG Arena due to the lack of one or more key pieces for the archetype.
The Unexpected Jank: A Unique MTG Explorer Deck Build
Unexpected Results is a new rare in Pioneer Masters, and I crafted it so that you don't have to! Out of all the new, powerful cards the set has brought to Arena, I decided I wanted to tackle the silliest jank rare that was clearly thrown in to pander to us casual folks still brewing around on Arena to see how big our numbers can go. Turns out, this card absolutely delivers on what it promises: inconsistent explosiveness.
Normally in these articles, I wait for the conclusion to really break down whether or not the deck is good, but I won't bury the lead on this one. This deck is inconsistent, and you will lose more games than you win if you play it, but the wins will be incredibly satisfying and unreasonably fun to pull off. If you want something goofy to jam in the play queue or against your friends, this deck is excellent, but I wouldn't register it at a local Pioneer tournament.
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What Is the Best Budget Deck In Standard Right Now?
Constructing a competitive Standard deck on a budget is a challenge many Magic: The Gathering players face, especially with the ever-changing meta and the cost of top-tier cards. However, building a strong deck doesn't have to drain your resources. Today, I will cover everything you need to know about crafting a budget-friendly deck, from identifying the best low-cost cards and strategies to optimizing your resources in real life and MTG Arena. Whether you're a new player or a veteran looking to save on wildcards and cash, this read is more than worth your time!
What are the best budget cards in Standard right now?
