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Are you bored? Does Magic: The Gathering feel old and vapid? Got any useless bucks in your bank account? Ladies and Gentlemen, I have solution.Use your bank account on nearest MTG marketplace website and buy some cheap cards, craft a deck, and challenge your friends! To double the fun, ask your friend to create such a deck too!The Budget Decks -series is meant for your free time! These are meant to inspire you, and the deck's value is meant to be low! (Between 10 and 20 bucks.)
Inspired and requested by nijapl3de3rz.A human warrior tribal? Well, you asked for it.This deck attempts to crush your opponents by only using creatures that are both Humans and Warriors. Pretty sweet idea if asked me.
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I know he's not a Warrior, but I think running just one Champion of the Parish in this deck could really help it out by providing a tank. Plus, it'd still stick under the $20 limit.
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Great deck man!
Never understood the point of 'budget' decks... if you don't play at all you spend even less. Even more if you play an eternal format...
The point is that not everyone can afford to drop $10+ on the "good" cards and have a deck that costs over $200 in the land base alone
On the other hand, if you keep on spending 20 dollars on budget decks time and again, you will never build up a decent card pool. At some point it's actually counterproductive to keep on buying those cards - you'll end up with a pile of sub-par cards that you will never be able to trade away. It's like buying regular batteries each weak because rechargeable ones are too expensive for you.Also, especially when talking about the mana base, what's so difficult about adjusting the mana base to what you have!? I mean, why does every deck posted here needs to have cheap lands listed? I made the experience myself, if I list a deck with expensive duals, people are ignoring the deck - jeez, all they have to do is replacing them with cheaper duals if they want to copy the deck. Can't be that hard.AND, I really, really doubt anybody actually builds the decks Northy posts here. Why? Simple, if you are the type of guy that is that desperate for budget, you most likely have a small card base to work with. So, while these decks are compareably cheap, they will most likely contain cards that the typical target audience won't have. And I highly doubt these people would order those cards online or go out and invest all the effort to hunt down those cards and trade for them. No, these decks are more like inspirations. But if they are, there is no need to keep it artificially low regarding things like the mana base.
Another fun looking deck. I think I will proxy it and try it out.
making this abzan doesn't really help it this is basicly a standard b/w warrior deck. to try abzan warriors in modern would be very expensive. dark confidant is way out of budget but might be great here he is human but not a warrior and id add rush of battle and/or sorin for the lifelink to offset it id also add some better removal but abrupt decay and thoughtsieze are not budget either. I can't think of anything budget to add here but it could be fun to try this idea non budget in modern
I would say that since this deck is Human based, you should add some Cavalry Pegasus to take Win-cons :)
Chief of the Scale is an overrated card.
Not when that one point of toughness is all that keeps you from killing the creatures in this deck
yep scale helps put warriors out of range for drown in sorrows and maybe even lightning bolt
Ok I concede.
Return to ranks and Abzan Ascendancy makes a brutal combo, I have seen it win tournaments in my local shops. But that is Standard legal.