With no stakes on the line, casual players tend to prize novelty and excitement, while tournament players aim to build the most consistent and predictable winning machines possible more or less opposite views on what makes a deck good. However, for the last decade and a half, one archetype has been living a thrilling, double life
When it comes to pure efficiency and versatility, white has no peer
The Artifacts Alpha version is worth around $5,200 and the Beta version is priced at $2,550
Burn decks, which fear flooding after their second or third land, can potentially lower their land count by replacing some with modal lands/damage spells
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Poison decks tend to incite a lot of hate from other players since it puts them on a deadline, and removing poison counters is all but impossible outside of a few niche cards