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English-language Forums => Deck Reviews => Topic started by: ComingUpCway84 on January 10, 2018, 09:38:21 pm
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Budget RW Path of Mettle (https://deckstats.net/decks/13738/889256-budget-rw-path-of-mettle?revision=0)
A budget-oriented aggro deck focused on using aggressive cards with the relevant keywords allowing us to flip a Path of Mettle (http://cards.deckstats.net/magiccard.php?lng=en&card=Path+of+Mettle) as early as turn 3. PoM is an extremely underestimated card which, once flipped, offers not only a repeatable source of damage, but also a way to get rid of huge problem creatures like Bristling Hydra (http://cards.deckstats.net/magiccard.php?lng=en&card=Bristling+Hydra) and Longtusk Cub (http://cards.deckstats.net/magiccard.php?lng=en&card=Longtusk+Cub). The deck needs some work, and I feel it'll get a lot better if we another set of RW dual lands that even have the chance of coming in untapped; but as it stands this seems to be working as a pretty fun and powerful budget option. Any and all suggestions are appreciated!
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"Budget" LOL
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What's not budget about it? It's under 100 quid on TCG Player, like 25 Tix and about 35 euro on MagicCardMarket (personally where I do my card shopping). It's half the price of the two big decks in the format (until today, that is) and while it's not a hyper budget list, apart from the necessary dual land there is a grand total of one addition to the deck that breaks the tenner mark.
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In a lot of people's opinion, don't list your deck as budget if it's over $75 unless it's $100 and solid for competitive FNM like Budget Magic on mtggoldfish