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“The best expedition would be an entire team of me.”

Hey, this is my first time to write an article for magic. After long pondering on what to write about, I finally thought of several of my friends who quit the game because of its financial requirements, so I’m writing this to prove them wrong, and to help our fellow newbies to fit in under a strict budget. Read more

Esper Deck for Pauper Mtg

Hello people! We all know Magic: The Gathering is an expensive hobby when playing in its competitive side. For people who like playing Magic but can’t afford the cards, give up the game. Sometimes when you invite people to play they usually reply, “Mahal yang laro na yan!” or “Pang mayaman lang yan..”. So I introduced them to the Pauper Fornat, the all-commons format for Magic:The Gathering. We were able to come up with 2-3 deck that were solid enough to play with in the said format. So here’s the 1st deck, Esper Tempo! Read more

Budget Naya Deck for Alara Block

Here’s the budget Naya deck version made by our guest writer and active forum member Ronron.
Hi guys. This is my budget Naya deck suggestion for Alara Block constructed format. I have no school for 10 days (due to swine flu) wheeee~! So here’s the build. Read more

Fun and Affordable Blue-Green Aggro Deck

Hello peeps and fellow Mtg fanatics! Welcome again to another episode of Building on a Budget. For this week, we’re going to build a deck with the color combination that was popularized by the Madness deck way back in the Odyssey expansion. Yep, its the Blue-Green color combination. If you are a fan of doing early beats with fat and cheap creatures while countering your opponents’ threats, then this color combination is for you. Read more

Mono Red Sligh deck below P2,000

Hey y’all. Its been a long time since me and Mao are creating budget decks and we are happy to tell you that we’re back on the spotlight. Starting Wednesday of each week, we will be providing you ideas and lists of decks that can be competitive on tournaments while letting you spend less on the card components. Read more