By explaining these problems en mass, I can help the greatest number of people tune their decks.Īnyhow, on to the rules! RULE #1: Fix Your Mana Base Second, there were several fundamental problems that reared their ugly heads repeatedly across multiple decks. Before I tinkered with other people's decks, I thought it would be nice to show some of the rules I use when building my own decks. First, I've never really laid down any deckbuilding rules outside of the “on a Budget” part of this column. “But Ben,” I bet several of you are going to e-mail me, “why didn't you just get straight to the decks?” The reason is twofold. This does not mean your deck is bad – it simply means that it is a good example of a particular problem I want to discuss. If I use your deck in today's column, please please please do not be offended. Today's column deals with the five pitfalls that people fall into when deckbuilding. There were a ton of great ideas out there, and I'll be doctoring several individual decks in the weeks to come. Everyone was busy submitting decks for me to play deck doctor with, that's for sure! I've received a ton of decklists, but instead of delving straight into doctoring one particular deck, I'm going to take a look at the Building end of this column.īefore I get started, I want to thank everyone for sending in their decks. Welcome back to Building on a Budget! I hope everyone had a great Memorial Day weekend.
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