Welcome everyone to my decklists !
First, my decks use the starter cards only, this should allow you, who don't spend money, to do the daily quests and grinding with any archetype against the AI, without any unlocks. Because of the daily goldlimit, progress will be slow and you will stay long term with the starter cards, so it's important that you get good decks to grind easier.
Many decks have a flyer-theme, the reason is, that the AI is slow and play foremost only creatures on the ground. So the goal is to rush them with hard to block cheap flyers and win the game fast without many resistance.
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are very good for that, but the other colors without flyers have other good ways to deal with the AI, like removal and buffs. You will also see 4 Perilous Myr and 4 Strider Harness in many of my decklists. Perilous Myr is one of the most flexible cards in the game, almost always usable in many situations and an awesome defender against aggro and could trade 1:2 early on. Even in the worst case as Chumpblocker, it would shock the opponent.
Strider Harness isn't that good, but the starter cardpool have very few non-creature-spells and many of them are bad, too expensive or very situational.
This lead to lot of creatures in my decks (where is almost always a place for Perilous Myr). Because of so many little creatures, an artifact what gives +1/+1 to a creature helps a lot.
Strider Harness is expensive, but the creature you would play afterwards would have haste, so they wouldn't lose any time for attacking. Also it's very flexible and hard to remove, you could attack with a creature and than swap Strider Harness back to a defender for only
. The haste is also useful to suprise the AI later in the game and end games quicker. All of my decks here run 24 land although the curves end at 4-5 mana. There are many reason for that: Many decks have their sweetspot at 24 land, only fast aggro decks with a lot of 1-drops play less in DoTP. My decks run very few 1 drops, but have a lot of 2,3 and 4-drops, like many 24 land-decks. Activating Strider Harness cost also
so to have more mana isn't bad. There are room for more expensive spells and some cards are manasinks, so manaflood isn't that tragic. All the ten suggested dualcolored archetypes in Duels:Magic have a theme and this themes are supported by the starter cards and by the new "Origins" cards too. I would recommend to stay at this archetypes at the beginning, because of the synergies of the cards, formost with the very good dualcolored uncommons which should be always put in a deck if they are aviable. Some archetypes work efficient at the beginning, some not, but these could change after unlocking importent cards for them. So here the decks, they have their original archetype name and the original description, i additional explain how this decks work and how well they fit to the archetype:
"Control The Sky"Defeat your opponent with an aerial assault, while your ground creatures defend.
This deck fit perfectly to the archetype. The ground creatures are for defense/early attacks only, the cheap flyers do the rest. Try to get a Strider Harness on a Skyhunter Skirmisher for much more damage.
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"From the Grave"Reuse and recycle cards using the power of your graveyard.
Because of the low creature quality, a graveyard theme isn't efficient. It's better to stick at the blue flyers and rush the opponent. Jorubai Murk Lurker's lifelink let you win damage races and the Gravediggers bring back your creatures, at least he fit into the theme.
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"Tempt With Fire"Turn the tables by stealing opposing creatures and using them against your foes.
The deck fit to the theme, but have only few stealing/sacrifice spells. If you unlock more cards, you should put more of them into this deck. The cheap creatures are for blocking and early attacks, until Bloodflow Connoisseur shows up, than you can try to steal and sac some creatures. This deck have many ways to kill weak creatures, so save Traitorous Instinct for the big ones or the final strike.
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"Horde's Thunder"More lands mean bigger creatures to smash your enemies with.
The only thing you could use ramp into with the starter cards is Axebane Stag, but this isn't a good card. My deck use a lot of tramplers instead, which are cheaper and better.
Put the +1/+1 from Timberland Guide on of your bigger creatures, so they are hard to block with Battlefront Krushok and use the ability of Kird Chieftain to push through.
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"Tactical Tricks"Turn your small creatures into deadly combatants. Your opponent won't know what to block !
This archetype is designated for the new "renown" mechanic, but the starter cards have no creature with this mechanic. It's good to replace cards with "renown"-creatures if they aviable.
Anyway, in my deck you can buff your creatures well and you have some combat tricks. Skyhunter Skirmisher is the VIP of this deck, try to buff him with anything if possible, so he can do a lot of damage.
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"Magical Armor"Enhance your creatures to outclass your opponent.
Nimbus Wings are the only worthwhile enchantments from the starter cards to use in this deck, but put more enchantments into it, if they aviable. Find them with Heliod's Pilgrim and try to get them on your bigger creatures, or put them early on Elite Vanguard and Child of Night.
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"The Right Tools"Artifacts are cards which don't require a specific color to cast, and often have unique, powerful effects.
This deck fit into its archetype, but yet it's more about blue flyers. Put Inferno Fist on your flyers for a lot of damage. Barrage Ogre is useful for the first Thopter-tokens, if you get some cards for this deck, because they aren't that useful if you didn't build around them, so it's better to sacrifice them.
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( )"Elvish Fury"( )Assemble an overhelming army of Elves.
It's all about elves, but there aren't far less than it should. I put even Sunblade Elf and one Plains into the deck to get more. Jagged-Scar Archers and Lys Alana Huntmaster are the most important elves here, bring them back with Corpse Hauler if they died. Gatecreeper Vine is good to find the one Plains, making Chorus of Might better and thin your deck down. Because Elves are all about masses, buffing individual elves isn't efficient, the best thing to do is to unlock more cards and replace all non-elves creatures and Sunblade Elf with other elves.
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"All-Out Assault"Hit the ground running! Finish your opponents before they have a chance to set up defenses.
This archetype want to be fast an aggro deck, but the starter cards aren't efficient enough. Instead my deck is all about casting Nimbus Wings on Flaring Flame-Kin and Scrapyard Mongrel, or Inferno Fist on Skyhunter Skirmisher for a big amount of damage. Heliod's Pilgrim will help alot to find the enchantments.
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"Push Through"Summon a small army and use spells to protect it and win.
This archetype is about to tap and hinder the opponent creatures and swing in with green creatures. Sadly the starter cards have almost nothing what helps, so i think it's better to use blue flyers and combine them with hard to block green creatures. Put the +1/+1 counters from Timberland Guide on your flyers or Juggernaut to make them better.
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That's it, i hope this ten decks will help you alot and you have fun with them. After some time,you will replace more and more cards with better ones and make the decks even stronger.
If you change cards, be sure that the color-base is still alright, so if you put, for example, many green spells into a deck, and remove spells with a different color, you should adjust the lands and put more Forest into your deck. To make it easier, delete all the (basic-)land and let the AI auto-complete the land, it will find a good ratio.
