Since PDH is primarily a budget format, what is the general consensus on proxies?
I run an Arabella/Hare Apparent deck and didn’t want to spend $70 on 30 Hares so I’m using Bunnelby pokemon cards instead lol
I new to the format and after playing edh for more than a decade I’ve come to despise tapped lands.
Are they more commonplace in PDH and acceptable since it’s basically our only option for dual colors?
I’m working on an [[Arabella, Abandoned Doll]]/[[Hare Apparent]] deck and I don’t know how many rabbits is too many rabbits. Currently I have 30.
If anyone has any insight or experience they would like to share that would be greatly appreciated. Any other advice is welcome as well. Here’s my list
Will I actually get more trips being Gold or should I stop caring about acceptance rate? I joined in May and they started changing stuff shortly after I joined.
I haven’t really noticed a difference with the Gold trial period other than additional anxiety about my accept rate 😅
I made my buddy a bracket 2 edh Jasmine deck but we’re now all making PDH decks and I think the play is to convert it to Pauper.
How does it play in this format and anybody have any decklists I can checkout?
Thanks
Obviously we got a bunch of notifications about this weekend being a great time to earn but I haven’t seen one batch today.
Too many shoppers or were they wrong?
I’m in North County San Diego
Obviously the new Strixhaven set gave [[Galazeth Prismari]] some new tools mainly [[Resonating Lute]]. I retooled it pretty extensively so far but I’m at 103 cards and looking for some other Galazeth players advice on what I should cut, if I’m missing some auto includes, or if my ratios are off.
https://moxfield.com/decks/TlIjMbZZpkyTXQj7ml6B5Q
Any and all advice is appreciated. Thanks!
If I don’t want to take a trip does it matter if I let the request expire or exit out of it? And does it matter how many trips I reject?
I know the Command Zone podcast takes some heat here but they constantly refer to [[Icetill Explorer]] as one of the best cards recently printed and can go in any green deck.
I’m definitely not arguing against that but I was looking for some examples from you guys to where it over performs in decks that aren’t mill or landfall. I have a copy and looking to take it out of the binder. What decks you all run it in?
EDIT: Definitely a good card, sounds like fetches are more important than landfall/mill. Makes sense. I don’t run a lot of decks with fetches. Would it be good in my Volo deck? Making 2 of these sounds sweet, over Hornet Queen.
Any [[Sidar Jabari of Zhalfir]] brewers out there who can help me make this deck more powerful? Currently it’s a little slow and only reanimating one thing per turn isn’t powerful enough.
Any must adds or wincons I’m missing? Looking to increase its speed and power. Any help is appreciated!