r/Pauper

Hi! I would like to share here a deck that I have been tweaking for a long time now and I think it finally is pretty well playable.

https://moxfield.com/decks/Pg-OD3uG3EeTTAfHh9cB_Q

First I want to adress the issue of not putting up any results with the deck on MTGO (which is a superior way to share a brew with people). However MTGO is so laggy on my laptop that I have lately abandoned the idea of learning to use the application. But I have took it to my LGS multiple times and it felt like a pretty reasonable T2 deck which definitely has legs. And there is still room for improvement for sure if more people will work on it in future.

Archetype wise it is a classic Zoo deck. Very similar in gameplay to Domain Zoo in Modern format. We are an aggro deck and have big cheap threats, 5c interaction spells and a little clunky landbase.

The whole deck is held together by creature token synergies, mainly with eldrazy spawns. We use these tokens mainly to enable our UNTAPPED 5c MANABASE (you heard it right), as well as to ramp so we have big creature fast or we can doublespell fast (play threat and hold instant speed interaction).

They also enable some of our threats like [[Bayou Groff]].

More detailed explanation can be found in the Moxfield primer.

I think the main selling point of the deck is, that it enables the beloved Zoo archetype in Pauper to be playable. Domain Zoo in Pauper has been extremely underpowered for a long time. And this could be the solution for people who miss Zoo in Pauper.

I really hope some of you will pick this deck up, run it through some leagues and help me improve it. I have worked on the deck for almost two years now, and I think I have reached a limit where I can not improve it any more alone. The deck is in my opinion pretty unique, because it is not based on anything existing and still has legs and pretty simple and consistent gameplan. So at least it could be an interesting community brewing experiment.

I will try to answer questions and replies here asap.

link to primer: https://moxfield.com/decks/Pg-OD3uG3EeTTAfHh9cB_Q/primer

EDIT: I forgot to say, that I am looking for suggestions on how to name the deck! I was calling it Eldrazi Zoo but that is so boring. I would love some cool name like Full English Breakfast, Tooth and Nail etc. But did not think of any yet.

Lately i've been having a hard time against some aggro decks while playing Mono Blue Terror. Do you think running a copy of campire in the sideboard is a good answer in those match ups or it's a waste of a sideboard slot?

Made an aggro deck that tries to go as fast as possible. Could be a bit of a glass cannon, but this deck has the ability to cause problems. Let me know what you think.

https://archidekt.com/decks/21920865/white\_artifact\_aggro

I find this interesting but i can't figure out what's the use of this, i thought maybe It can remove a snacker and a pinger together, or maybe an Utrom, or maybe a Guardian against Gates but i think im missing something...

Hi everyone,
First poster here, so forgive me for any issues.

I have been thinking of an alternative to BG pestilence, without cats.
Instead, we keep the pestilence on the board via indestructible creatures created with Dai Li Indoctrination.
This would be synergistic with Cleansing Wildfire, which can also use the indestructible lands for ramping.

Other than that, just usual Jund/Pest stuff (removal, life, and card advantage).

Link: https://archidekt.com/decks/22788018/jund_pestilence

I would say it should do better against ponza (thanks to indestructible lands) and tron/gates (as we can use cleansing wildfire offensively)

I only play paper, so I wanted to hear advices/feedbacks before going for a 0-3 :)

DECKLIST

First, two notes:

1. The sideboard isn't a sideboard, just other cards that seem interesting for the deck.
2. I swear I know that interaction exists. When I find a deck with a streamlined concept, I first try perfecting that gameplan, then figure out after where I can alter things to add appropriate interaction pieces.

This deck combines the evolve 1-drops with the Spider-man "4mv matters" 2-drops to create an early creature presence that takes advantage of warp creatures. This combination quickly builds a bunch of big creatures that take over the game. Crashing Drawbridge is excellent in this list; I started with 2 as just a way to get value out of warp creatures, but it provides really explosive turns and acts a bit like an additional Leyline Weaver. Heck, it even pumps the evolvers! Wretched Gryff is the newest addition to the deck, eating warped Wurms and Whales at whim, and it's been strong so far; it used to be Mulldrifter, which, despite being an unquestionably good card, didn't combine with enough of the deck to shine.

So, what do you think the deck needs? Any cards I've overlooked that might take the list to the next level? The deck obviously falls apart against Turbo Fog and Gardens, but I'll deal with that later.

Hello Everyone! This is my first Reddit Post, so please forgive the formatting!

I've recently picked up Pauper after playing mostly Modern & Legacy for the last 12 Years, so I thought I'd brew up a deck of my own! After many rounds on the MTGO Client (I don't have tickets for leagues), I've been quite successful against the meta decks, so I thought I'd write a little Primer and share!

It's quite a long detailed read, but I wanted to include everything! Any suggestions are welcome, and feel free to try it out yourself! I was able to put this entire List + Sideboard together for only about 4-5 TIX that my friend lent me!

Link to the Decklist Page (Moxfield): https://moxfield.com/decks/fkftshheSUqJVex4BqBu8A

Link to the Primer (Moxfield): https://moxfield.com/decks/fkftshheSUqJVex4BqBu8A/primer

idk just found it in a booster and thought it would be cool to slap a whale on the board

I'm new to Pauper and trying to understand taking the initiative with Avenging Hunter. I have an elves deck but didn't want to pay the higher price for Avenging Hunter on mtgo so I'm not really getting practice with Avenging Hunter and struggling to conceptualize it.

With Avenging Hunter etb you take the initiative and venture into the Undercity and then progress a room on your upkeep.

Is progressing in the dungeon contingent on Avenging Hunter remaining on the battlefield or is the initiative a permanent game mechanic after the ETB like Monarch and then obtainable through combat damage?

If I play 2 Avenging Hunters is it 2 separate instances of the initiative/ enteringing or progressing the dungeon on upkeep?

Is there a preferred "route" to take in the Undercity or is that just relative to the match?

Thanks for the help! Any tips are appreciated, here is the deck list:

https://moxfield.com/decks/KBNLaKBhJ0GUDsQrteFyiA

**Thanks everyone, I definitely understand it better now! I do have Avenging Hunter in my paper deck, I've just been practicing the deck on MTGO without it while I wait on a few cards. I'll probably end up adding it to MTGO as well.

Presenting the third match of our 7th Stage with James on Jeskai Ephemerate vs Dan on Watch Rites Combo! Bringing back an old classic!

https://youtu.be/mZAqV1IdhkA?si=oCt5d5m5ECyV3uEG

Enjoy!

I played yesterday on my LGS with this Tron Cascade list: https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/7737577#paper

My questions are:

• Would I usually want to sideout Boarding Party?
• Specifically for what decks do I want [[Moment's Peace]] ? I always end up not siding it in
• On my LGS there's at least one Elf's player, I'm considering going 3 Breath's main deck but don't know what to take out for it
• Some lists go half Prophetic Prism half [[Barrels of Blasting Jelly]]. I went 4 Barrels instead, what do you guys think
• I'm considering swaping Moment's Peace for Breath's on the SB

I'm going to play in a big Pauper tournament (300 players), I'd like some analysis on my decklist:

https://moxfield.com/decks/1fU5L9KlUUSgmCyD-UGCFw