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i just got into magic 3 months ago and I'm not very good at making decks. This is the deck I'm using at the moment against my friends. i could use some help making this a good deck. Ty for your help.
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hi im open to any suggestions. i just would like some help with this deck. im sorry if i dont understand what some of the combos you post are or are good for. TY and Sorry. hithereyouthere
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Here's some deck building adice, There's a few things you want to concider when building your deck. 1-Theme, think about what you want your deck to do as a start and find a card or combo yóu want to build around, you want your deck to have synergy which means cards help each other and flow to gether, there's lots of great cards but you want your deck to be consistent. Example (Rampaging Baloth) Green Black So if I wanna build around him I wanna fisrt look at his strenths and weakness's fist he's mana costly and has an amasing ability with landfall, so add cards to benifit that like harrow, cultivate, khalni heart expedition, terramorphic expanse, and remember just because a cards good in one deck won't make it good in anouther. Then add cards around it to deal with problems you'll encounter such as creature threats removal and pesky enchantments, like doom blade, naturalize and canopy cover, some things you may not need against every deck which is where your sideboard comes in to play. Then fill in the blanks with other cards that benifit from the cards you have like ob-nixilis the fallen and scute mob. 2-mana curve and deck size You only want 60 cards in most decks to keep it consistent and 15 cards in sideboard your mana curve is the percentage of cards of a certain mana cost your curve is where it should be now. Think about how your deck plays out as well if you have to many cards of a certain cost you may not play them in the sense you'll want to play better cards if it sits in your hand get rid of it or sideboard it. 3-card advantage This means you want to play as many cards as possible that do more then one thing for you such as rampant growth or sylvok ranger both cost 2mana but the growth trades one card for one, while the ranger not only gives you the land but also a helpful blocker. Hope this helps feel free to get in touch with me anytime if you need advice good luck with your deck building and remember, keep it simple.
thanks alot for the imput