without giving your opponent a free advantage
The Command Zone, one of my favorite Magic podcast/Youtube channels, made a video where they broke down the statistics for whether more expensive decks do better in the Commander format of Magic and what they found was that the most expensive deck in a pod wins, 29% of the time. And thats just the most expensive in a four-player game where everyone has a 25% chance to win at the very start before anyone starts playing
Lets take a deep dive into the perfect spells for your next Commander game
Duskmourn: House of Horror has something for Magic players of all kinds, so theres sure to be something that will make you scream
The game won't tell you if it has, but there's some pretty obvious signifiers that can give it away: Weekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and more They have a generic username like "Tom" or "Alice" They don't have any emblems They have multi-type decks without any real strategic coherence There's no way to ensure ranked matches against bots, but ultimately it's always to the benefit of the player, as bots tend to be incredibly easy
No, you can evaluate your card all you want and give it a sealed hard toploader, but you need credibility to give collectors a sense of what standards you hold card grading to
