The namesake of this deck isn’t essential to securing victory it’s more like a final nail in the coffin. Say what you will about the Companion mechanic, but it sure did give us some interesting cards. Obosh Aggro Always the odd one out Obosh, the Preypiercer relies on cards with an odd mana cost. So, now that we’re all on the same page, here’s our list of the best budget Modern decks.ġ. This is because the cards that make up both midrange and control decks tend to be a little bit more expensive, and those decks also tend to include more fetch lands - all of which increase the cost of a deck substantially. Due to the nature of MTG, a lot of budget decks tend to be built around more aggressive strategies. Now that we’ve laid out what qualifies, we can dive into the list itself.
There are only three decks here that meet these criteria though, so we’ve also taken a couple of our favourite decklists from the Modern on a Budget series over at TCGplayer by Emma Partlow. We’ve gone with the decks that have been a part of the meta in Modern over the last few months according to MTGGoldfish, which collects an awful lot of data and does a lot of good work tracking the finance side of things too. As for "best", that’s where things get tricky. So, what exactly is a budget Modern deck? Well, it’s a Modern deck that costs under $300. Thankfully, there are people out there who not only build cheaper Modern decks, but also do very well with them and even help shape the format itself.Īs ever, a little definition goes a long way. However, it can also cost a rather frightening amount of money just to put a deck together. A lot of people will choose Modern as their first foray away from Standard because it’s a bit more accessible than formats built on the back of the Reserved List.
Getting into any of the older formats in Magic: The Gathering is an exciting prospect.
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