How it grades
Fundamentals 60/100. Plays like Artifacts.
Graded as a casual deck: not every card in it is legal in Standard today.
This reads as an Artifacts Casual deck. An artifact engine deck: cost reducers and cheap trinkets snowball into board states and card advantage that scale with the artifact count itself. The pieces are individually weak but the whole is far more than the sum, and a single well-timed Vandalblast is the scariest card in the room. Its strongest fundamental is mana curve (76% of spells cost ≤2, 5% cost 6+); the first thing to tighten is mana reliability: 32% of your spells arrive on time. Disciple of the Vault is the riskiest: its B cost is heavy for this mana base, so expect it several turns late.
- DMana reliability
- BLand count
- A+Mana curve
- A+Consistency
- ACard quality
- A+Legality & size
Where it falls short
- DMana reliability32% of your spells arrive on time. Disciple of the Vault is the riskiest: its B cost is heavy for this mana base, so expect it several turns late.
- BLand count18 lands. About 22 fits this curve for Artifacts.
Strong on mana curve, consistency, card quality and legality & size.
16 cards graded: A- 4, B 10, B- 1, C+ 1.
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