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A Sacrifice deck variant has made a name for itself in Pauper by placing Top 8 in a Challenge. In th...

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Affinity, one of the most striking, and, currently, critical decks in Pauper, has a long history in ...

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Faeries are once again popular in Pauper, so, in today's article, we decided to explore a different ...

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Even after all this time, some players are still determined to get more out of Cascade in the most v...

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Jund Gardens mixes the full package of efficient black cards with splashes of green and red for powe...

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Writhing Chrysalis is considered the most efficient creature in Pauper history due to the amount of ...

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In this article, we present five Pauper decklists featuring Aetherdrift cards to try after the relea...

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Aetherdrift is the next Magic: The Gathering set! In today's article, we'll discuss a few commons fr...

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In this article, we revisit Pauper's banned list to assess which cards could be unbanned from the fo...

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With three Regional Championships and a dozen Challenges, the last week of January saw competitive M...

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Glintblade takes advantage of the interaction between Glint Hawk, Refurbished Familiar, and Tithing ...

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Izzet Terror is a more control-oriented variant of Tolarian Terror lists that runs cards like Cast i...

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Mono-Red is one of the pillars of Pauper nowadays, and red, as a color, also has a rich history in t...

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Innistrad Remastered releases on January 24th and brings some downshifts to Pauper. In this article,...

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Pauper is widely known for its affordable prices and passionate community, attracting hundreds of pl...

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Pauper is dominated by value-focused strategies! In today's article, we'll explore one of the best d...

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In this article, we list the ten best cards that came out in 2024 for Pauper!

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Pauper has gone through another update without bans, and perhaps the solution to the format's divers...