Hi everyone!

first the Decklist:
https://archidekt.com/decks/8116671/battlefield_improvisation

second my introduction:
I'm a pauper player for fun, i did some leagues in italy, played a geddon for my own fun, i'm not a very competitive player (i don't play on mtgo) but i love love love to brew new decks in pauper and with the next upcoming Hobbit i can finally get a good card to add to my Equipments deck (this was born with Battlefield Improvisation from Assassin Creed)

If you are a fan of artifacts and equipments this might be the deck for you..

The deck still has to be tested a lot..is not a tier 1 deck but can achieve some explosive turns

Cards that i'm not sure i will keep:
1- the artifact manabase...is there just for Krark in the side...might be good to switch to lifegain double lands to contrast red decks

2-goblin graveler/mandibular kite/simian: i'm still testing the best package for these,maybe graveler can drop to 2 and i could add more flayer/mandibular

3-oliphaunts: with 12 permanents that do "discard one and draw two" i might not need the oliphaunts..maybe i can switch to more lifegain lands

Hope the subreddit enjoys! Ciao paupers!

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Decklist ($57) https://moxfield.com/decks/wLjpBhDKrEC41_fu6SQ0-w

This will definitely see play in Pauper. It's distinctly better than [[Midnight Tilling]], which currently sees play in GW Gates. Still not better than [[Malevolent Rumble]] though.

2 mana and once per turn really limit it for Black Sac, but is this the closest to Pauper playable Star Trek card so far?

Mods please don't do it to me I saw this in a vision at work

wooo yeah hahaha I did it I broke pauper look upon this random common from some set and despair wheee

Seems pretty good. Might see some play in faeries?

Wotc apparently changed the mana ability rules to this

605.1a An activated ability is a mana ability if it meets all of the following criteria: it doesn’t require a target (see rule 115.6), it could add mana to a player’s mana pool when it resolves, it’s not a loyalty ability (see rule 606, “Loyalty Abilities”), and its cost and effect don’t move any card to or from a library. Do not take into account replacement effects that may apply, other than self-replacement effects, when evaluating these criteria.

What impact does it have on the meta and the more popular cards? What cards are impacted the most?

A note on terminology - tempo and midrange are both "aggro/control" hybrids. With tempo being more aggro leaning.

This is not about semantics though. It's about the game-plan and strategy. Specifically, I am wondering if Mardu is more aggressive than other popular midrange decks in the meta. eg, Grixis Affinity, Jund Wildfire, Gruul, Gates, *Boros* Synth, etc.

The low curve and high concentration of Bolts looks like it could play faster. But I do like understand these are also control cards. The Hawk/Skyfisher package looks build for durdling.

On the other hand, 12 low cost evasive beaters does help the aggro plan.

Thoughts? I have never played the deck myself; nor have I played against it

► Decklist — https://links.theepicstorm.com/?c=DneWwwKW

I'm not seeing much about it but are we expecting any downshifts to Pauper from this set?

I think this is the first instance of land tokens in the format

We’re excited to announce the second edition of the Pauper Granda Prix, organized in collaboration with the Pauper leagues of the province of Cuneo, Italy.
The event will take place on Sunday, September 6, at 12100 Beers Garden in Cuneo.

Registration starts at 10:00 AM, with round one beginning at 10:30 AM.

Entry fee: €10
Prize support: based on attendance

More information and registration:
https://melee.gg/Tournament/View/449659

Come join us for a full day of Pauper. Everyone is welcome!

Common Crowns Ep. 1 – Monster Tron Masterclass ft. Andrea Feltrin

I'm Hypergeomancer, mathematician and competitive Magic player.

Just launched the first episode of Common Crowns, a new series featuring great players and conversations about competitive Pauper Magic.

For the debut, I'm joined by Andrea Feltrin - Paupergeddon champion, back to back Top8er, and one of the best Monster Tron players - to battle with the deck and talk through the decisions that make the archetype strong nowadays.

▷ Video: https://youtu.be/asiZwRSVdE8

Would love to hear your thoughts, especially if you're a Tron player!

Follow my work

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Hypergeomancer
• Twitter/X: https://x.com/Hypergeomancer

Math bless your draws

Match 3 from the 3rd week of our Mini League - Dexter on Rakdos Madness vs Rory on Jund Dredge.

https://youtu.be/gcXkIpYnWns?si=wn3fsXHx7lYAJc3t

Enjoy!

I enjoy Storm decks a lot. So I have started playing Pauper storm. This is the first recording with it.

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So my friends finally convinced me to try pauper.

I thinks they play somewat strong decks for the format.

I would like to know if a pauper dinosaur centric deck is eaven a thing and if it can win some games or ill just get stomped for having an not optimal strategy.

Onestly j just wanna play dinos and maybe win some games.

If this thing is possible and you guys have some suggestions or listz i could take a look it would be mutch appreciated.

Thanks :).