More than 26 Old-school White Weenie decks from top MTGA, MTGO and pauper tournaments

May 29, 2018 · White Weenie is a venerable archetype, and likely the most budget-friendly deck in Old School. I thought it was a good place to start when building my battlebox (a collection of inexpensive, well-balanced decks).

More than 22 Historic White Weenie decks from top MTGA, MTGO and pauper tournaments

You can customize the way you view decks on Moxfield. Check out your options. Support us on Patreon to remove ads and more! You have a 96.99% chance of playing these on curve. The average mana value of your main deck is 1.32 with lands and 1.98 without lands. The median mana value of your main deck is 1 with lands and 2 without lands.

The deck is a classic since the beginning of the game. Drop low cost creatures, support and control the board, pump your creatures, win. Here is a baseline for white weenie, for both Swedish and EC banlists, and some suggestions when splashing red to make some pink weenie.

You have a 96.99% chance of playing these on curve. The average mana value of your main deck is 1.27 with lands and 1.9 without lands. The median mana value of your main deck is 1 with lands and 2 without lands. This deck's total mana value is 76. Need some sleeves? All purchases help support Moxfield. A deck created using Moxfield.

Sep 26, 2015 · Old School · White Weenie - Plains, Armageddon, Balance, Black Lotus, Crusade, Disenchant, Jihad, Mox Pearl, Swords to Plowshares, ...

May 30, 2018 · There are a zillion versions of white weenie that use that configuration and this deck is not presented as being better than those, just another way to build it. I will say, however, that for me, with the card choices I've made, the Ruins have so far earned their keep.

Average number of lands in opening hand: 2.45. Need some sleeves? A deck created using the deck building website, Moxfield.

Nov 3, 2023 · My take on classic White Weenie. I never made or got to play this deck back in the early days and I'm really excited to have it now. I really like the mana consistency of monowhite over adding red for burn spells, especially under EC rules.