After we narrow down the set of decks and filter out the cards that are included in the sealed product, we can tally how often people added or cut specific cards. If a deck shares enough identical cards with any given precon ("enough" meaning "above a certain secret threshold"), then we count that deck in these results for that precon.
MTG AFR COMMANDER DECKS UPGRADE
The new Precon Upgrade Guide starts by taking every deck in the EDHREC database (yes, every deck) and comparing them to each of the preconstructed Commander product decklists. There are tons of other recommendation on Aminatou's page, so definitely go give it a look, or any of the commanders from Commander 2018! We have this feature for all of the featured commanders for past products, so there's a ton of info to dig through! How Does It Work? That makes it a great candidate to cut when you're looking to add in that Temporal Mastery or Cloudblazer. It's an interesting card, for sure, but since Aminatou herself is only a three-drop, the Golem isn't likely to save a lot of mana. We also see that Geode Golem gets the axe. Part of me can't help but wonder if folks are removing these cards to make separate Esper Zombie tribal Varina, Lich Queen decks! Looks like the cards most frequently removed from Aminatou decks are Zombies! Since Aminatou likes manipulating her deck and blinking permanents, it definitely makes sense that some of these Zombies aren't on theme, so they wouldn't stick around when it's time to upgrade this deck. Oh, and don't forget: we have more information here than just cards to add! See those buttons labeled and such? Click on one of those and the page will scroll all the way down to another section: cards that are most frequently removed from that precon! Continuing our example with Aminatou, here are some of her most frequently cut cards: Definitely take a look at Aminatou's Precon Upgrade Guide for more info. Aminatou specializes in Miracles like Temporal Mastery, and she can blink permanents, which makes thoseĭon't you worry, there are more than just four cards recommended here! I just can't fit all those images into one article. Given Aminatou's abilities, these cards are right on the money. Like so.Īs an example, let's click on the link for Aminatou, the Fateshifter's Precon Upgrade Guide. From that link you can browse every Commander set, each grouped by the year of release!Īlternatively, if you are looking at a commander's page, and that legendary character was one of the featured commanders of a precon, then there will be a link to the Precon Upgrade Guide for that particular product. This URL is one way to find the new guide. For players who feel overwhelmed by all the different info on a commander's normal EDHREC page, this is a great way to find some quick, convenient tune-ups for your brand new EDH deck! Where Is It? Meet the new Precon Upgrade Guide! This guide measures the most frequent additions to a precon deck, as well as the cards most frequently removed from it. By using the power of data, decklists, and science, EDHREC can help answer this question for you. Since you're adding cards to the initial 99, you'll also need to know which cards need to be removed, since they don't fit with the commander you chose.
Suppose you just bought a preconstructed Commander deck and you want a rough idea of which five or ten or twenty cards you could add to make it a more tuned and functional deck.
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