Recent Standard decks from the creators you follow. Where we hold the list, its colors, price and wildcard cost are counted rather than guessed: 66 read their colors off the 60 cards, 0 off the creator's own title where no list was reachable. Every color starts on. Click a color to switch it off and every deck needing it leaves.
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This Deck DOMINATED The MTG Arena Championship! | Reality Fracture Standard
Gameplan. 23 creatures and 9 other spells over 22 lands. Average mana value 1.9, with 24 at one or two, topping out at 3 on 8 cards. Answers: 2 removal, 4 sweepers.The published list is 60 cards, so it carries no sideboard.
Gameplan. 20 creatures and 12 other spells over 22 lands. Average mana value 1.8, with 24 at one or two, topping out at 3 on 8 cards. Answers: 4 ramp.The published list is 60 cards, so it carries no sideboard.
Gameplan. 6 creatures and 27 other spells over 24 lands. Average mana value 3.3, with 18 at one or two, topping out at 8 on 4 cards. Answers: 9 removal, 5 sweepers, 3 ramp.The published list is 60 cards, so it carries no sideboard.
Gameplan. 10 creatures and 24 other spells over 26 lands. Average mana value 3.6, with 11 at one or two, topping out at 6 on 5 cards. Answers: 13 removal, 1 counters, 2 sweepers.15 cards run past the first 60, a legal 15, led by 3 Duress, 2 Negate, 2 Qarsi Revenant, 2 Vicious Rivalry. Inferred sideboard position, the harvested list carries no board marker.
Gameplan. 21 creatures and 18 other spells over 21 lands. Average mana value 2.2, with 29 at one or two, topping out at 4 on 8 cards. Answers: 5 removal, 4 counters.15 cards run past the first 60, a legal 15, led by 4 Duress, 3 Strategic Betrayal, 2 Day of Black Sun, 2 Flashfreeze. Inferred sideboard position, the harvested list carries no board marker.
Gameplan. 13 creatures and 27 other spells over 20 lands. Average mana value 1.8, with 33 at one or two, topping out at 7 on 2 cards. Answers: 1 removal, 1 counters, 1 ramp.15 cards run past the first 60, a legal 15, led by 3 Colorstorm Stallion, 2 Fire Magic, 2 Ghost Vacuum, 2 Spell Pierce. Inferred sideboard position, the harvested list carries no board marker.
Gameplan. 18 creatures and 14 other spells over 22 lands. Average mana value 3.8, with 15 at one or two, topping out at 7 on 6 cards. Answers: 17 ramp.The published list is 60 cards, so it carries no sideboard.
How this was built. Channels resolved from your links, recent Standard videos pulled via the polite YouTube gate, then each video description parsed for the decklist link, the colors, the archetype, and whether it reads as a meta deck or a brew.
Where the price and wildcard numbers come from. Price is paper USD for the full list, summed from the cheapest Scryfall printing of every card, basic lands excluded, captured 2026-10-30. Paper prices move daily, so treat it as a snapshot for comparing decks against each other rather than a live quote. Wildcards are what MTGA would charge you after subtracting the 10,003 cards your collection export says you already own, bucketed by rarity. Both need the real 60-card list.
Buying a deck. Every deck carries a Card Kingdom button that opens their Deck Builder with the whole list already in the box. It is two presses from checkout, not a one-click cart: press Find Cards to price every line, then Add Items to Cart. Clicked through on 2026-08-25 and it reported Cards Selected 39/42, $274.91 on the first deck here. The button carries CK's own total when CK can fill every line; where it reads list instead, they are out of stock on at least one card, so the list still opens and the total is withheld rather than quoted short. The price above it is the cheaper of Card Kingdom and TCGplayer, and TCGplayer sits in the small print beside the local Kansas City option and the receipt.
Honest coverage: 66 of 66 decks carry real numbers. Four sources feed them: 29 pulled through a signed-in browser (27 Moxfield, 2 Aetherhub), 30 from lists the creator pasted straight into the video description, and 7 from MTGGoldfish, the one host that serves a machine-readable list without a login. Hover any price to see which source it came from.
Every deck on this page carries real numbers. The last 74 came through a signed-in browser pass on 2026-07-19, which reaches Moxfield and Aetherhub where an anonymous request gets a 403 from Cloudflare.