MTG Arena Historic Singleton Decks

How to find best MTG Arena Decks to play?

Magic: The Gathering Arena players consider three key things about decks when they pick one to play:

• Deck WinLoss efficiency. You want to play and win at least 50% of the matches, right? We count decks stats and provide data about winloss on play and on draw so you can estimate your chances with this deck
• Deck tempo. You can play fast aggro decks and slow control decks. The higher average CMC the slower the deck will be.
• Availability and cost. The better cards in the deck, the better results you'll get, but if the deck contains a lot of Mythic Rare cards you miss from the collection, it might be expensive to build it.

You can filter MTG Arena decks by following parameters:

• Time frame. As time passes by and new sets are getting released, decks are getting old. By default we provide decks for the last 30 days, but you can change this filter and select the expansion from which release you want to search decks.
• Decks Color. Choose any combination of deck colors. If you see too few decks, you could try to expand the time frame to get more.
• Availability. If you import your collection using MTG Arena Pro Tracker, you can see which decks you can build from existing cards, which you can craft and which are unavailable for you right now.
• By Specific Cards. In MTG Arena the decks are built around several staple cards. If you want to find decks based on some cards, you should put these card names into the "Containing cards" field.
• By Format. Using formats and categories buttons you can select which decks you need right now.