However, before we name contenders, let's establish the key criteria that shape this iconic debate
With room for over 1,800 sleeved cards, its a great pick for Commander decks or growing collections
Getting the pick between a land and removal in any situation is really useful for overall deck construction and gives it good use at most points in a game
The deck rarely explodes early but steadily overwhelms opponents through repetition, resource efficiency, and long-term board control
It isn't going to reprint Modern until every deck costs $200 or lessthis would be a bad thing for the game overall (while it's not worth getting into here, Modern needs to be more expensive than Standard, although it doesn't need to be nearly as expensive as it is today)
You can also catch me making budget content with the Scrap Trawlers on Twitch and YouTube