Draft Deck Meta

Duskmourn: House of Horror Draft Deck Metagame

Draft deck metagame only consists of decks with the maximum number of wins (3 wins in Traditional and 7 wins in Quick and Premier drafts).
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Four Color (Non-green) card breakdown - 11 decks, 0.6% of meta

Creatures

5 This virtually always generates at least a 2-for-1, and getting 3/1 flying tokens out of it isn't going to be very difficult. 4.8 1x in 18%

2 This is a big creature late -- albeit one that doesn't really give you 6 mana's worth of value -- and you can throw it away early for a land, which is necessary sometimes. 2.4 1x in 27%

2 This feels pretty mediocre whether you cycle it away or hard cast it, and it even feels mediocre as a reanimation target. But, it's not terrible in any of those spots either. 2.2 1x in 27%

2 This is pretty bad at first glance, but it can trigger eerie at instant speed and help you get delirium both with it's own body and Surveil. 1.6 1x in 27%

3 This is great when you reanimate it, and definitely gives you 7 mana worth of value when you have to cast it. 3.8 1x in 27%

2 The stat-line's not great, but it triggers eerie and has some decent utility. 1.3 1x in 27%

2 This can be imposing in the late game, and cashing it in early for an Island isn't too bad. 1.6 1x in 36%

2 The stat-line's not great here, and the activated ability is really only good in the late game. 1.4 1x in 36%

3.5 This is a great reanimation target for the Black-White deck, and hard-casting it is still pretty good. 3.2 1x in 45%

2 This is a fairly imposing presence in the late game, though it's nothing to right home about. Mountaincycling makes it a little better. 1.6 1x in 45%

2.5 Making your opponent discard while you get to loot is pretty nice, especially in a graveyard format. 1.8 1x in 45%

2 You have to sacrifice something that isn't worth an entire card, or this won't feel worth it. When you can do that, though -- this ETB is pretty strong. 1.3 1x in 55%

2.5 This is tough to kill without your opponent 2-for-1ing themselves, and the fact you can cycle it away early for a Swamp and reanimate it is pretty great for Black/white decks. 2.1 1x in 55%

0 The stat-line is bad, and the activated ability is clunky. You shouldn't play this. 1.5 1x in 55%
Instant, Sorcery

2 While all three modes on this are pretty situational, when they are useful, they have a big impact on the game. 2.2 1x in 18%

2.5 The double Black can be surprisingly tough to have when you need it in Limited, but it's still nice removal. 3.8 1x in 18%

4 This is a Manifest Dread version of Man-O-War, and that seems excellent. Adding to the board while taking away from your opponent's board is great, and this 2/2 has massive upside. 4.4 1x in 18%

3 There are lots of good reanimation targets in this format, especially in Black-White, and loading your graveyard and discarding things isn't too challenging. 3.2 1x in 18%

2 This is a passable removal spell if you're not an aggro deck, but if you're the beat down it's pretty bad since it's either inefficient or incapable of killing blockers. 2.9 1x in 18%

1.5 If you need to get delirium, this can help while digging you deeper in your library. But without a spell deck in this format, it's probably going to underperform. 1.4 1x in 27%

1.5 // 3.5 If you're Black/Red, this is going to be one of the best cards in your deck since you can steal an opposing creature and sacrifice it. 3.3 1x in 27%

1.5 Even if you always got all three of these effects, they are narrow enough that this card wouldn't be insane, so jumping through hoops to get them all doesn't seem worth it to me. 1.9 1x in 27%

2.5 This can counter almost every spell in the format, and the Enchantment mode is useful on occasion. The double Blue holds it back a bit, though. 3.1 1x in 27%

1.5 // 3.5 If you're in the BR sacrifice deck you can do some nasty things with this. If you're not...you can end up 2-for-1ing yourself with this, and that's not what you want to be doing. 3.3 1x in 27%

2.5 An instant-speed 4-mana draw 2 that adds to the board -- and triggers eerie, is something that I'd like one copy of in many Blue decks. 2.8 2x in 27%

3 5 mana removal generally isn't premium, but if you get Delirium -- which is very doable -- this becomes a 2-for-1 and makes up for the cost. 1.6 1x in 36%

2 You're overpaying for either of these, but getting the option between them makes this playable. 1.8 2x in 36%

2 B/W is a reanimator deck in this format, but I think you're hoping you end up with one of the better reanimation spells in the format, and there are at least 4 of them at lower rarities. 2 1x in 45%
Enchantment, Artifact

2.5 I don't love that the cheaper side doesn't impact the board, but Slimy Aquarium does -- so it's sort of like you pay 5-mana for a 3/3 with Surveil 2, but you pay in installments. That's not too bad. 2.6 1x in 18%

1.0 // 3.5 I don't love that the Loung doesn't impact the board at all, but Misty Salon can really allow you to win the game with a bunch of doors in play. Problem is, I don't think every blue-red deck can pull that off, so it needs a build around grade. 2.3 1x in 18%

0 This costs 5 mana and basically does nothing unless you're already ahead and can attack your opponent effectively. 3.2 1x in 18%

2.5 You'll often cast Hospital Room first since it doesn't need as much set up, but that makes this an Enchantment that gives a decent buff and then reanimates something small late. 4.3 1x in 18%

1 Neither side affects the board, and Greenhouse is almost entirely irrelevant. The Gazebo is an overcosted draw spell. 2.2 1x in 18%

4.5 This is removal on one side and a card advantage engine on the other side. The value is pretty absurd. 4 1x in 18%

3 Meat Locker has an effect that impacts the board, and Drowned Diner lets you dig deeper in your deck later in the game. I'm pretty happy with both of those things. 3 2x in 18%

2 Three mana to draw 2 and lose 2 life is decently playable, and this one triggers eerie. Widow's Walk isn't great, but it's upside on a decent card. 1.6 3x in 18%

2 Mind Controls are usually pretty insane, but they really made sure this one wouldn't be. You can look at this as a 6-mana removal spell that gives you a barely relevant piece of material -- like a 1/4 with no abilities, or something like that. 2.1 1x in 27%

1.5 This helps load your graveyard, but it's other effect is more irrelevant than you'd expect. 1.2 1x in 36%

3 I love that the Booth adds a real body to the board earlier, and you can unlock the Tunnel late at a time where it makes your attacks way better. 2.4 1x in 36%

1.5 // 3.0 This is Raise Dead with some legit upside, especially in Black/White decks. 3.4 1x in 36%

1.5 Getting two pretty weak effects for three mana isn't great, but this is an Enchantment format, so this is probably a little better than it looks. 1.5 1x in 45%

3 Red/Black has enough ways to sacrifice Enchantments that this is going to generate serious value. They're great in multiples, too. 3.4 1x in 64%
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4 You have enough control over whether your creatures are tapped and when you cast this, that you're going to be able to manufacture situations where it helps you more than your opponent. 4.5 1x in 9%

4 These tokens mean business, and with all of the ETB and death triggers these days, rebuying those won't be hard. 3.8 1x in 9%

4 This is great when you play it on two, and the ability is a game-winner in the late game. 3.8 1x in 9%

4 Even with the alternate cost this is very much worth it since you get a huge flyer and get rid of their best creature, and reanimating it is particularly spicy. 3.2 1x in 9%

4 This is a great common. You pay 4 mana for two 2/2s, and the second 2/2 has massive upside. 2.9 1x in 9%

4 This is a great eerie trigger. Even getting it once is a big deal, and this turns into an insane engine if it isn't killed. 3.8 1x in 9%

4 This is a Manifest Dread version of Man-O-War, and that seems excellent. Adding to the board while taking away from your opponent's board is great, and this 2/2 has massive upside. 4.4 1x in 18%

4.5 This is a good removal spell with absolutely massive upside, since it is an easily crewable evasive vehicle. And crewing this can give you big upside thanks to Survival. 4.6 1x in 9%

4.5 All of these triggers are really good. Generally, you're probably going to go for the card first to make sure you get a 2-for-1, then you'll get the counters, then you'll transform it into your best creature. That's pretty insane for two mana. 4.7 1x in 9%

4.5 The Eerie trigger here is insanely strong, and because it has Flash, it's easier to find a window where you can get this down and trigger it before your opponent can ever remove it. 4.7 1x in 9%

4.5 This is removal on one side and a card advantage engine on the other side. The value is pretty absurd. 4 1x in 18%

5 This is a three-for-1 upfront -- and one that triggers eerie twice. Niko's activated ability isn't always useful, but it's upside on a card that's alredy excellent. -0 1x in 9%

5 Even if this didn't have Impending, it'd be great -- a 5-mana 5/3 flyer that makes sure you get a 2-for-1 and helps you load the graveyard. Add Impending to the mix, and this is obviously a huge bomb. 4.8 1x in 9%

5 This virtually always generates at least a 2-for-1, and getting 3/1 flying tokens out of it isn't going to be very difficult. 4.8 1x in 18%

Azorius	1957 matches	236 decks
12.85% of Metagame
Golgari	1882 matches	231 decks
12.58% of Metagame
Boros	1725 matches	213 decks
11.60% of Metagame
Rakdos	1450 matches	176 decks
9.59% of Metagame
Simic	1272 matches	162 decks
8.82% of Metagame
Gruul	1233 matches	153 decks
8.33% of Metagame
Orzhov	1188 matches	146 decks
7.95% of Metagame
Selesnya	1032 matches	125 decks
6.81% of Metagame
Dimir	481 matches	58 decks
3.16% of Metagame
Abzan	389 matches	46 decks
2.51% of Metagame
Jund	339 matches	42 decks
2.29% of Metagame
Sultai	296 matches	38 decks
2.07% of Metagame
Izzet	293 matches	36 decks
1.96% of Metagame
Esper	262 matches	30 decks
1.63% of Metagame
Bant	155 matches	20 decks
1.09% of Metagame
Five Color	150 matches	18 decks
0.98% of Metagame
Naya	113 matches	13 decks
0.71% of Metagame
Grixis	103 matches	12 decks
0.65% of Metagame
Temur	89 matches	11 decks
0.60% of Metagame
Mardu	95 matches	11 decks
0.60% of Metagame
Four Color (Non-green)	93 matches	11 decks
0.60% of Metagame
Jeskai	75 matches	10 decks
0.54% of Metagame
Four Color (Non-white)	72 matches	9 decks
0.49% of Metagame
Mono Green	60 matches	7 decks
0.38% of Metagame
Mono Red	47 matches	6 decks
0.33% of Metagame
Mono Blue	44 matches	5 decks
0.27% of Metagame
Mono White	35 matches	4 decks
0.22% of Metagame
Four Color (Non-red)	35 matches	4 decks
0.22% of Metagame
Mono Black	9 matches	1 decks
0.05% of Metagame
Four Color (Non-black)	9 matches	1 decks
0.05% of Metagame
Four Color (Non-blue)	8 matches	1 decks
0.05% of Metagame

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Duskmourn: House of Horror Draft Deck Metagame

Four Color (Non-green) card breakdown - 11 decks, 0.6% of meta

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