Magic Card Question?

Question

I am starting magic and wont to know a good begginer deck type. I already have recieved a artifact/water deck from my friend. Should I expand my existing deck, or go with something like a worior deck, Ext.

Basicly what stratagy is simple, cheap (money wise), but can still win the game.

Answer 1

well u can buy a precon deck for about 13 bucks and all should be simple, if u want the best beguiner colors are white and green if u wanna expand ur deck u can buy a precon thats compatible w the colors u play or just buy booster pack kinda random, and dont say watter deck say blue deck just cuz, good luck hope this helps

there is a 75 aditional cards pack thats about 13 bucks as well and it should be the best way toget cards when starting

Answer 2

The tenth edition theme decks. They don't cause that much and they're pretty simple. They're designed to more or less familiarize you with each color. Don't go tribal yet. You can stick with some random aggressive decks. Simple and yet they work. A good and simple aggressive deck for a beginner is a green red one. Keep the deck simple and focused on what you want to do. Hope this helped!

Answer 3

A cheap, money efficient deck, if you can find it, is a preconstucted one.  Many build it yourself decks, while a bit stronger and more personal, have the problem of running up to 25 dollars per deck, even when cut back on pricewise.  A strong begginer deck, in my opinion, is Time Spiral's Hope's Crusade.  It takes a very strong strategy, White "Weenies", and gives you a decent set of creatures.  It is 13 dollars, so it doesn't hurt your wallet as much.  Also, you can find suggested improvements for the deck (IE White Knight, Silver Knight, Kjorian Outrider) fairly easily and cheaply.  

Another good set if you can find it is Scourge's Goblin Mob deck.  Same concept: Cheap, Easy to learn, and Simple concept.