Joe Miller's U/R Delver
 
Type: Deck Idea
Format (invalid) vinVintage
Approx. Value:
$107.21

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Avg. CMC 2.15
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Main Deck - 60 cards, 17 distinct
Columns
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (18)
4 Augur of Bolas
$0.15 Creature - Merfolk Wizard
4 Faerie Miscreant
$0.06 Creature - Faerie Rogue
4 Ninja of the Deep Hours
$1.34 Creature - Human Ninja
2 Sea Gate Oracle
$0.15 Creature - Human Wizard
4 Spellstutter Sprite
$2.36 Creature - Faerie Wizard
Instant (16)
2 Brainstorm
$1.16 Instant
4 Counterspell
$1.46 Instant
1 Fire // Ice
$0.10 Instant // Instant //
3 Gush
$6.69 Instant
2 Lightning Bolt
$1.21 Instant
4 Skred
$2.88 Instant
Sorcery (7)
3 Ponder
$2.31 Sorcery
4 Preordain
$0.73 Sorcery
Land (19)
3 Ash Barrens
$0.15 Land
4 Evolving Wilds
$0.07 Land
10 Snow-Covered Island
$1.32 Basic Snow Land - Island
2 Snow-Covered Mountain
$0.81 Basic Snow Land - Mountain
Sideboard - 15 cards, 7 distinct
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (4)
2 Gorilla Shaman
$0.52 Creature - Ape Shaman
2 Stormbound Geist
$0.12 Creature - Spirit
Instant (9)
1 Dispel
$0.22 Instant
2 Electrickery
$0.94 Instant
3 Hydroblast
$2.03 Instant
3 Pyroblast
$4.59 Instant
Sorcery (2)
2 Swirling Sandstorm
$0.18 Sorcery
Scratchpad - 0 cards, 0 distinct
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Notes
 
Here’s a list that Andrea Mengucci (our Mythic Invitational Champion) has been playing:

This deck plays like typical Delver decks in other formats, using cheap threats backed by counterspells, with efficient card draw and filtering to keep everything flowing.

The most powerful engine is Ninja of the Deep Hours, and the 1-drops give you an easy way to land a fast Ninja (though if you think about it, aren’t all Ninjas fast?). Once you are drawing two cards a turn, you can easily counter or kill anything the opponent plays.

The biggest weakness of the deck is that the clock isn’t the fastest, which lets big mana decks like Tron sometimes get their engine going, but hard counterspells go a long way in making up for that.

This deck is a ton of fun, and don’t let the Pauper designation fool you—this format is filled with a lot of powerful cards. To see the deck in action, check out Andrea playing this very deck!

https://www.channelfireball.com/videos/izzet-skred-pauper-channel-mengucci/

Happy Brainstorming!

LSV
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