deck Simic Ponza

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About Pauper Simic Ponza

Belonging to the metagame from Pauper, Simic Ponza is a deck with the following key cards: Forest, Arcane Denial, Quirion Ranger, Priest of Titania, Timberwatch Elf, Preordain, Growth Spiral, Moment's Peace, with an overall win percentage of 54.7% in 340 games in the last 6 months. The deck performances better against Azorius Familiar and White Weenie and worst against Gruul Ponza and Ping Storm. In recent appearances BetoRufino made 4V-0L at Pauper Royale 199 and Boquinha made 5V-0L at Pauper League.

Main Deck cards Simic Ponza

Forest

8.6 in 86% of decks
Arcane Denial

4.0 in 50% of decks
Quirion Ranger

4.0 in 50% of decks
Priest of Titania

4.0 in 50% of decks
Timberwatch Elf

4.0 in 50% of decks
Preordain

4.0 in 50% of decks
Growth Spiral

4.0 in 50% of decks
Moment's Peace

4.0 in 50% of decks
Weather the Storm

4.0 in 50% of decks
Birchlore Rangers

4.0 in 50% of decks
Simic Growth Chamber

3.9 in 50% of decks
Jaspera Sentinel

3.8 in 50% of decks
Distant Melody

3.1 in 50% of decks
Fog

3.1 in 50% of decks
Behold the Multiverse

2.5 in 50% of decks
Llanowar Elves

2.4 in 50% of decks
Elvish Mystic

2.3 in 50% of decks
Tangle

2.1 in 50% of decks
Stream of Thought

1.9 in 50% of decks
Deep Analysis

1.2 in 50% of decks
Quandrix Campus

1.0 in 50% of decks
Lead the Stampede

4.0 in 45% of decks
Winding Way

4.0 in 45% of decks
Elvish Vanguard

4.0 in 45% of decks
Lórien Revealed

4.0 in 45% of decks
Thornwood Falls

2.4 in 45% of decks
Fyndhorn Elves

2.1 in 45% of decks
Island

5.0 in 40% of decks
Nettle Sentinel

1.4 in 40% of decks
Vineshaper Prodigy

1.8 in 36% of decks
Tangled Islet

1.0 in 36% of decks
Accumulated Knowledge

4.0 in 31% of decks
Desert

1.5 in 31% of decks
Generous Ent

1.4 in 31% of decks
Nyxborn Hydra

1.1 in 31% of decks
Words of Wisdom

2.0 in 27% of decks
Snow-Covered Island

6.0 in 13% of decks
Foreboding Landscape

2.7 in 13% of decks
Rimewood Falls

2.0 in 13% of decks
Snow-Covered Forest

2.0 in 13% of decks
Explore

1.7 in 13% of decks

Sideboard cards Simic Ponza

Dispel

2.6 in 86% of decks
Faerie Macabre

1.7 in 50% of decks
Murmuring Mystic

1.6 in 50% of decks
Masked Vandal

1.5 in 50% of decks
Blue Elemental Blast

3.0 in 45% of decks
Scattershot Archer

1.5 in 45% of decks
Wellwisher

2.0 in 40% of decks
Gorilla Shaman

1.2 in 40% of decks
Valakut Invoker

1.0 in 40% of decks
Hydroblast

2.4 in 36% of decks
Envelop

1.9 in 36% of decks
Keep Watch

1.2 in 36% of decks
Wilt

1.7 in 27% of decks
Azure Fleet Admiral

1.0 in 27% of decks
Standard Bearer

1.0 in 27% of decks
Negate

2.2 in 18% of decks
Deny the Divine

3.0 in 13% of decks

Strategy

"Simic Ponza" in the Pauper format of Magic: The Gathering is an interesting deck that combines elements of ramp, control, and card advantage. The deck aims to disrupt the opponent's mana base while also maintaining a steady stream of threats and card advantage. The strategy of the deck revolves around using cards like Simic Growth Chamber and Lórien Revealed to ramp into powerful threats like Timberwatch Elf and Elvish Vanguard. Cards like Moment's Peace and Fog help to stall the game and protect your life total until you can establish a dominant board presence. One of the strengths of the deck is its ability to generate card advantage through cards like Lead the Stampede, Accumulated Knowledge, and Distant Melody. This allows you to keep up with your opponent in terms of resources and consistently apply pressure. However, one of the weaknesses of the deck is its vulnerability to aggressive strategies and decks that can disrupt its mana base. Cards like Priest of Titania and Birchlore Rangers are crucial to the deck's strategy, so losing them to removal or disruption can set you back significantly. Overall, Simic Ponza is a versatile and resilient deck that can adapt to different metagames and playstyles. With the right pilot and sideboard options, it can be a competitive choice in the Pauper format."