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About Pauper White Weenie
Belonging to the metagame from Pauper, White Weenie is a deck with the following key cards: Plains, Battle Screech, Lunarch Veteran , Thraben Inspector, Kor Skyfisher, Raffine's Informant, Idyllic Grange, Thraben Charm, Novice Inspector, with an overall win percentage of 51.2% in 1271 games in the last 6 months. The deck performances better against MonoBlack Arritocrats and BRW and worst against Golgari Ramp and Mono Blue high Tide. In recent appearances zGilzinz made 3V-1L at Fuguete League 253 and zGilzinz made 3V-0L at TORNEIO PAUPER DO WEBER (02/12) - TIX PRO TOP 8.
Main Deck cards White Weenie
16.8 in 100% of decks
4.0 in 97% of decks
3.9 in 97% of decks
3.8 in 97% of decks
4.0 in 95% of decks
3.9 in 95% of decks
2.0 in 95% of decks
3.7 in 94% of decks
3.5 in 94% of decks
2.1 in 94% of decks
1.3 in 94% of decks
2.5 in 88% of decks
1.2 in 83% of decks
2.3 in 80% of decks
2.0 in 77% of decks
1.0 in 44% of decks
Sideboard cards White Weenie
1.8 in 88% of decks
2.1 in 82% of decks
1.7 in 74% of decks
3.7 in 58% of decks
2.8 in 43% of decks
Strategy
The White Weenie deck in the Pauper format of Magic: The Gathering is a fast and aggressive strategy that focuses on playing small white creatures and overwhelming the opponent with a swarm of creatures. The deck aims to put pressure on the opponent early in the game, utilizing low-cost creatures to quickly establish a board presence. Some of the standout cards in the deck are Kor Skyfisher, Thraben Inspector, Battle Screech, Standard Bearer, and Squadron Hawk. Kor Skyfisher is a versatile flyer that can bounce back key cards like Thraben Inspector for additional value. Thraben Inspector provides card advantage by giving you a clue token when it enters the battlefield. Battle Screech can create a flock of flying bird tokens for just a single white mana. Standard Bearer is great for protecting your creatures from targeted removal spells, while Squadron Hawk can search up additional copies of itself to provide a steady stream of threats. One of the strengths of the White Weenie deck is its ability to flood the board with creatures and quickly overwhelm the opponent. The deck is also resilient against removal spells, thanks to cards like Prismatic Strands that can protect your creatures from damage for a turn. Additionally, the deck has access to solid removal spells like Journey to Nowhere to deal with opposing threats. However, the White Weenie deck can struggle against decks with a lot of board wipes or mass removal spells. Without a strong, established board presence, the deck can fizzle out quickly. The deck also relies on having a critical mass of creatures on the battlefield, so if the opponent can disrupt your game plan, it can be challenging to recover. Overall, the White Weenie deck in Pauper is a fun and aggressive strategy that can be very effective when it gets off to a good start. With a mix of powerful creatures and disruptive spells, the deck can put a lot of pressure on the opponent and win games quickly.
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