Magikal Mutant Mayhem - Oops All 1-Costs! (Perfect Defense)

Do you like casting cards for free? How about defending 2-3 times every turn and doing lots of fun stuff during the villain phase? What about putting out more supports and upgrades than you can shake a Soulsword at? This deck might be for you!

Tested in true solo and in multiplayer games.

With the new updates that reward having no allies, I decided to update this deck and it remains my favorite "perfect defense" deck, making Magik feel nigh unkillable while having the flexibility to dish out some damage and threat control over the course of a game. Will you dish out 100 damage in one big, explosive turn? No, but if you're like me, that's not what you want, and that's the beauty of it. You'll be managing the board like a control deck, mitigating a little bit of everything while fiddling with your ever-expanding tableau of fun upgrades and supports. You will almost always feel like you have something to do during every phase of the game, so I have been having a blast with it.

Important Notes for Newer Players: You probably figured out that Limbo is the lynchpin of Magik's kit when it comes to exploiting her sequencing properly and optimizing her ability to discount her top-of-deck cards during her turn AND the villain phase, but here are a few more things to consider:

I would suggest prioritizing Desperate Defense as your top card for the Villain Phase due to its ability to ready her for more defending.

Playing Spiritual Meditation off the top during the Player Phase doesn't let you get that juicy discount since it already costs 0, so if Limbo is ready anyway, it is often best to switch Spiritual Meditation for a card that will let you utilize your discount, and then you can start digging further into the deck with Spiritual Meditation anyway.

You might wonder why 50 cards? Between her playing off the top of the deck and also Spiritual Meditation, you will cycle through your deck sooooo quickly, and I prefer a larger toolbox of upgrades and supports to play with. Test it out for yourself and you'll find that it's not a problem in this kind of deck.

I hope you enjoy! Have a Magikal time!