#Budget manabase for Gwen Stacy

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snow marsh
echo solstice
# snow marsh https://moxfield.com/decks/uYv28IVHxE2weYPfSHjY9w I'm kind of at a loss with th...

Hello Fella,

For not breaking the bank i always recommend playing more basics even in 3 colors i play atleast 18 in non grenn ones and 21+ in green ones

And personally i think in your list you could play with a big amount of basics cause you are very much focused on one main color Red. And so i would recommand you if you want to try around 18 basics
like 9-10 Mountains, 4-5 Plains, 4 Islands (ofcourse think about if you got mono colored utility lands aswell, than remove one basic of that color)

And for the rest, run basic fetches, evolving wilds, terramorphic expanse or my favorite Perilous Lanscape (very good)

Than fill up the rest with your 3 color tapped triome and dual lands but focus on including many duals that contain red as one color and not that many that share blue and white cause that color your also getting a lot through your mana rocks

so yeah i hope that helped a bit and remember i am no professional (just a chilled guy building 60§ bdget decks). But this recipe works for me and my decks always work quite well!

With that have a good on fella and let me know if it helped (I would love to know)

~Lawrence

red plume
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very much agree with that, and even if you run lot of tapped lands that fixes your colour, most are actually pretty budget

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i do my mana ratio by colour pips, non-land to land cards -card type, and the overall utility of the deck. i would run panorama/ [[shire terrace]] so i can have basically the untapped version of evolving wild,

silver spruceBOT
red plume
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and around 30% of my total land count is flexible with the colour mana i need (assume i have a balance between the 3+ colours)

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on top of the current 8 lands i would put about 20 more basics, and then 8 more that can tap for your main colours +1 other colour. finish off with some draws for consistencies

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36 is usually a good spot for deck with a good curve, some likes to play it safer or riskier depends on play style and strategy