Use Spoils of War mid-game for a nice card boost.

If possible, make sure you buff Jack with Wardcrafter before using Manic Mutation on him as the mutation may pull a duplicate ward.

Your primary combo will be Manic Jack with Royal Sage, Wardcrafter, and Sixth House Amulet.

Try to split your forces across both lanes, attack face, and force your opponent to make bad trades.

Attack your opponent as much as possible.

Try to start the game with as many 1, 2, or 3 cost creatures in your hand as possible.

This deck has insane aggro, so you need to play accordingly.

You will create an army of creatures loaded with keywords and protected by wards, only to slay your opponent with direct damage actions.

You will Proc empower with no real effort.

Manic Jack and Royal Sage are a legit OP combo.

It’s insanely cheap, costing only 4350 Soul Gems to create.

Plenty of sources to draw cards, ensuring your combos get to the game.

Cheap creatures with useful summon effects to control turns 1-5.

This deck might not be the flashiest or the loudest, but it makes our list due to it’s high win percentage, simplicity, and extremely low cost to create, making it the perfect OP deck for newcomers and seasoned ESL players alike.

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