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Non-Budget Upgrades for the Sultai Arisen Precon
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Our final article in the series going over budget and non-budget upgrades of all of the Tarkir:Dragonstorm decks! Today is the finale as we finally finish them up, and we finish off with a very nice deck. Sultai Arisen is a very cool graveyard/reanimator-focused precon that, with some non-budget upgrades and some budget upgrades, can become a true force to be reckoned with. I had a blast doing all of these articles, and I am excited to finally shore them up. Without further ado, let's get it!
Budget Upgrades for the Sultai Arisen Precon
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Sultai! A color combination that is one of my favorites, combining all of the removal and controlling aspects of black and blue and all of the support that green provides, this is a graveyard focused deck which makes perfect sense as Sultai lends itself very well to messing with and focusing on the graveyard, this deck has been a lot of fun to play and while it isn't powerful as other graveyard-focused decks like Muldrotha, The Gravetide it is still a lot of fun and with some budget upgrades can turn into a real powerhouse! Without further ado, let's get it!
Non-Budget Upgrades for the Mardu Surge Precon
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The Mardu Surge deck got a lot better with some minor budget upgrades, but it is not even close to how good we can make this deck with our non-budget upgrades. Token decks, in general, have a lot of very strong high-end cards that can change the decks a lot. Today, we will be adding those with no budget considerations. Now, it is worth noting that you absolutely can run the budget version of this deck and be perfectly fine, but if you have a little extra cash to spend or already own any of these cards, these are very strong upgrades for the deck. Without further ado, let's get it!
Budget Upgrades for the Mardu Surge Precon
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After doing the other clans, its time to get back to basics, no more defenders or spellslinging just good old fashioned going to combat, luckily that is exactly what Zurgo provides us, well all of the mardu designs as of late feel like they are just destined to go into Isshin, we are still going to play Zurgo and they offer a very nice token package and some classic turning cards sideways action, I am not the biggest fan of Mardu but was quite surprised by this deck and found it performed much better than I thought it would, as always, budget upgrades help this deck a ton, I never strayed away from the token strategy just included some cards I thought made the deck better. Without further ado, let's get it!