Deck Strength Formula:
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Deck strength is a metric used in Magic: The Gathering to evaluate the average power level of cards in a deck. It helps players assess the overall quality and synergy of their deck composition.
The calculator uses the deck strength formula:
Where:
Explanation: The equation calculates the average power per card, giving an overall measure of the deck's strength.
Details: Knowing your deck's strength helps in deck building, tournament preparation, and understanding matchups against other decks.
Tips: Enter the total sum of your card power values and the number of cards in your deck. Both values must be positive numbers.
Q1: How do I determine card power values?
A: Card power is typically determined by community ratings, tournament performance, or personal evaluation based on card effects and mana cost.
Q2: What's a good deck strength value?
A: This varies by format, but generally higher values indicate stronger decks. Competitive decks typically have values above 7.
Q3: Does this account for deck synergy?
A: No, this is a basic calculation. Advanced analysis would require considering card interactions and combo potential.
Q4: Should I include lands in the calculation?
A: Typically no, as basic lands have 0 power value. Only include non-land cards for meaningful results.
Q5: Can I use this for limited formats?
A: Yes, but power values may be lower in limited compared to constructed formats.