I usually play decks by themselves, either in paper or using a deckbuilding website’s “playtest” feature. I do this to make sure that my decks run smoothly and also get better at piloting them, so when I’m in-game I can focus more on having fun and less on planning my lines of play. I find it meditative to zone out and flip over my colorful pieces of cardboard. I playtest, or “goldfish”, my Commander decks pretty often. If you’re in that 80%, this article is for you. From almost 1,000 responses, over 80% of Commander players “goldfish” their decks in some way. Some of you may have noticed that I had an odd poll at the end of my last article asking how people playtest their decks. Hi, EDHREC friends! Please excuse this interruption from the regular Challenge the Stats article series for something completely different.
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