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Pitch Perfect

You’ve won games using card advantage, but have you ever won a game with discard advantage?

Pitch Perfect is a Blue/Black/Red mid-range deck that uses discard triggers to make creatures, drain life, and pay for spells. It’s not a drawback if it wins you the game!

Overview

Midrange

A versatile Blue-Black-Red midrange deck that combines efficient threats with interaction, scaling into powerful late-game options.

Signature Cards
Horror of the Broken Lands
Drake Haven
Faith of the Devoted
Keywords
MadnessTrampleCycling

Game Plan

Early Game

Turns 1-2
Make efficient plays with Ruthless Sniper and Cathartic Reunion and set up your mid-game. Don't overextend into sweepers if you have a lead.
Tormenting Voice
Cathartic Reunion
Key to the City

Mid Game

Turns 3-4
Develop your board while leaving up interaction. This is where the deck's threat-answer flexibility shines — read the matchup and pivot accordingly.
Fiery Temper
Violent Eruption
Drake Haven

Late Game

Turn 5+
Leverage Horror of the Broken Lands and Mad Prophet to dominate the late game. Resolve your biggest threats and protect them.
Horror of the Broken Lands

Deck Play Profile

Derived from automated card-by-card analysis across all known versions. The Capability Profile shows how the deck measures up across six functional dimensions — pressure, interaction, card advantage, and more. The Play Style hexagon uses the same data to place the deck on the aggro–control–combo–midrange spectrum.

Capability Profile
Play Style
MidrangeAggroControlCombo
Deck average (all versions)

Strengths & Weaknesses

  • Flexible threat-answer ratio adapts to different matchup archetypes
  • Individual card quality means you win most fair fights
  • Slower than aggro decks and can struggle if forced to play purely reactively in the early game
  • Weaker to overwhelming synergy decks that go "above" fair interaction