The Kitchen Sink Deck

Casual Artifact Budget Ramp Tokens

L0G0S

Creature (20)

• 4x Coretapper
• 4x Lodestone Golem
• 4x Palladium Myr
• 4x Steel Hellkite
• 4x Steel Overseer

Land (20)

• 4x Blast Zone
• 4x Hall of Tagsin
• 4x Mirrex
• 4x Nesting Grounds
• 4x Rogue's Passage

Artifact (20)

• 4x Lux Cannon
• 4x Ratchet Bomb
• 4x Sol Ring
• 4x Survivor's Med Kit
• 4x Titan Forge

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THE KITCHEN TABLE COLLECTION

Each deck in this series was built on this single concept: starting with bottom barrel cards that could be sourced from CardKingdom.com in order to build a deck worthy of champions. In order to keep cost to minimum, none of the decks were built with a sideboard, and were all streamlined for a singular yet balanced strategy in order to be effective against a wide range of other deck types.

Backstory: When I first started playing MTG (back in the Tempest Block), the "Sideboard" was all the rage in tournaments. The idea that could could rotate out 25% of your deck with special-purpose cards to fight different decks made deck-building that much more interesting. Over the years, a number of cards routinely made it onto the Sideboards of champions - typically these cards were utility artifacts like Nevinyrral's Disk that could give colors like Red, Black, and Blue a chance to fight White and Blue control decks, or Cursed Scroll which could give colors like White, Blue, and Green a chance to dish out targeted damage. Modern sideboards are no different. People are reaching for Introduction to Annihilation or other Lessons to give their decks more balance. That being said, many years ago (during the Urza Block) it occurred to me: why not make a "Sideboard Deck"? Rather than focusing on a particular strategy or card combo or color mix, why not make a deck full of artifacts that are really useful to you and really annoying for the other guy? Over the years, my "Sideboard Deck" has shifted. For a while I even splashed in some Blue and Black to give it more of a control element. However, I thought that kinda went against the purpose of the original thought. Now, as part of the Kitchen Table Collection, I present to you "Sideboard Deck" in its current form: "The Kitchen Sink." This deck is a hodge podge of cards that never quite make the cut as standalone inclusions into the sideboards of competitive decks, but when rolled together into a single package -- it can make for an exciting game!

EVERY OTHER DECK IN THIS COLLECTION:

BLACK PEPPER

WHITE MIGHT

BLUE WAVE

RED STORM

GREEN EXTREME

Date added	2 years
Last updated	1 week
Legality	This deck is Casual legal.
Rarity (main - side)	36 - 0 Rares 24 - 0 Uncommons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	2.80
Tokens	Food, Golem 9/9 C, Phyrexian Mite 1/1 C, Powerstone
Folders	60-Card Shenaningans