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These decks I'm not actively playing or maintaining at the moment.

Gahiji Games | V-MH2 Commander / EDH Beebles SCORE: 6 | 980 VIEWS | IN 1 FOLDER Are You Ready to Play?	Karador, Chieftain of the Selfless | V-ZNR Commander / EDH Beebles SCORE: 2 | 3 COMMENTS | 1709 VIEWS | IN 2 FOLDERS
[Budget] Anje's Reanimation Machine | V-VOW Commander / EDH Beebles SCORE: 1 | 203 VIEWS

This guide was posted on reddit a while back. It’s not perfect and has received some fair criticism, but it’s also a good starting point for a conversation. Check the original post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/EDH/comments/hnvug1/a_visual_guide_to_power_levels_in_edh_and_how_you/

This is a system I use to figure out where my deck is at in relation to the social contract, regardless of power level. Of course this tends to differ per play group, but when going to my LGS I tend to be mindful of this scale as well as power level scale when selecting decks to bring. Ideally, all players of a game have the same expectation of power level as well as the same expectations of what is fun and what isn't:

• Relaxed: No problem. Anyone will have a good time playing against this deck, if paired with decks of similar power. Your opponents will always have the chance to try out their decks and have some fun.
• Acceptable: Uses effects that the most casual player might not find fun, such as steal effects, less efficient infinite combos, taxing cards (e.g. Aura of Silence), denying access to the commander (e.g. Song of the Dryads) and counterspells. Playing expensive cards can also cause feelbads for players on a tighter budget.
• A Little Edgy: Incidently uses effects that border on what is deemed "fun" in edh and can cause feelbads, such as infect, partial land destruction (anything beyond a single Strip Mine, such as Pox), incidental discard, a few single-card hosers / silver bullets (e.g. Stony Silence, Aven Mindcensor, Hushbringer) or other single cards that slow down certain decks if they don't have an answer (like a Gravepact).
• Very Edgy: Uses a lot of these edgy effects or they are part of the main strategy, resulting in situations where most players can have a hard time playing their game. Examples can be a Hate Bears deck, recurring board wipes decks (e.g. decks that run every version of Gravepact) or discard decks (such as Tergrid and Tinybones). Efficient infinite combo's (of 2 cards or less, or with the commander) also fall into this category.
• Breaking The Social Contract: Seeks to use effects that clearly break the social contract (that go against the EDH philosophy), such as destroying all lands, discarding all hands, full-on stax decks and other hard locks (e.g. Brine Elemental + Vesuvan Shapeshifter), leading to situations where others are no longer able to play the game.

I also like helping people out with their decks if I have some time on my hands. Feel free to ask me for help if you run similar commanders as I do. However, I see a lot of new deck builders out there that fall into the same basic deck-building pitfalls:

1. Running too few lands
2. Running too few ramp cards
3. Running too few carddraw cards
4. Not having a focussed idea on what they want their deck to be about

If that is you, check out the resources below :D.

• You already are on Tappedout, so that is a good start :). Browse other decks here for inspiration, or use the search engine to find popular builds of your commander.
• This is an old introduction article to the format, but I still think it is still awesome (Just ignore the stuff about tucking. That no longer works): https://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/the-game/commander-edh/202751-big-guide-to-building-your-edh-commander-deck
• A great video about how to build a good and fun EDH deck. If you play EDH and you haven't watched this yet, I highly recommend you do:

• Check out the "EDHREC" website to see what other people play that run your commander.
• Check out the search engine "Scryfall" to easily find cards.
• Use "Commander Spellbook" to search for combos.

Favorite Colors

1. Green: 10 decks
2. White: 9 decks
3. Red: 9 decks
4. Black: 6 decks
5. Blue: 4 decks

Favorite Guilds

1. Selesnya: 6 decks
2. Gruul: 4 decks
3. Boros: 4 decks
4. Golgari: 3 decks
5. Orzohv: 2 deck
6. Rakdos: 2 decks
7. Izzet: 2 decks
8. Azorius: 2 decks
9. Dimir: 1 deck
10. Simic: 1 deck

Favorite Shards

1. Naya: 2 decks
2. Bant: 1 deck
3. Jund: 1 deck
4. Abzan: 1 deck
5. Jeskai: 1 deck