Big Changes coming this update!
After playing with some friends, it was suggested that I try to add a 3 card sideboard to each deck. At first I dismissed this idea because the packs I keep the decks in can barely fit 21 cards, much less 23-24. It was out of the question. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized that increasing player agency was more important to me than the fluidity of packaging. So here are my sideboard cards for the blue packs.
While I add these, I'm not really considering synergy between other packs in the color like I normally would. Instead, I'm assuming that you're only siding in these cards because you want to enhance a particular gameplay experience. Generally, the sideboard cards will fall into the categories of making the deck "faster" or "slower."
Example: Blue Fliers- Ornithopter of Paradise improves the late game (letting you drop a 4 drop on turn 3)
- Faerie Mastermind speeds up the deck as a two drop, still has late-game draw power
- Deluge gives the deck that one extra combat late game + gives it an answer to big reachy threats like Elder Gargaroth
