Decks

Spectacular SpectersCoreOfficial Starter Deck

Core-legal with a distinctive graveyard-adjacent angle. Slightly narrower upgrade path, big fun factor.early take

Daring HeroicsCoreOfficial Starter Deck

The freshest Core-legal starter: maximum shelf life before the next rotation, solid rate cards throughout. Safe default buy for a new player.meta take

Playful TeamworkCoreOfficial Starter Deck

Core-legal and current. Slightly more synergy-dependent than Daring Heroics but the same long runway.early take

Toys (2-Player Set)CoreOfficial Starter Deck

The current 2-Player Set toys deck: Amber/Emerald, Core-legal, and the cheapest live on-ramp into the toys archetype. Two upgrade roads — pivot to the proven Ruby/Amber aggro build, or stay in-ink for the Set 13 toys package.meta take

Princess PowerCoreOfficial Starter Deck

Core-legal and built around a resilient go-wide plan. A real first deck: every dollar of upgrades stays tournament-legal past rotation.meta take

Standout HeadlinersCoreOfficial Starter Deck

Core-legal with a strong tempo skeleton. One of the two best true on-ramps alongside Princess Power.meta take

Plenty of PluckInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. Teaches wide aggro boards on a budget, but the Infinity versions of that plan are much stronger.early take

Tactical TeamworkInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

A solid teacher of curve-out fundamentals, but little of it carries into a competitive list. Infinity-only after rotation.meta take

Dogged and DynamicInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. A fun locations-era snapshot; buy-in only makes sense when the box is discounted below its singles.early take

Might and MagicInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

The community-consensus best starter ever printed: the Merlin/Madam Mim bounce-tempo core that still upgrades cleanly into real Infinity shells. If you want one rotated starter, it is this one.

Madrigal MagicInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. The Madrigal package is beloved but casual; treat it as a themed gift deck, not an on-ramp.meta take

Genius ReinventedInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. Inventor-tribal flavor with modest competitive residue.early take

Feathered and FearedInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. Villain-flavored midrange; buy for theme, not tables.early take

An Inventive PairInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. Fine intro box in its day; the interesting cards are cheaper as singles.early take

A Harmonious TeamInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

The newest of the rotated boxes, so more of its cards still circulate in Infinity lists than older starters. Borderline: price the singles first.early take

A Seaworthy CrewInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated, but the Ruby/Amber shell it sketches feeds the persistent budget aggro archetype in Infinity. A sensible cheap entry if that is your lane.meta take

A Roaring Guest ListInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. Singing-focused list with a couple of staples that still see Infinity play — check the singles before buying the box.early take

Stand TogetherInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. Reasonable midrange fundamentals, little competitive carry-over.early take

Brave and BrazenInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. Aggressive slant with a few playable pieces; same advice — singles first.early take

Ready to Let LooseInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated. Party-themed midrange; mostly nostalgia value now.early take

Daring and DeceptionInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated out of Core. Only worth it as a budget Infinity intro or for collection gaps — the singles are cheaper than the box most weeks.meta take

A Steadfast StrategyInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

Rotated out of Core. The control shell it teaches still exists in Infinity, but you outgrow the list fast.meta take

The Heart of MagicInfinityOfficial Starter Deck

A piece of Lorcana history more than a competitive buy. Rotated out of Core; buy for the shelf or as cheap Infinity raw material.meta take