MTG Star Trek Deck Analyzer

How This Analyzer Works

The MTG Star Trek Deck Analyzer evaluates your deck across four key dimensions. First, it calculates a synergy score based on legendary creature loops, particularly those that generate card advantage or removal. Star Trek commanders like Teferi and Jace excel at this by creating recursive value engines.

Second, the mana curve analysis shows distribution from 0 to 8 mana. Competitive Star Trek decks typically run 35-40% lands, 25-30% cards costing 1-3 mana, and 15-20% cards costing 4-5 mana. Deviations from this pattern suggest curve smoothing opportunities.

Third, color pie evaluation checks if your deck uses colors appropriately for its commander's identity. Star Trek decks often splash black for Nicol Bolas or red for Krenko, but adding colors outside your commander's identity can weaken consistency.

Fourth, budget analysis compares your deck's estimated value against local meta-game expectations. The tool suggests cheaper alternatives that maintain power level while reducing financial risk.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Overloading on removal: Star Trek decks need card draw engines more than removal. If your deck has more than 10 removal spells, consider adding card draw instead.
• Ignoring token synergy: Cards like The Locust God and Jace, Architect of Thought generate token value that compounds over time. Missing these creates dead draws.
• Mismatched color requirements: Adding colors your commander doesn't grant can lead to color-screw. Karn decks can splash any color, but Teferi decks should stay in blue-white with minimal black or red.
• Undervaluing planeswalkers: Star Trek commanders generate planeswalker value. Narset and Teferi both benefit from having multiple planeswalkers that can ultimate quickly.

Understanding the Score Bands