How many dual lands should you include in a Magic The Gathering deck?
Just go all in, half your lands as duals if you can afford it. Makes your deck super consistent. Just watch out for those pesky Blood Moons.
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The right number of dual lands in a MTG deck can vary a lot based on what deck you're playing. But a good rule of thumb is about 1/3 to 1/4 of your lands should be dual lands if you're running a two-color deck. This helps ensure you're not mana screwed but also not overloading on lands that come in tapped. Adjust based on your deck's color demands and the speed of your format!
10-12 dual lands in a 60-card deck is way too high for most decks. You'd likely want to aim for 4-8 to keep a good balance between color fixing and having lands that enter untapped. Plus, you don't wanna be all in on nonbasics unless you love getting wrecked by field wipes.
4 dual lands. Period. Anything more is overkill and messes with your flow. You need that sweet balance, and throwing in too many duals just bogs down your game.
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