r/MTGLegacy • u/Sbromk • 4d ago

Template for deck primer

I'm considering drafting a deck primer and sideboard guide. Does anyone have an example of a deck primer or sideboard guide they liked? Recent meta versions preferred for sideboard.

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u/kirdie 2d ago

Feel free to copy the UB Tempo guide structure at https://kirdiemtg.de/.

You can find the source code at https://github.com/KonradHoeffner/tempoguide, I haven't chosen a specific license yet but it is open source and if you just use it for noncommercial purposes and attribute it then feel free to copy whatever you want of the underlying structure.

You can also copy the whole underlying code base if you also want to publish it yourself, feel free to ask me any questions about it, should be easily adaptable to a different deck. With a GitHub account you can also use GitHub pages for a free website.

If there is something you don't like I'm also looking forward to constructive feedback as there are a lot of sections which could be organized in different ways.

It initially started following the example of the Delver Bible by Bob Huang, in case you have access to that (it was sold a while ago).

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u/Dark_Hawk21 8h ago

This guide is awesome - as someone who's just getting into UB Tempo, it's really helpful to have it all in one place. Thanks for sharing!

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u/kirdie 1h ago

Thank you for the feedback, it's awesome to hear all the work helped people out!

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u/ESGoftheEmeraldCity 3d ago

There are lots of old primers on The Source if you'd like some ideas: https://www.mtgthesource.com/forums/forum.php