Bravocado Toast 🥑🔥

It’s green. It’s hot. It’s not just breakfast — it’s payback.

Introduction

Bravos meets brunch in this ramp-fueled powerhouse of a deck.
Bravocado Toast 🥑🔥 is all about stacking your resources early and then slapping down Sakarabru like it's the main course. The goal? Hit your opponent so hard they retreat — not just in one expedition, but both.

This isn’t just ramp — it’s guilt-free, gluten-free aggression, served with a side of spice.

Gameplan

This deck wants to ramp fast and punish faster. Your first few turns should focus entirely on resource gain — stacking mana, cost reducers, and characters that can keep the engine running.

Once you’ve built your mana base, you’ll drop Sakarabru, and suddenly your opponent’s map gets a lot shorter. Bonus points if you can chain into more pressure with follow-up units or double expedition denial.

Key points:

  • Prioritize early ramp above all. If your hand ramps, keep it.
  • Use mid-game to stall and stabilize while you're prepping your power turns.
  • Always plan your mana curve with Sakarabru’s cost in mind.
  • Don’t be afraid to take a hit — you’re hitting back harder (with toast).

Late Game

Once you’ve hit your mana threshold, it’s time to flip the table.

Sakarabru comes down like a flaming avocado comet, forcing your opponent to retreat on both expeditions. Combine that with high-pressure units or surge abilities, and you’ll break their momentum completely.

From there, it’s a matter of applying pressure and forcing bad trades — while you ramp into even more threats.

You win not by outvaluing — but by outpacing.

Starting Hand

Look for:

  • Ramp tools (early mana gain or cost reduction)
  • Key setup cards
  • Avoid heavy hands with no early setup — your first 2 turns matter a lot

Consider trimming cards with less synergy in favor of more early game consistency or additional support for Sakarabru’s effect.

Closing Thoughts Who knew toast could be so threatening?

Bravocado Toast 🥑🔥 is a fun, flexible, and deceptively brutal ramp deck that rewards planning and punishes greed. Serve it hot, serve it fast — and don’t forget to watch your opponent crumble as they lose both expeditions.

If you enjoyed the deck, drop a like and let me know what toppings (aka tech choices) you’d add. More spicy brews coming soon!

05/08/2025
157
 â‚¬

Stats


Card Type Distribution
Power Distribution
Rarity distribution
Rarity Count
Common 24
Rare 15
Unique 0
Total Count 39 (+ 1 hero)
Probability of drawing
Type Anytime Initial hand
Characters
Spells
Permanents
Format legality 
Format Is it legal? Notes
Standard Yes
ExAlts Championship Yes
Doubles No This mode works the same as Standard but requires the use of two different factions.
Draft Yes
Mana curve
Comments

Login to use this feature!
Login

Buzzeteria

I think Kaibara could me a nice add, however, keep in mind that we are trying to to draw asap, so its good to have 5 mana activators My idea is to have 2 - five mana, 2 - six mana and only one 7 mana needed, so we always try to curve well and hit the three draws

  • 0
  • 1 week ago

ajordat

About the deck, would you consider changing Achilles for Kaibara? As is, the deck only grants 3 extra draws (the highest cost is Sakarabru) so Kaibara gives extra draws, has tough and it's gigantic. I admit that being gigantic interferes with the energy bars however.

  • 1
  • 3 weeks, 6 days ago

ajordat

Let me tell you something: I LOVE that description 😂😂

  • 2
  • 3 weeks, 6 days ago