Mono-Blue Belcher 
Mono-Blue Belcher Modern decklist played by Austin Deceder at NRG Series: Magic $2.5k Modern Trial (22 Aug 2026).
- Player
- Austin Deceder
- Finish
- #16 of 99, 5-2
- Archetype
- Mono-Blue Belcher
- Format
- Modern
- MTGO
- Paper
- Source
- Melee.gg
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Main deck (60)
Creatures (15)
Instants (29)
Sorceries (8)
Artifacts (8)
Sideboard (15)
Main deck (60)
Creatures (15)
- 4 Hydroelectric Specimen // Hydroelectric Laboratory
- 4 Tameshi, Reality Architect
- 2 Tamiyo, Inquisitive Student // Tamiyo, Seasoned Scholar
- 4 Thundertrap Trainer
- 1 Wan Shi Tong, Librarian
Instants (29)
- 1 Beyeen Veil // Beyeen Coast
- 4 Disrupting Shoal
- 3 Flare of Denial
- 2 Force of Negation
- 2 Into the Flood Maw
- 4 Jwari Disruption // Jwari Ruins
- 4 Sink into Stupor // Soporific Springs
- 2 Spell Snare
- 1 Stern Scolding
- 2 Waterlogged Teachings // Inundated Archive
- 4 Whir of Invention
Sorceries (8)
Artifacts (8)
Sideboard (15)
Compared with the average Mono-Blue Belcher list
Average of 11 decks in the 7 days up to Aug. 22, 2026, the day of this tournament.
Main deck
More than usual
- +3 Hydroelectric Specimen // Hydroelectric Laboratory (4 vs 1.1)
- +3 Jwari Disruption // Jwari Ruins (4 vs 1.1)
- +3 Sea Gate Restoration // Sea Gate, Reborn (4 vs 1.1)
- +3 Sink into Stupor // Soporific Springs (4 vs 1.1)
- +3 Suppression Ray // Orderly Plaza (4 vs 1.1)
- +3 Thundertrap Trainer (4 vs 1.5)
- +2 Flare of Denial (3 vs 1.1)
- +2 Tamiyo, Inquisitive Student // Tamiyo, Seasoned Scholar (2 vs 0.4)
Fewer than usual
- -3 Hydroelectric Specimen (0 vs 2.9)
- -3 Jwari Disruption (0 vs 2.9)
- -3 Sea Gate Restoration (0 vs 2.9)
- -3 Sink into Stupor (0 vs 2.9)
- -3 Suppression Ray (0 vs 2.9)
- -2 Waterlogged Teachings (0 vs 2.4)
- -2 Preordain (0 vs 2.1)
- -2 Counterspell (0 vs 1.7)
Sideboard
More than usual
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Fewer than usual
- -1 Harbinger of the Seas (0 vs 1.2)
Most unusual list in this period: James Gray in NRG Series: Magic $2.5k Modern Trial (26 cards away from the average)