All penguins are welcomed! Today we will dive deep into the cold ocean and become one with ice on our journey. All the experiments I've done and all the struggles I overcame on my way to DUMMY THICC and #10 at peak led to this deck. In this article, I will be sharing my experience and perspective on how to master the blue deck.

BLUE CHIP

Copy Deck Code

4xCool Story Bro!

4xWhat a Twist!

4xBedtime Story

4xBlue Wizard Penguin

4xPenguin Who's OK

4xSend It Too Hard

4xSpring a Leak

2xUnlikely Friends

2xIngenious Idea

4xPenguin With Hoops

2xSneaky Penguin

2xCannonball Penguin

2xPopcorn Penguin

4xInspiring Story

4xMiss Chief, Keeper of Keys

2xMiss Place, Forgetter of Things

Decklist breakdown and Synergies

Actions Spring a Leak Can be used in so many different ways — to protect your own penguins from being iced, to prevent opponents from drawing cards, etc.

Send It Too Hard Opponents' worst nightmare. So powerful, a board wipe that makes your opponent's eye twitch.

Bedtime Story Our main single penguin removal that helps us to deal with penguins that are causing some troubles.

Unlikely Friends Great late-game removal that makes our opponent encounter a tough decision, which you can exploit.

Cool Story Bro! Awesome way to fill the shortage of cards in the opponent's ice in order to be able to play Bedtime Story or Send It Too Hard, or to finish the opponent.

WhatATwist Most versatile card in our deck; there are so many different ways that you can use it:

• Helps with icing the last cards in the opponent's deck with either Miss Chief, Keeper of Keys or Penguin With Hoops + Penguin Who's OK combination.

• In critical situations, you can cycle your deck with Penguin With Hoops to find Send It Too Hard and clear the board.

• Produce some extra pudge by unflopping Blue Wizard Penguin and playing more actions.

Ingenious Idea Provides us with an additional card draw. Pairs extremely well with Penguin Who's OK.

Penguins & Relics Penguin Who's OK Considering the number of cards that it can ice throughout the game with our draw mechanisms he is our earliest game top priority 

Blue Wizard Penguin Most important pudge-producing penguin in this deck.

Penguin With Hoops Main card draw force. This penguin's value increases drastically in combination with Penguin Who's OK.

Sneaky Penguin Increases our chances of getting the cards we need the most at the exact stage of the game.

Popcorn Penguin Helps you to deal with aggressive decks and a lot of key low-vibe penguins in the opponent's huddle in the early game. Also, because we have 4x Inspiring Story in our deck, Popcorn Penguin becomes our deadly weapon that is hard to counter.

Miss Chief, Keeper of Keys Strongest late-game finisher card that, in combination with Inspiring Story and WhatATwist, could ice a ridiculous amount of cards. So, you should consider protecting that penguin at all costs.

Miss Place, Forgetter of Things Can completely crush your opponent by eliminating the cards they need the most in the late game.

Mulligan guide

The secret of mulliganing is to set priorities:

1. 0-cost rod actions: Cool Story Bro! & WhatATwist. At the beginning of the game, you want at least one of each.

2. Low-cost penguins: Penguin Who's OK and Blue Wizard Penguin.

3. Card draw mechanisms: Penguin With Hoops and Sneaky Penguin. You can also keep Ingenious Idea, but only if you already have Blue Wizard Penguin.

In general I recommend avoiding any heavy-cost cards because without a properly managed early game, your chances of winning decrease significantly. Win conditions You have two main ways to secure a win with this deck: 1.Ice in my veins: Your top priority is to try to mill your opponent's deck with Penguin With Hoops + Inspiring Story or Penguin Who's OK + Penguin With Hoops. 2.Vibest among the vibers: If you cannot mill our opponents deck in time, consider trying to win the last vibe check with a bunch of Inspiring Story.You can use Miss Place, Forgetter of Things in order to counter Bunkus, Who Is the Stars or Bizmo, PhD Candidate. Always keep one Spring a Leak in order to counter opponents actions.

Strategy breakdown

Early Game:

• Lose early vibe checks — additional card draw gives you a lot more variety.

• Let the opponent take the upper hand and counteract.

• Start building up the foundation for your future plays with cards like Penguin Who's OK.

Mid Game:

• Control the board with single-target removal tools and start icing the opponent's deck more actively.

• Try to set up your win conditions based on what’s happening on the board.

Late Game:

• If facing unavoidable danger of losing, utilize Send It Too Hard to change the pace of the game.

• Mill the rest of the opponent's deck with Miss Chief, Keeper of Keys or other available tools.

Potential Substitutions

Keep Digging. Additional action removal that works best against action-heavy yellow decks.

Got 'Em! and Daydreaming Penguin. Both cards serve a similar purpose to Popcorn Penguin in icing crucial low-vibe penguins.

Miss Place, Forgetter of Things You can add up to 4x copies in case you are facing purple a lot.

Bridge With Layer Zero Basically an additional cheap penguin removal that combines well with Popcorn Penguin.

CONCLUSION

Blue Chip is a powerful control deck that is based on patience and strategy, slowing down opponents to eventually take control over the game. Deck building is an ongoing process, but I do believe blue has the potential to become one of the brightest colors. Keep experimenting and adjusting to find the optimal balance for your personal playstyle and the ever-changing meta of VIBES!