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Karlach, Fury of Avernus

{4} {R} · Legendary Creature — Tiefling Barbarian · Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate (CLB)
1%
Decklist Inclusion
Times Brought
170
Decks Running
97
In Decks
939
Decklist Inclusion
1%
Format

Final zone distribution

60 instances
41.7%
Battlefield
26.7%
Graveyard
11.7%
Exile
16.7%
Hand

The "good card" funnel

170 brought · 92 players
Brought to game
170
Ever drawn
43
Reached battlefield
30
Still on board at game end
25

Once cast, 50% of this card is still on the battlefield at game end. This reflects how often it survives removal, not just whether it's a permanent.

≥ -11.0pp

Players who cast this card win 29% of the time (n=29) , vs 23% when it never left the library (n=112).

Observed gap +5.9pp; 95% confidence interval -11.0pp to +22.8pp. Correlational, not causal: powerful payoffs also get cast more often in games you are already winning.

First-cast turn

n=30
0%
T1
0%
T2
7%
T3
20%
T4
13%
T5
40%
T6-9
20%
T10+
Median 6.5 P25 4 · P75 8 · max 11
On curve 40% (4 / 30 cast on T5) Cast same turn as drawn 41%
30 of 100 times cast 30%

Full analysis unlocks as more games are tracked. Stats refresh nightly.

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Why isn't there more data on this card?
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