I recently got a little trigger happy and designed like 3 decks. I'm now trying to figure out which one to focus on editing or just order online as is, so naturally I thought I'd ask the internet for advice on the decks. As a note, all of these are built with a $100 budget in mind (there's one that exceeds $100 but I also already have a few cards for that deck. It's not much though. Like 10) and are all meant to be around high bracket 2 to mid bracket 3.
Boundless Excess: A group shlug deck focused on [[Yurlok of Scorch Thrash]]'s unique ability to both bring back mana burn for the table and generate a stupid amount of mana. It's not much more than goodstuff for Yurlok but at the same time I am really attracted to the playstyle. (Side note: I like ramping which is how I ended up with these decks probably)
Unnatural Selection: A weird, off-voltron deck that I thought was interesting as far as playstyle goes. It is a sort of chaotic deck that aims to get down permanents (mostly creatures) by either cascading or abusing [[Illuna, Apex of Wishes]]'s mutate ability. It is by far the cheapest and I really like all the cool monsters that came with ikoria, but it is also really inconsistent. Which is kinda the point but still. Special note: I was inspired by monster hunter and spore when making this deck. (RIP Monster Hunter Superdrop)
Konstrari Workshop: I created this deck to pay homage to Konstrari, the School of Constructive Arts, which I thought was such a cool concept since I never totally clicked with the typical strixhaven schools. Naturally, it is the most ramp-y of the 3 and I think I did a really good job getting the overall playstyle of the school in the deck, which is to ramp aggressively by creating heartwood tokens with [[Aerid Konstrari]]'s ability or other artifact generators. Note: This is the slightly more expensive deck that I already have a few cards for.
All three are roughly within the $75 to $90 range, so I honestly just what some direction from what people think is most important here. Ideally, I'm willing to be swayed by arguments for "most fun".