[Top 10] Best MTG Arena White Decks (Latest Update) (2023)

White is a deck archetype often referred to as the bringer of peace. Crowd control and life gain are usually deck archetypes associated with white mana. However, this list shows the different game styles you can play with white decks.

10. Driver Branco Mono Midrange

Mono White Midrange is a nice balance between the usual aggressive monowhite creatures and bigger threats that can hold their own in longer fights. The current meta is geared towards midrange and tempo decks, so this deck fits perfectly with those other archetypes.

What makes this deck different:

• Heavily loaded with creatures, allowing you to put a lot of pressure directly on the opponent in all phases of the game.
• Aggression early in the game can give you a lot of advantages later in the game as your opponent has to play defense early on and may not be able to set up their own threats on the board.

Deck List:

• 3 Elspeth Magnificent
• 2 The Wandering Emperor
• 4 ambitious servant
• 4 Anointed Peacemaker
• 1 Ao, the morning sky
• 3 Serra Paragon
• 4 witty companion
• 3 Defeat the Horde
• March 3 from the light of another world
• 3 Bankbuster Calculator
• 1 Der Celestus
• 2 The Restoration of Eiganjo
• 4 wedding announcement
• 1 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 18 levels
• 4 road medallion

9. Boros Aggro

In any meta, aggressive decks are always effective. With the Boros colors typically associated with aggressive creatures, this deck is particularly potent. Boros Aggro can deal excessive damage before the opponent has time to process and react.

What makes this deck different:

• Due to their low mana cost, very cheap creatures allow you to cast a huge number of spells early in the game and overwhelm your opponent.
• As the game progresses, your creatures will still be able to outrun most blockers, as this deck is strong at producing +1/+1 counters.

Deck List:

• 3 Serra Paragon
• 3 Shivan-Verwüster
• 4 brutal cathars
• 4 Knight of Dawn
• 4 Kumano meets Kakkazan
• 4 Thunder Raiju
• 4 Bloodthirsty Enemy
• 3 bucles
• 3 Destroy evil
• 4 rays
• 2 mandatory sentence
• 1 Sokenzan, Crucible of Challenge
• 1 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 2 Windscarred Cliff
• 3 Sunset Pass
• 9 levels
• 9 mountain

8. Azorean Period

Time decks are decks that use game progression to match the progression of your creatures and spells. With this deck, you can face constant threats at all stages of the game. Even in longer clashes, your spells can keep up with your opponent as your board evolves throughout the game.

What makes this deck different:

• Delver of Secrets is a powerful card, and with the amount of instants and sorcery in this decklist, you're almost always guaranteed to turn Delver on turn 2.
• Aggressive early game and methodical late game, this deck knows how to find the perfect opportunity to launch spells and attacks at the opponent.

Deck List:

• 2 spectral opponent
• 2 Feen-Vandal
• 4 Illuminator-Virtually
• 4 Draco Sturmjäger
• 4 secret investigators
• 1 blessing of safety
• 2 Forgotten Hope
• 2. March of the Whirling Mists
• 2 Take the shield
• 3 benches high
• 4 slide out at the back
• 3 farm value
• 1 security bypass
• 4 combat research
• 1 Otawara, Floating City
• 1 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 2 lonely beach
• 4 levels
• 4 Adarkar-Ödnis
• 10 islands

7. White Sausage

This deck is a favorite of most players as it is very easy to play and consistently produces great results. Don't let the little critters fool you, this deck aims to catch the opponent off guard by overwhelming the opponent with the number of attackers every turn.

What makes this deck different:

• Cheap creatures in terms of mana cost
• A very aggressive playstyle means you can easily rack up more wins (or losses), which can help you climb the ranks faster.

Deck List:

• 2 gold sun guardians
• 3 brutal cathars
• 4 Thalia, Guardian of Thraben
• 4 Adeline, brilliant cathar
• 4 fearless opponent
• 4 Hopeful Initiate
• 4 Guardians of New Benalia
• 4 Anointed Peacemaker
• 3 courageous posture
• 4 The Wandering Emperor
• 2 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 3 Kristallgrotte
• 19 levels

6. Naya Aggro

Naya Aggro celebrates her return to the top. Naya was once a powerhouse with her dinosaur deck, but since those dinosaurs are now extinct, it's time for Standard to build a new deck format for Naya that can aggressively beat opponents.

What makes this deck different:

• A three-color deck means there are more sources of threats. This is very important as it combines red, green and white which are known to be the main sources of those pesky one or two drop critters.
• Even as the game spreads out over longer periods of time, this deck holds its own as it contains many cards that can help with the transition from early-game aggression to mid-game grinding.

Deck List:

• 2 Elspeth Magnificent
• 2 Adeline, Radiant Cathar
• 4 Anointed Peacemaker
• 3 Briarbridge hunters
• 2 Halana and Alena, partners
• 4 Hopeful Initiate
• 3 fearless opponent
• 4 About the Assassin, Dawnhart Prime
• 2 König Darien XLVIII
• 1 Sigarda, Champion of Light
• 3 Thalia, Guardian of Thraben
• 2 Destroy evil
• 2 Fatal Absence
• 3 wedding announcement
• 1 Boseiju that endures
• 1 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 3 Wald
• 2 Jardins de Jetmir
• 4 farmland covered with vegetation
• 4 levels
• 2 place of heroes
• 4 Isolated Patio
• 2 Sunset Pass

5. Azorean control

It is not always necessary to counter all spells an opponent controls. Control means taking every advantage you are capable of until you are vastly superior to your opponent in every way. Drawing cards, gaining life, clearing the board, and other abilities in this deck accomplish this.

What makes this deck different:

• While it can still compete in Bo1 games, this deck performs well in Bo3 games. Most of his power comes from his pool's flexibility to adapt to his opponent's deck.
• A card called Sunset Revelry is underrated because it offers so many benefits for just two mana.
• Every card in this deck is designed to give you a certain advantage over your opponent.

Deck List:

• 2 Ao, the morning sky
• 3 Dennick, devout apprentice
• 4 witty companion
• 4 Bankbuster Calculator
• 1 syncope
• 1 destroy evil
• 3 make disappear
• 2 silver exam
• 2 farewell
• 3 Sunset Festival
• 4 wedding announcement
• 2 Teferi slowing down the sunset
• 3 The Wandering Emperor
• 1 Otawara, Floating City
• 1 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 2 air transport towers
• 2 Adarkar-Ödnis
• 4 lonely beach
• 4 quiet bay
• 5 island
• 7 levels

4. Summon a Jeksai

Invoke Justice, the title card of this deck, is a powerful card that can draw threats from your graveyard and empower your creatures. This deck has fewer creatures, as its main goal is to disrupt the opponent's strategy while focusing on the endgame, when Invoke Justice can be fully utilized.

What makes this deck different:

• Excellent board management as he can neutralize spells and remove significant threats.
• Due to the large creatures in a hurry, this deck has the ability to unleash massive amounts of damage instantly.

Deck List:

• 4 Jardim de Jetmir
• 1 Sokenzan, Crucible of Challenge
• 1 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 2 The Wandering Emperor
• 4 Fable of the Mirror Breaker
• 4 Mana Form Inferno Comet
• March 4th from otherworldly light
• 3 Appeal to justice
• 1 Hinata, sunrise
• 3 lonely beach
• 4 choke
• 4 wedding announcement
• 3 Adarkar-Ödnis
• 1 fateful absence
• 1 Shivan-Riff
• 1 Otawara, Floating City
• 1 Protect the traders
• 4 levels
• 4 Sunset Pass
• 1 spell advance
• 1 Shivan-Verwüster
• 3 Storm-Carved Shore
• 4 make disappear
• 1 Hurloon Battle Hymn

3. Control Jeskai

This deck is a good control variant as it is designed to deal with all relevant threats in the metagame. With so many saves, board sweeps, and card perks, this could be your deck of choice.

What makes this deck different:

• All threats in the meta can be countered by this deck.
• There is a lot of firepower and negates most meta strategies.
• Lier, Disciple of the Drowned is a very powerful card that allows you to practically cast your spells twice thanks to Flashback. This is particularly beneficial when dealing with persistent threats.

Deck List:

• 2 archangels of wrath
• 2 liar, disciple of the drowned
• 1 Der Celestus
• 4 Bankbuster Calculator
• 2 Forgotten Hope
• 2 Destroy evil
• 2 deny
• 3 Flame Blessed Lightning
• 3 bucles
• 2 Sunset Festival
• 4 Temporal Firestorm
• 3 Teferi Slowing down the Sunset
• 4 The Wandering Emperor
• 1 Sokenzan, Crucible of Challenge
• 1 levels
• 1 Otawara, Floating City
• 1 mountain
• 1 island
• 1 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 4 Windscarred Cliff
• 4 Sunset Pass
• 4 Shivan-Riff
• 4 Adarkar-Ödnis
• 4 lonely beach

2. Magic's success

Nobody expects to find Magecraft in a Selesnya deck. Because this deck is not part of a metagame, your opponents are likely to be unprepared for your threats, giving you the advantage of surprise.

What makes this deck different:

• When playing against opponents, casting spells from a blue or red deck with no mana is a pleasant surprise.
• It's also a fun deck that, even if played in the last few rounds, can play Snowball early to save the game.
• When casting multiple spells with very accessible spells, Magecraft mechanics work more than once per turn.

Deck List:

• 4 Open Hand Monk
• 3 Leonine Lightwriter
• 4 Elite Dragon Guard
• 4 Illuminator-Virtually
• 3 Mavinda, student advocate
• 1 legionnaire
• 2 Fortress of the Vast Forest
• 4 snakeskin veils
• 4 full charge
• 4 wild shape
• 2 Trust Test
• 2 blizzard brawl
• 4 Cheer Home
• 5 Snow Covered Forest
• 4 levels of snow
• 4 branch road
• 4 farmland covered with vegetation
• 2 arctic tree line

1. Driver Esper Midrange

This deck is a fantastic counterweight to typical Rakdos/Mono Black medium and aggressive decks. It gets stronger early in the game as it can counter most decks and KO them. This deck can generate the greatest possible card and board advantage thanks to white and blue mana.

What makes this deck different:

• Cards like Ao, Kaito Shizuki, and the Wandering Emperor, each offering different benefits, are included in a midrange deck list.
• This deck now has blue mana, allowing you to add additional counterspells to your sideboard, which is very useful in Bo3 matches.

Deck List:

• 3 clipping
• 1 spell advance
• 3 make disappear
• 1 deny
• 2 Stubborn Outsider
• 2 open do hell
• 2 Bankbuster Calculator
• 2 sets of reinforcements
• 4 Raffine, intriguing Seherin
• 4 Refined Tower
• 4 wedding announcement
• 1 Sheoldred the Apocalypse
• 4 The Wandering Emperor
• 3 Ao, the morning sky
• 1 Kaito Shizuki
• 3 Adarkar-Ödnis
• 4 wreck quagmire
• 3 Shattered Shrine
• 3 Koilo Caves
• 2 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 2 Otawara, the floating city
• 1 Takenuma, abandoned swamp
• 3 lonely beach
• 1 Phyrexianische Missionarin
• 1 ronas vortex

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