Deletion of Magic: The Gathering deck types (2nd nomination)

Comment: per Warden's book list. These strategy guides discuss the game (in particular, they discuss deck types and deck selection strategy) and provide a in-depth real world perspective on the game. ''Pro Magic: The Art of Professional Deck Construction'' and ''Baxter on Magic: A Guide to Proper Playing Techniques'' were published by Wordware, a publisher independent of WoTC. With multiple such books to draw from, there are multiple in depth independent reliable sources available to demonstrate notability according to . I'll note that notability, as described in otability, is based on verifiability and the ability to create a neutral article based on independent reliable sources, not some vague notion of importance outside of the topic's field. The article itself could use more secondary sources and citations to those sources. But these are surmountable problems per . A notable topic and surmountable problems suggests keeping the article
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG||WP:N||WP:SURMOUNTABLE)

Comment: I don't see any indication of notability here, and my ignorant searches turned up little but ''Pojo's Unofficial Guide'', a Prima Strategy Guide, and a whole lot of fansites.  If nobody can come up with sources to demonstrate notability, I agree with Nwlaw63 that this should be deleted.  Famous chess openings at least have the benefit of notability, even if they do violate 
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTHOWTO)

Comment: WP:GAMEGUIDE specifically does not apply to games other than video games (and indeed, it has been argued in the past that that particular portion of the howto article was an unfortunate enshrining of the video games wikigroup guidelines, but as it is not targeted at other games, we needn't worry about it.) More generally speaking, this article doesn't tell you how to play the game.  is clearly met and it is clearly notable
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)