What's the best mtg format for home brewing and why?

Homie, you are making no sense here

>look up rogue brewing
>whole weird ass MtG lingo bullshit

Oh god wow why the fuck to people want to make up their own terms for shit?

Awesome, yeah, this is exactly the kind of answer I was looking for.

I know I need to get really familiar with the format to eventually start brewing but that's fine with me.

The best advice I can give then is to not be afraid to look at decklists. Not necessarily to copy them but to both get a picture of what the decks to beat have, and to see what kind of shells are strong. For example, lets say you want to make BUG work in modern. Cool, take a shot at it, but take a look at some jund or junk lists to see what a core of strong GB card are. You don't have to run them verbatim, but getting a picture of what they run gives you a framework to work with. You can add and remove things with the knowledge of what purpose those cards serve in the overall deck, and what bases you're trying to cover.

Thanks man.

It's not like I think that netdecking or looking at decklists is a sin, though. It is necessary to know what are the good cards in the meta and what cards are staples, a lot of the times to run them yourself.
May be using the amulet bloom engine to run some other kind of creatures and do hybrids is fun for me too.

I guess what I'm saying is that I'm not exactly a purist anyway, so no ned to worry.

My friends and I are playing Block Constructed, fighting Blocks against Block. It's ton of (casual) fun and you can come up with crazy things.

>Or am I wrong?

yes.

ISn't pauper all zoo and "tempo" decks though?

no

theres a few combo decks, some shit like green stompy and elves, and the rest is pretty much UR/UB goodstuff midrange shit

so you can play anything but its not really the most fun thing to brew in

Not that guy

Generally for every rare there is a common equivalent that does the same thing, maybe even on a bigger body for usually a CMC that make you shout out "For HOW much!?"

But in pauper that generally doesn't matter.
90% of the time. There are yes some rares that don't have a common partner.