If you love deckbuilders you may want to take a look at the just launched Deckbuilder Bonanza Humble Bundle as there's a few treats inside.
Using ratings from Valve on Steam Deck Verified, plus any ProtonDB and Native Linux notes here's all that's in it. Plus as usual each is a Steam link if you need more info first.
Steam Deck Verified
Fights in Tight Spaces (ProtonDB Gold)
Hadean Tactics (Native Linux)
Backpack Hero (Native Linux)
HELLCARD (ProtonDB Platinum)
Steam Deck Playable
Death Roads: Tournament (ProtonDB Platinum)
Steam Deck Unrated
Ash of Gods: Redemption (Native Linux)
Check it out on Humble Bundle.
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Some of those are a bit questionable in their "deckbuilder" status (Ash of Gods for example describes itself as a CCG, which is a very different beast - in CCGs you make the deck outside the matches from all the cards you collected, deckbuilding is about building the deck inside the game itself). Slay the Spire took a mechanic straight from modern boardgames, but many of the later games didn't quite understand it and just think giving you cards in a roguelite makes a game a deckbuilder. 
Also, it is a slim selection from a huge genre. Still, three of the games are on my wishlist, so I should at least consider it.
Also, it is a slim selection from a huge genre. Still, three of the games are on my wishlist, so I should at least consider it.
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Also, Backpack Hero (which I have, great game)... it doesn't even have cards?
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