Let’s explore what white has to offer in Commander. After all, this is the color with some of the best removal, planeswalkers, and stax pieces in the game. It’s also got plenty of creature-based strategies to play to the board with.
Read moreBlue’s a top contender at competitive and casual tables. It’s got a host of powerful commanders, and the best permission, the best card draw, and some of the best planeswalkers in the game.
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Read moreThe Fantastic Four precon is one of those rare 4-color precons. It comes with a slate of heroic cards, but more than a few could be upgraded for better cards.
Read moreGreen looks lean and aggressive in Marvel Super Heroes, with several notable commanders and one or two cards that seem destined for staple status in Commander.
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Read moreA normal Gaea’s Cradle’s already a tiny investment. Imagine how much you could get for an extremely rare test print.
Read moreAvengers Assemble, appropriately led by a new Captain America, prominently features heroes. A card or 15 could be swapped out though, and the deck could always use a few more heroes.
Read moreThe simplest and most common win condition in Magic is damage; this most often comes from combat, but few people who have been on the bad side of a Lightning Bolt or Grapeshot would dispute their value.
Read moreThere are many, many ways you can exploit the graveyard, including casting spells from it to using it as a source of card advantage. However you want to leverage your graveyard, there’s a commander for you.
Read moreLife totals are rather important in Magic as they determine when the game ends—unless someone’s running alternate win conditions, at least. It’s critical to have ways to attack the life total in any Magic deck so that you can win the game.
Read moreRed in Marvel Super Heroes cares about its typical damage along with plenty of support for discard and spellslinger strategies; it casts a wide enough net that many decks probably want one or two of these cards.
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