As long as the power and toughness aren’t completely out of line, the abilities on a 5-mana commander should be both good enough and fair enough to make it playable. Many 5-mana commanders are among the most popular in EDH, too.
Read moreIsshin takes normal combat and turns it into a serious threat by doubling attack triggers and rewarding constant pressure. This deck is built to flood the board, stack damage quickly, and punish opponents every time you turn creatures...
Read moreMaralen’s abilities support spell theft and casting spells on your opponents’ turns. That’s a lot of potential variables, so you can definitely tune the deck to your particular playstyle.
Read moreMaralen, Fae Ascendant has taken the lead for most popular commander from Lorwyn Eclipsed, outpacing another elf commander, and proving that people love their dual typal decks.
Read moreToday, we break down Glarb, Calamity’s Augur, a commander that brings consistency, flexibility, and raw power to the table. We’ll uncover how the deck works, why it excels in competitive pods, and how you can use it to take control of your...
Read moreAuntie Ool, Cursewretch from Lorwyn Eclipsed puts a fresh spin on -1/-1 counters in Commander. Instead of treating them as a downside, this deck turns every counter into value.
Read moreMonarch is a mechanic that shines the brightest in multiplayer games, particularly for Commander. It’s a great way to give your game a more “political” dynamic. It creates incentives to build alliances and causes everyone to take action as soon...
Read moreToday, I discuss not just one or two, but all the 4-color commanders printed throughout MTG history. I explain their unique niches, rank them, and ultimately present a deck you can try that’s both colorful and powerful!
Read moreMagic’s assassin commanders were fairly limited to a few typal options in Dimir (UB) and a certain Mardu (WRB) monarch once upon a time, but Assassin’s Creed gave us a lot of new legendary assassins for our command zone.
Read moreWhen it comes to elemental decks, value usually comes from enters triggers, but Ashling, the Limitless takes that idea and pushes it much further. You could say the options are, in fact, limitless.
Read moreThere are always plenty of variations that Commander decks can take with any single commander. This Wise Mothman deck won’t break the meta, but with a few different strategies, it might be able to navigate you to some wins.
Read moreLorwyn Eclipsed isn’t even out of the oven yet and we’ve already got an accidental first look at some cards from Secrets of Strixhaven, specifically one of the Commander precons.
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