Today, 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 moreWhile dragon commanders have spanned all colors, sphinx commanders up until Reality Fracture have stayed in a consistent color identity.
Read moreBuilding around a specific creature type or two is one of the most popular strategies in all of Commander, and WotC has capitalized on that with what seems like an endless supply of typal Commander precons.
Read moreSelesnya-aligned creatures take the best parts of green and white and slap them together, usually themed around creating an army of creatures or benefiting the player who already controls one. Selesnya legends have had a bit of a renaissance...
Read moreFoundations Commander gives new Magic players a very easy on-ramp into EDH, and provide a product that serves a very important purpose for would-be Commander players.
Read moreIngris Stingerquill leads Hexhaven’s counterpart to Silverquill in Reality Fracture. The desire for wit is replaced with vicious cruelty, as symbolized by white becoming red and Stingerquill going straight for the jugular.
Read moreThe sets released in 2026 so far have come with a slew of precons to kickstart your Commander collection. If you’ve been eyeing a precon, these are my takes on the best of the year so far.
Read moreReality Fracture reimagines classic characters, it gives us a new Jace commander, and so much more. Let’s find the perfect leader for your next brew.
Read moreHave you ever thought about building a Shadowborn Apostle deck but didn’t know where to start or which commander to pick? Today, we’re looking at some of the best options for leading an Apostle deck.
Read moreGruul precons include an assortment of powerful, unique commanders, and strong cards to match. But which are the most impressive and play best out of the box? Let’s find out.
Read moreEsper decks often lean controlling, with lots of removal and card draw, but the shard includes aggressive strategies, token strategies, even reanimation and artifacts. If it falls under the purview of white, blue, or black, an Esper deck can...
Read moreAzorius is the control player’s dream color combination and one of my favorites in all of Magic.
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