| Illustration by Eric Deschamps I find Commander precons endlessly fascinating. Many new players are introduced to Magic with them given Commander’s popularity, and it’s easy to pick one up and pop it out of the box. Yet precons are often built...
Read moreThe average player’s most likely to see a UB commander than experience the products anywhere else—after all, the number of eligible commanders from UB products has exceeded 500. A crazy thought, eh? Let’s check out the best of them!
Read moreSurely Boros can’t be that bad? How could one misinterpret the color of aggro, of tokens, of equipment? Let’s find out just how well Wizards has constructed their Boros precons.
Read moreCleric commanders often revolve around lifegain or aristocrat-style sacrifice strategies, but there’s plenty of variety in how they can be built. Some buff your team, some drain your opponents, and others keep your creatures coming back from the...
Read moreThere are over 100 Commander precon decks with unique playstyles, advantages, and color identities. With so many options and combinations, it’s beneficial to understand how each color identity plays. Let’s take a focused look at one color...
Read moreWith Child of Alara as your commander you too can pilot a deck with 99 lands in the mainboard. This is as land-based as it gets, but does this deck land on its feet, or fall flat on its face?
Read moreWhile Izzet’s classic theme is casting instants and sorceries, or noncreature spells, these Commander precons add a little spice to these themes, or even do their own thing.
Read moreThere’s bound to be competition when it comes to choosing the commander of your dragon deck. It’s time to set flight and find the best dragon commanders in Magic.
Read moreThe Game Changers list got a small overhaul in April, just a few months after the system was officially announced. Will more changes be made to the list in the June 30 Banned and Restricted announcement?
Read moreSometimes, I just want to pick a commander with a clear plan, jam a bunch of broken cards and combos, and see how far I can push the power level without diving all the way into optimized turn-two-win territory. That’s what bracket 4 is all...
Read moreDiversity makes the Sultai colors a great place to look if you’re not set on an archetype for your Commander deck yet. Most Sultai commanders support different tactics and open up an expansive variety of different strategies.
Read moreWhen looking for powerful cEDH commanders, combo potential is often the deciding factor. These are the commanders that don’t just support a game plan—they are the game plan.
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