Diversity 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.
Read moreToday, we’re taking a look at a commander from the Final Fantasy Standard set that can make sagas trigger most of their chapters at once, which generates immense value. Terra, Magical Adept promotes an enchantress build, and I’ll include many...
Read moreCommander has long been a place friendly to the idea of making tribal decks, now called typal, that stack a bunch of creatures of the same type together to head off to fight. It’s a classic fantasy trope, straight out of The Hobbit’s Battle of...
Read more“Temur Good Stuff” is a strategy as old as time, and one that the color combination can easily support. Today I’d like to introduce you to every Temur commander in Magic and offer a sample decklist to get your brain turning and inspire you to...
Read moreGood threat assessment is essential to succeeding in Commander, whether because you’re a Spike who wants to win or just somebody looking for a satisfying game where everybody gets to do their thing.
Read moreSometimes, you just want to swing with one big, unstoppable hero—and that’s exactly what Cloud, Ex‑SOLDIER is here for. Among the many new legends from Final Fantasy, Cloud stands out as a straightforward but powerful Voltron commander, built to...
Read moreBy dissecting every Dimir precon to its core and examining which are strong, which have good reprints, and what they bring to the table, I hope to make parsing the wide world of Commander precons a little easier for you.
Read moreChocobos are easily one of the cutest and most iconic parts of the Final Fantasy series, so it’s no surprise that Magic gave us a whole commander dedicated to these beloved feathered friends. Choco, Seeker of Paradise brings all the charm—and a...
Read moreThe first Temur Commander precon released in 2011, and at that time, wedge colors trios didn’t have many Commander options, or even a clear color identity. We now have some Temur decks to talk about, after years of annual precon releases.
Read moreFinal Fantasy brought tons of new commanders, and we’ll take a look at one of the most unique among them: Hope Estheim. While many legends from the set focus on equipment, Hope takes a different route: It turns every bit of lifegain into a slow...
Read moreUpgrade your Commander precon to address those weaknesses head-on and tweak the deck to suit your tastes, playstyle, and desired power level. Though the power levels of precons vary, they tend to share similar flaws, so I’m here today to give you...
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