This Lord Xander, the Collector deck wins by milling out your opponents’ libraries or their life via attacks from Xander. You’re looking to copy Lord Xander at least twice so you can swing on the whole pod each turn since its abilities can...
Read moreBrago, King Eternal doesn’t have a ton of effects, but the one effect it does have can be very impactful: it can make any card with an ETB effect much more powerful. This deck is fun for coming up with cool synergies or making combos and was...
Read moreNiv-Mizzet, Parun is a card that I had a lot of fun playing in Jeskai control builds, especially in control mirror matches. It’s a good combo with another stellar control card (Teferi, Hero of Dominaria), and I miss that Standard format so...
Read moreThere are few things more enthralling than frogs. They’re delightful little creatures that come in an incredible array of colors and sizes. Of course, frogs aren’t everybody’s thing, especially when they grow too large. And this deck tech looks...
Read moreThis is a pretty traditional enchantress deck. It’s a mixture of pillow fort and stax strategies that impede your opponents’ gameplans and make it hard for them to pressure you, giving you time to win the game.
Read moreTergrid, God of Fright is a powerful commander. Some players might even say too powerful. Tergrid is a very fun option to build if you know that your playgroup is into cEDH or just up for a more competitive challenge. But don’t be too surprised...
Read moreThere are a handful of solid strategies to go with and build around when it comes to Raffine, but I think that reanimator is one of the more flexible ones that can be well-built across different power levels and adjusted to your liking. This deck...
Read moreDrawing and making land drops gives you more resources than your opponents, especially if they stumble along the way. This commander deck looks to maximize these simple yet powerful game actions, making every land drop put you far ahead.
Read moreIxhel, Scion of Atraxa explores new territory, aiming for more engaging long-game poison kills rather than the one-and-done “infect ‘em out” approach. How does that work? Let’s find out!
Read moreReturning to New Phyrexia, formerly Mirrodin, Phyrexia: All Will Be One brought back several popular creature types from our last visit to the plane. Among them are the cute local artifact folk, the Myr. All Will Be One even gave us a great Myr...
Read moreThe rats in this Karumonix, the Rat King Commander deck aren’t the affectionate type. They’ll sicken your opponents with poison counters all while nibbling at their cards in hand to keep them from executing their own win conditions.
Read moreNow you’re spreading Phyrexia’s influence with Vishgraz, the Doomhive, using an army of Mites to spread the oil for the glory of Phyrexia. With an army of tokens at your side and tides of proliferation to spread your counters further, this is the...
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