Tyranid Swarm is one of the four Warhammer 40k Commander Precon decks, a Temur deck based around the Tyranid Swarm. Today, I’ll go through this Commander precon to see what makes it tick and suggest some cool upgrades to make it more...
Read moreMardu is the color combination of all-out aggression, going wide with tokens, and sacrificing them for value. WotC has designed many Commander precons with these colors in mind, and we’re going through all of them.
Read moreWotC has serenaded us with endless new commanders over the past couple of years with game-warping abilities that push the limits of what Magic cards can reasonably do. Kaalia of the Vast looks tame in comparison, but don’t make the mistake...
Read moreFour-color Commander precons are very rare. oday, we’ll take a look at all of them, examining their themes, pros, and cons to see what kind of experience you get out of the box.
Read moreMarvel: Darkhold Destiny is getting the full set treatment in 2027, complete with a Commander precon line-up consisting of four decks, much like 2026’s Marvel Super Heroes.
Read moreWith Niv-Mizzet, Ghost Counsel, we can turn pure lifegain into pure card draw, and there are many reasons to build a deck around this powerful engine.
Read moreJace, Multiverse Architect is the most popular Reality Fracture commander, for good reason: It’s got an awesome ability that shows off the greatest threats you can find, in this multiverse or Jace’s Echoverse.
Read moreThis Bracket 3 Tam, the Possibility deck plays a more assertive game, biasing towards planeswalkers that create tokens to make a large board state.
Read morewith so many iconic characters introduced into the world of Magic, it’s the perfect time to dive into one of the most intriguing legends—Y’shtola, Night’s Blessed.
Read moreEdgar Markov, possibly the best Mardu card in the game, has been a favorite Commander ever since its first release in Commander 2017. My question is, do any of the new vamps fit in anywhere, or are the old cards still the old guard?
Read moreKeen Engineering might be the most complicated of the Foundations Commander decks because it doesn’t rely on creature typal synergies, but it still enacts a simple artifact gameplan under the watchful eye of Sai, Master Thopterist.
Read moreOdds and Ends puts Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign at the front of a very odd Secret Lair Commander deck. Let’s give it a small make-over.
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