Everything in the Cavalry Charge Commander deck: all 100 cards with current prices, what the deck is worth against the sealed price, the 10 new cards, and whether it is worth buying.
Eminence — Whenever you attack with one or more Knights, if Sidar Jabari is in the command zone or on the battlefield, draw a card, then discard a card. Flying, first strike Whenever Sidar Jabari deals combat damage to a player, return target Knight creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield.
You know exactly what you’re getting into here. If you’re looking to expand your existing knight deck into new blue territory or you want the foundation of a good tribal deck with the staples that this deck provides, by all means, pick it up. Unfortunately, it’s a little sparse on generic offerings, with most of its new printings tied to the knight creature type.
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Cavalry Charge is the tribal deck of the bunch, putting knights front and center. Sidar Jabari of Zhalfir leads the charge, with Elenda and Azor as second (and third?) in command. I mentioned this in my Be’lakor, the Dark Master deck guide, but I love when established creature types push into new colors. This is an Esper deck, giving knights an innovative blue presence.
This is another thematically-focused deck, featuring 33 knights and two other cards that produce Knight tokens. The face commander showcases the return of eminence, which was notoriously broken the last time we saw it. They toned down the ability here, but it’s still uninteractable added value from the command zone. Elenda and Azor is no slouch either, so this deck should operate fine with either commander at the head.
As far as strategy goes there’s not much to say aside from just play some knights and attack.