Everything in the Rebellion Rising 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.
Attacking tokens you control have double strike. Whenever one or more tokens you control attack a player, exile the top card of your library. During any turn you attacked with a token, you may play that card.
Rebellion Rising seems like good value for its cost. You get almost $120 worth of cards for much less. The deck’s strategy is straightforward so it’s an easy deck for new players to pick up, and the unique cards in are worth almost the same price as the entire deck itself.
If you’re interested in cards like Clever Concealment or ones that use the new for Mirrodin! mechanic, you can get them all in this deck for the same price as just buying the singles.
Rebellion Rising ‘s commander is Neyali, Suns' Vanguard, who offers a good amount of support to all tokens. It has a strong token theme and includes lots of cards to help generate creature tokens like Legion Warboss, and Emeria Angel. The deck also includes cards like Phantom General and Harmonious Archon to increase the power and toughness of your tokens.
The basic strategy for this deck is to create a wide army of creature tokens. Each token you create has double strike with Neyali, Suns' Vanguard on the field, so they’re much more effective for attacking and blocking. You want to buff your tokens up to create an army of powerful double-striking creatures that deal lots of damage once you have lots of tokens. You also want to hold onto cards like Flawless Maneuver and Clever Concealment to keep your token army safe from devastating board wipes.