The Science! Commander deck seemed the most hyped from the beginning, amongst energy counter fans and Fallout fans alike. But energy has always struggled with Commander-sized payoffs, and this deck doesn’t quite get there. Cards like Liberty...
Read moreThe time for another Universes Beyond set has arrived, taking us on a Commander-centric journey to the dystopic wastelands of Bethesda’s Fallout video game series. Set in the irradiated ruins of civilization plagued by swarms of mutants, ghouls...
Read moreIf you’re a Fallout fan, the deck you want is Scrappy Survivors, helmed by trusty ol’ Dogmeat, Ever Loyal. You’ve got Junk tokens! The deck is like the core Fallout experience of picking up a bunch a crap in the wastelands and hoping it’ll be...
Read moreIf you’re a Fallout 4 fan, a huge part of that has to be the way they pushed mutants to interesting places in that game. And the Mutant Menace precon has a lot of my favorites of those kinds of mutants and supermutants. Of course, if you read...
Read moreCaesar, head of Caesar’s Legion in Fallout: New Vegas, believes that “an individual has no value beyond his utility to the state, whether as an instrument of war, or production.” Hence, his attack-focused deck is about sacrificing creatures for...
Read moreThere have been a few legendary creatures suitable to command a surveil EDH deck, but none have pushed the limits so much as Mirko, Obsessive Theorist from Murders at Karlov Manor Commander. Mirko’s built-in reanimation means it already...
Read moreWurms have captivated Magic players for years. Since the turn of the century, wurm creatures had solidified their place as the top end of green’s mana curve in intro decks and sealed events, and soon after found themselves buried away inside the...
Read moreRemember when some people were convinced that mono-green was a terrible color for Commander and Magic in general? Nowadays it’s settled down a bit, but if you were playing a couple of years ago, you remember the absolute horror of facing down...
Read moreRemoval seems to be one of the most contentious elements of an EDH deck. I’ve played many games with players who proclaim they play no removal because it ruins the spirit of the format, but I’ve played just as many with players who want to see...
Read moreThere’s an effortless beauty to a power-2 creature with an enters-the-battlefield effect. From “bears with set’s mechanic” to surprise removal, low-to-the-ground creatures are really what makes Magic tick. Today, we’re running out a horde of...
Read moreGruul decks get a bad rap for being simple, combat-based “turn ‘em sideways” decks. Anzrag, the Quake-Mole, while not necessarily breaking this mold, does suddenly force the player to consider the sequence of their attacks and plan for an...
Read moreThe hardest thing about Judith, Carnage Connoisseur is spelling “connoisseur.” Everything else is easy. At least that’s what Judith makes it look like, as always. Pack your deck with spells that do damage in Rakdos colors and go ham is the idea...
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