Green’s color identity is all about being big and verdant. It’s got the best mana production and ramp out of all the colors without relying on artifacts. It’s also the realm of the strongest creatures, token armies, and surprisingly abundant card...
Read moreMaking a mono-color Commander deck sometimes be a bit intimidating, but there are some obvious benefits. Your land base can be much simpler, you can play more cards with more colored pips in their casting cost, and cards that shut down multicolor...
Read moreThe year is 2013. A friendly face at my LGS introduces me to the concept of “Commander” and points me in the direction of that year’s precons. On the shelves I see what would become my first Commander deck, the glorious and basically...
Read moreI wanted to create a unique build that allowed me to play cards I don’t usually get to use with this Omnath, Locus of All deck. I made sure to include a lot of 5-color and multicolor cards that would help trigger Omnath’s mana-generating...
Read moreThis 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 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 moreWhen Wizards announced Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, players were hyped to see classic D&D heroes and baddies get the Magic treatment. Some character adaptations failed to live up to expectations, but the dragon queen Tiamat made a...
Read moreThe Prismari college of Strixhaven teaches its students to be wild and passionate, putting red’s flair for the dramatic front and center, enhanced by a level of precision capable only from blue’s slice of the color pie. It’s about being flashy...
Read moreCommander Legends gave us several new possibilities for the Commander format, including a new and exciting legendary creature in the form of Liesa, Shroud of Dusk. It’s a commander that brings something new to the table, and one of the few...
Read moreOne of the most interesting BRO cards depicting Urza is Urza, Chief Artificer. It depicts Urza at the head of Yotia’s artifice program, building an army of machines to take on his brother. Just like the deck we’ll be looking at today!
Read moreYarok, the Desecrated is, in a nutshell, a Panharmonicon with legs. It doesn’t seem right since pretty much everything you do triggers its ability.
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