Final Fantasy brings a group of precons focused on individual Final Fantasy games. Final Fantasy VII gets its own deck, and it’s a Naya precon featuring popular FF characters like Cloud, Tifa, and Aerith.
Read moreWizards keeps dropping early looks at Final Fantasy commanders a few days ahead of the official spoiler season kick-off, and they all look amazing.
Read moreBeware of this Final Fantasy commander making you his First Friend!
Read morePeople got an early look at a Commander-deck version of Tifa Lockhart from the upcoming Final Fantasy crossover, and it seems there’s some speculation on card surrounding the leak.
Read moreEven if she’s not out yet, Final Fantasy’s Y’shtola is becoming one of the most popular commanders – And she’s driving prices up as she does.
Read moreIt took a while, but the Everyone’s Invited Secret Lair Commander deck has been fully revealed, in all its changeling glory.
Read moreNow entirely in control of decision-making for Commander, WotC released its first real banlist changes to the format on Tuesday. Among the five cards converted to “Game Changer” status were a few banlist mainstays that WotC has...
Read moreZurgo Stormrender combines token aggro with strong aristocrat potential to tap into virtually everything the Mardu wedge cares about. But does it have the strength to pull it off?
Read moreAccording to a leak posted on reddit, there’s a new Naya commander in Magictown, courtesy of the upcoming Final Fantasy x MTG crossover. Everything that follows is from an unofficial leak, so consider this your SPOILER WARNING for the rest...
Read moreWe covered price shakeups from the Mardu precon yesterday, so it only seems to fair to give the Abzan their due. The Abzan precon introduced the first new Commanders in the color trio since The Necrobloom. Felothar, the Steadfast and Betor...
Read moreModern Horizons 3 was a set full of busted cards that went on to have a huge impact on multiple formats. The rare we’ll be discussing today is not one of those, however, as Ripples of Undeath has hardly seen any tournament play. Despite...
Read moreThe Commander precon version of Betor asks you to focus on creatures, with a few tools to gain and lose life. This deck fulfills those needs with an eye towards disruptive creatures and plenty of card advantage for a midrange shell that grinds...
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