Eriette of the Charmed Apple allows you to create a deck that can be either group hug or Voltron depending on how the game is going. Of course, just like with the evil queen who inspired Eriette, the “gifts” this deck hands out may seem to be...
Read moreWhile the planeswalking Kenriths are often depicted on cards together, this story sees a divide grow between the desparked siblings, and we get legendary creatures to match. Rowan, Scion of War represents the formerly mono-red mage’s negative...
Read moreWith Baldur’s Gate 3 finally being fully released, I thought it would be a great time to look back at the set and build a deck around one of the companions from the game.
Read moreYou can do a lot of really cool things in Magic. But there’s something deeply satisfying about simply playing massive creatures and smashing them into your opponents until their life totals are at 0. Or -25.
Read moreEvery deck that has noncreature spell synergies has a Talrand at some point. After all, getting 2/2 flying tokens here and there isn’t shabby.
Read moreWhen it comes to cEDH decks, nothing is fair, and the most unfair colors are Grixis. That said, what’s the best commander to abuse them? Surprisingly, the answer is you most likely need two commanders that share their colors as that enable you to...
Read moreI have always loved mill strategies. When Bruvac the Grandiloquent was first previewed in the opening months of the pandemic, I fell in love. I knew immediately that I wanted to build it as a Commander deck, so I made it a project for me to build...
Read moreOne popular cEDH commander is Kess, Dissident Mage. I’m going to take you through what the goal of this deck is and how you get there. I’m also going to break down why I decided to include certain cards in case it isn’t clear how best to use...
Read moreLet’s deep into the dark and treacherous world of Sidisi, Brood Tyrant and a deck built around it. Are you deadly intrigued to know what’s in it? Let’s review it together!
Read moreSometimes I prefer to play a Commander deck that has a little more variety in the types of games it creates. Sure, piloting a perfectly optimized deck with a consistent game plan can be fun too in more competitive settings, but on occasion it’s...
Read moreJ.R.R. Tolkien wanted to use Frodo Baggins to teach the world a few lessons. It doesn’t matter how tiny you think you are, you can make a difference in this world. No one is invincible, and the worst enemy is that which is unseen.
Read moreGaladriel of Lothlórien is one of the multiple scry payoffs The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth, and itsets us up with to build around scrying in Commander. I’m convinced it’s the best of the bunch by a country mile.
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