This is the full packaging and yea its a bit wasteful but it is pretty and i appreciate the pop out counters. Unleash a traditional foil Karazikar on your opponents with Planar Portal and add to your collection an infernal character who will surely understand you desire—Lorcan, Warlock Collector.

We use necessary cookies to allow our site to function correctly and collect anonymous session data. There is a lot of competition for quality card draw in green these days, but Rishkar’s Expertise is often worth considering if your commander has a high-enough power. Interestingly, the counter doubling trigger occurs when combat damage is dealt, and the trigger depends on the amount of damage dealt. Out of the 400 possible outcomes from rolling two d20, only 196 of them end with both dice being fourteen or lower, meaning you actually have a 51% chance of getting a Brutal Hordechief activation for two less with Berserker's Frenzy. Klauth, Unrivaled Ancient rewards the deck heavily for assembling a large attack, putting potentially dozens of mana into the pool for a flurry of damage-dealing spells in the second main phase.

If you cast Chaos Dragon on curve, the downsides won't be relevant until you've gotten more than enough value out of him.

Dungeons of Death includes one traditional foil Nihiloor, plus one nonfoil Minn, a Gnome Wizard and master of illusion who delights in the company of her semi-imaginary friends. If you want to appease the Timmies in the crowd, it's time to come up with something more original than "cards so nice they happen twice. I’m looking at cards like Werewolf Pack Leader; Blossoming Bogbeast; Etali, Primal Storm; and Elder Gargaroth.Wulfgar of Icewind Dale gives us a commander where “attack triggers matter,” which is narrow and niche enough to be cool and off the beaten path. Percentage-wise, I would assume that nearly one-hundred percent of Wulfgar decks will include Etali, Primal Storm, Savage Ventmaw, and Krenko, Tin Street Kingpin. This is a one-in-eight chance of tutoring your Craterhoof Behemoth to the field with a consolation prize for the other seven, which is not nothing. Every Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Commander Deck contains two traditional foil cards—one foil commander card and one featured foil legendary creature, including characters you may recognize from Forgotten Realms lore. The long and short of it is that Neverwinter Hydra is incredibly swingy, but your expected value is always going to end up being less than a doubled-up Voracious Hydra, which has removal as a secondary mode instead of the ward.

Admittedly, Vrondiss has a built-in way to hit itself, but it's based on a parasitic mechanic unlikely to reappear on relevant cards in the future. Every time Vrondiss, Rage of Ancients takes damage, you're gifted a 5/4 Spirit Dragon with flying that disappears as soon as it deals damage. Radha provides incremental value of playing lands off the top of your deck and turns into a huge late-game threat once there are lots of lands on the battlefield. I suspect some players will be happy to let this slowly eat away at their life total, which is right where you want to be.While we’re talking about mana, how about we throw in the ability to tap your permanents for three times the amount of mana? Well, for six mana, Moraug, Fury of Akoum, is a 6/6 that lets you have an additional combat phase whenever you play a land. The median result will be to ramp you by two basic lands and put two 3/3 creatures on the battlefield, and if you have dice-rolling synergies or token creature synergies, even the dreaded double one roll can still squeak out value.

We also use optional cookies to personalize content and ads, provide social media features and analyze web traffic. Then, you could prevent all the damage except 1 by assigning it directly to the protected creature but trampling over the last point, and even then you have a one in twelve chance of whiffing. They’re extremely efficient, and it’s worth noting that any opening hand containing these cards can afford to start the game out a little slower. With that in mind I am looking for a commander that could use a lot of the cards from the precon to be built.

Despite being one of the largest and most fearsome red dragons in Faerûn, Klauth is sometimes moved by strange whims to perform acts of kindness for creatures he doesn’t think can harm him. Chaos Dragon is also a perfectly respectable card to add to a Dragon deck or other aggressive red deck. Its high damage output and explosive haste enablers means winning is never truly out of the deck’s grasp until its life total hits zero, so learning its strengths and weaknesses will make it even more unstoppable on the battlefield.