Torbran is a dream come true for any red aggro deck.
Adding two damage to each of your non-creature spells will prevent your opponent from maintaining any board presence. You gain a huge advantage once you have the emblem from her ultimate.A control-oriented build will have no problem defending Narset until she can use it. It only takes three turns to ultimate Narset.
You have the option to keep the card you drew or convert one of your dead cards into damage based on casting cost that can hit creatures or planeswalkers.
Her -2 provides card advantage in two ways. The incidental life gain from her +1 ability makes it hard for aggressive decks to close out the game before you can stabilize. By and large, Jeskai doesn't have a way to do that outside of artifacts. She provides ramp for non-creature spells. The ultimate grants you an emblem that adds two damage to any target each time you cast a non-creature spell. Her -2 lets you draw a card then choose to discard if you want to deal damage. Her +1 ability adds one mana for non-creature spells and gives you two life. Narset is the first Jeskai (blue/red/white) planeswalker with abilities that are a perfect fit her color identity. These are the two best colors at filling up your graveyard. Nethroi has both black and green color identity. As you continue to get more creatures in your graveyard, you have more options on what to bring back. It grows more powerful as the game goes longer. #Tier one commander decks mtg for free
It lets you bring back zero power creatures for free like the Polukranos, Gilded Goose and Faeburrow Elder.
The power limit of 10 for his mutate ability is not a drawback. An example is mutating onto a Polukranos, so you have a Deathtouch and Lifelink mutant that can fight and kill your opponent's creatures. Mutate is a powerful ability that lets you make creative plays. By himself, he has five mana 5/5 with two very relevant abilities against creature decks in Deathtouch and Lifelink. You don't get blown out when your opponent kills the creature you're trying to mutate on. Nethroi's Mutate trigger lets you bring back any number of creatures with up to 10 power in total. It can mutate on a non-human creature to combine abilities and get better stats. Nethroi is an excellent commander for a value-oriented deck that utilizes the graveyard. His Jund color-identity gives you access to creatures and spells that have the best synergy with his sacrifice ability. He upgrades steal effects into removal spells that’s effective even against indestructible creatures. Even without sacrifice shenanigans, some decks are not equipped to handle a big flier that can be recast from the command zone. That's a powerful combination as shown by Prime Time back in the day and Uro in today’s Standard. Korvold's abilities trigger both on ETB and attack. In comparison, commanders like Erebos do nothing when you don't have other creatures. He is self-sufficient because you can feed him lands if there's nothing else to sacrifice. Second, he gets a +1/+1 counter and you draw a card whenever you sacrifice a permanent. First, he makes you sacrifice a permanent when he enters the battlefield (ETB) or attacks. He's five-mana 4/4 flying dragon with two abilities that go hand in hand. Korvold is a Jund (black/red/green) commander that fits in a sacrifice-oriented deck. Check out this list to learn about the ten best Brawl commanders right now. There are hundreds to choose from, so deciding which ones to play can be hard especially if you're new to the format. Some people (I'm looking at you casual commander players) don't like net decking tier one decks, so this might not work out.Command and conquer with these legendary beings.īrawl is a format where you play a singleton deck made from cards in Standard along with a legendary creature or planeswalker commander. Quote from: Taysby on March 25, 2014, 10:14:51 AM Depending on the response this receives, I'll make it look nice or let it die.
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