lotr mtg commander decks review mtg lord of rings commander

Yavimaya Elder (Ext, S, Block) A mainstay of The Rock (a black-green deck that thrives off of card-advantage creatures), the Elder potentially nets you a four for one advantage: it can block and kill a creature, then sacrifice to draw a card plus two lands

With the Agate in play, every critters deals one damage to every opponent, then Zinnia creates an offspring and deals one more

Its not overly difficult to untap and spend three mana during your first main phase after your opponents have dedicated all of their best creatures to swinging at other players, which means that Split Up is likely to be an instant classic of the board wipe genre

Ensnared by the Mara Great Intelligence's Plan Hunted by The Family Blasphemous Act Enchantment (8) Day of the Moon Propaganda The Sound of Drums The Toymaker's Trap Blink Death in Heaven Genesis of the Daleks Wound Reflection Artifact (12) Sol Ring Wayfarer's Bauble Arcane Signet Lightning Greaves Mind Stone Talisman of Dominance Talisman of Indulgence Thought Vessel Commander's Sphere Laser Screwdriver Midnight Crusader Shuttle Cybership Land (37) Canyon Slough Choked Estuary Command Tower Creeping Tar Pit Crumbling Necropolis Darkwater Catacombs Dragonskull Summit Drowned Catacomb Exotic Orchard Fetid Pools Fiery Islet Foreboding Ruins Frostboil Snarl Gallifrey Council Chamber Haunted Ridge Island x2 Lavaclaw Reaches Mountain x2 Ominous Cemetery Path of Ancestry Reliquary Tower River of Tears Shadowblood Ridge Shipwreck Marsh Smoldering Marsh Stormcarved Coast Sunken Hollow Swamp x2 Temple of Deceit Temple of Epiphany Temple of Malice Temple of the False God Terramorphic Expanse Thriving Moor Plane (10) Aplan Mortarium Bowie Base One City of the Daleks Dalek Intensive Care Hotel of Fears Mondassian Colony Ship The Doctor's Tomb The Matrix of Time The Moonbase Unleash the Flux Commander, Theme, and Strategy The Grixis Masters of Evil deck switches up the formula

Some want fresh deck tech while some chase iconic art

When two cards are exiled and melded, they each leave the battlefield, then return together as one new untapped object with no relation to either of the objects that left the battlefield