Commander Clash S4 Episode 12: 100th Episode Special! (Edric, Spymaster of Trest vs. Omnath, Locus of Rage vs. Sen Triplets vs. Glissa, the Traitor), However, as with any competitive-oriented product, its lists are not usually complete and closed, but they usually provide a good basis to be played immediately, while also offering space for the player to exercise their creativity or decide to invest in a 100% competitive version of them. Innistrad: Crimson Vow II | Olivia vs. Torens vs. Runo vs. Halana & Alena | Commander Clash S11E17,

Commander Clash S9 E16: Halloween Special! | Sorin's Lot vs. Salem Witch Trials vs. Spooky Skeletons vs. Us (The Movie), Also, the list comes with its Companion: Lurrus of the Dream-Den, which fits this strategy perfectly. Although Dead Weight's interaction with Hateful Eidolon or Lurrus of the Dream-Den is quite synergistic, the enchantment doesn't deal with problematic threats like Thing in the Ice or Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger, and this becomes a problem when the format has these creatures as an essential part of its main competitors. Commander Clash S10 E7: Anything Goes w/ Adriano! | Ramos vs. Syr Gwyn vs. Volrath vs. Akiri & Dargo, With the release of Theros Beyond Death came a handful of cards that proved too much, between Thassa's Oracle, Underworld Breach, and Heliod, Sun-Crowned. This left a sour taste in a lot of peoples' mouths and made players less eager to play. On top of that, the pandemic followed shortly afterward, ending the majority of paper play for a long time and the momentum that the format had been building. With the format not being on MTG Arena - and still apparently on hold due to Historic's popularity - the last bastion of the format ended up being Magic Online. The problem there, however, is that Magic Online is a bastion for so much other already well established formats like Modern and Legacy that players would rather play those than Pioneer.Commander Clash S8 E2: CEDH w/ Play To Win | Flash Hulk vs. Curious Control vs. Urza Paradox Scepter vs. Opus Thief, Commander Clash S4 Episode 11: Secret Santa! (Mistform Ultimus vs. Xenagos vs. Nazahn vs. Ludevic & Sidar Kondo),

Commander Clash S4 Episode 8: C17 Precons! (Arcane Wizardry, Draconic Domination, Feline Ferocity, Vampiric Bloodlust), Commander Clash S5 E10: Planar Commander! (Edgar Markov vs. General Tazri vs. Lin Sivvi vs. O-Kagachi), On the other hand, Niv-Mizzet, Parun and Jace, Wielder of Mysteries work as card advantage and wincondition simultaneously. In addition, the list also has some reach and impactful plays for later turns, such as Bonecrusher Giant, which can be an early-game removal while also a threat from turn 3 onwards, while Bomat Courier and Light up the Stage allows it to keep the cards running after the first few turns. It's important to point out that, unlike Modern or Legacy, where you usually want to play Eidolon as soon as possible, there is a significant number of times when, because of how game development in the format works, you first need to establish some pressure and/ or board damage advantage before casting it, as you'll usually still have cards to play as the game progresses, and you want to avoid risking ending up falling behind in damage and getting punished by your own creature.

Dimir Control Tokens

Estrid vs. Hazezon Tamar vs. Ephara vs. Kardur Doomsayer| New Year's Resolutions | Commander Clash S11E21, Commander Clash S7 E18: Original Theros Commanders | Erebos vs. Medomai vs. Phenax vs. Tromokratis, In this list, Alpine Moon serves on the Mirror Match, to invalidate the opponent's Lotus Field while yours are active.

Commander Clash S8 E1: Commander Classic w/ The Professor from Tolarian Community College | Brigid vs. Kethis vs. Radha vs. Rielle, Mono Red Burn is pretty straightforward. Get your opponent down to 0 life as fast as possible. So it’s an easy choice for a beginner. If you’d still like something more complex, both Spirits and Auras are fine options. Commander Clash S6 E12: No Tutors! (Child of Alara vs. King Macar vs. Sakashima vs. Tymna & Vial Smasher), Commander Clash S5 E24: Holiday Gift Exchange! (Gitrog Monster vs. Niv-Mizzet vs. Sharuum vs. Ludevic & Sidar),

In addition, Fatal Push also interacts much better with larger creatures if you sacrifice permanents such as Selfess Savior to activate Revolt, allowing it to destroy from Spell Queller to Omnath, Locus of Creation. Finally, the sideboard has an equally strange mix of cards, but all are relatively understandable given that these products were not built to be fully complete, although I still consider that there are better options that could be applied, such as an increase in the number of Devout Decree. Orzhov Auras is another great choice for intermediate players. The initial gameplan is easy to grasp but there’s some room for optimization with good sequencing and mulligans. Auras may arguably be even more linear than Mono Red Burn since you almost always end up suiting up creatures with auras and then bashing your opponent with massive beaters. Commander Clash S4 Episode 25: Competitive Commander (Breakfast Hulk vs. Doomsday vs. Ruric Thar vs. Teferi Stax,

Your mileage may vary here if you don’t enjoy this kind of playstyle, but Lotus Field Combo can be very satisfying to play on occasion, particularly if you mostly play Standard and Limited like I do. Running this out of the box at FNM sounds like a great time! The Best Value

Pioneer Azorius Spirits decklists

Mono White Samurai vs. Mono Blue Burn vs. Naya Urborg vs. Niv-Mizzet Creatures | Commander Clash S12 E21, Mono Red Burn’s mana curve is rather low with 16(!) 1-drop creatures, no spells over 3-mana, and only 20 lands. It can operate on land-light draws thanks to its low mana curve and can lean on Ramunap Ruins to finish the job if you happen to draw a few too many lands. A solid opening hand has two or three lands, a couple of creatures, and a couple of burn spells. Sideboard Strategy Commander Clash: MagicFest Las Vegas Spectacular - Oathbreaker (Teferi, Time Raveler vs. Venser, the Sojourner vs. Liliana, Death's Majesty),