Wizards of the Coast (October 20, 2022). " Phyrexia: All Will Be One Is Coming". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast. Atraxa, Grand Unifier might not be as powerful as the character’s last incarnation, but it can likely still be a fun commander. This Atraxa almost has a classic Elder Dragon Highlander feel thanks to flying and seven power. Rebel creature, for Glimmer Lens, Goldwardens' Gambit, Hexplate Wallbreaker, Kemba's Banner and Otharri, Suns' Glory. Adding other ways to buff the tokens you make can be a fun way to make them hit harder and continue to grow your token army each turn with Ria’s ability. Going wide is also a great way to make use of the Phyrexian Mite tokens’ toxic 1 ability. #12. Skrelv, Defector Mite So, what does Phyrexia: All Will Be One have to add into the pot? There are a few options — the flashiest being Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines, which works wonders with all your enters-the-battlefield creatures.

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You just need to add ways to fill your own graveyard, like Buried Alive. #10. Unctus, Grand Metatect Melira, the Living Cure will be a very helpful creature in All Will Be One Limited thanks to the prevalence of toxic creatures. But its abilities are a bit too specific for a commander. You’d be sacrificing a powerful commander for one that might prevent you from losing if one of your opponents runs infect. Solphim still has solid power and toughness for its mana value even outside its abilities, making it an all-around great creature. #1. Karumonix, the Rat KingKamigawa: Neon Dynasty Spoilers — February 4 | Exile Boardwipe, Indestructible Samurai, Legendary Equipment, There’s something to be said forthe Living Cure’s activated ability as a repeatable form of protection. Still, Melira will start to get prohibitively expensive as the game goes on if you’re regularly exiling it. #34. Adriana, Captain of the Guard Ovika, Enigma Goliath isn’t a bad card, but it’s very expensive for a commander. Ward can help keep Ovika on the field, but you’re not getting much value if it’s removed before you get to cast another spell.

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Mondrak, Glory Dominus is a great commander because it’s basically a Anointed Procession that you can run as your commander. It’s easy to have Mondrak be indestructible and that much harder for opponents to get rid of it if you play it at the right time. Ria Ivor, Bane of Bladehold has some pretty interesting synergy with its own abilities. It can create a decent number of tokens, and then buff them all up. With this many commanders it only makes sense that they aren’t all equally powerful. Some legendary creatures are also designed to be used in Limited or other Constructed formats, but have less potential as a commander. #36. Jor Kadeen, the PrevailerThere are no big haymakers (save maybe Vraska), and we aren’t trying to do anything all that flashy. What we do have is inevitability, so we are just asking if our opponent can stop us before we cast enough spells to kill them. Compleation But he’s not alone, of course. Jawbone Duelist is in here, as Double Strike wears buffs incredibly well — and its power against players is effectively doubled since you only need ten poison counters to win. Toxic isn’t like infect, so the buffs don’t affect how many poison counters an opponent gets, but the double strike still means that each hit gives a counter. Noxious Revival is another great reprint, and it’s nice to see cards with Phyrexian mana making their way into precons. You also have access to any spell in the game that can help with this strategy since Urtet is a 5-color commander. There are also plenty of myr that tap for mana both colorless and of each color. #16. Venser, Corpse Puppet