On that front, to help your chances for victory when you don't find yourself with a natural Natural Order, a basic green ramp strategy is a fine backup plan
Honorable Mention: Phage the Untouchable Phage the Untouchable | Illustration by Ron Spears Commander (1) Creature (19) Rune-Scarred Demon Geode Golem Dread Presence Platinum Angel Royal Assassin Bloodgift Demon Nirkana Revenant Magus of the Coffers Massacre Girl Crypt Ghast Burnished Hart Erebos, God of the Dead Maralen of the Mornsong Plaguecrafter Thrull Wizard Gray Merchant of Asphodel Syr Konrad, the Grim Varragoth, Bloodsky Sire K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth Enchantment (11) Dauthi Embrace Intimidation Grisly Transformation Leshrac's Rite Dragon Shadow Phyrexian Reclamation Phyrexian Arena Endless Whispers Black Market Lich's Mastery Gift of Doom Instant (7) Defile Hero's Downfall Go for the Throat Sudden Spoiling Withering Boon Imp's Mischief Darkness Planeswalker (2) Liliana of the Dark Realms Liliana Vess Artifact (14) Bolas's Citadel Campfire Commander's Plate Expedition Map Jet Medallion Lightning Greaves Sol Ring Swiftfoot Boots Thought Vessel Loxodon Warhammer Mask of Griselbrand Sundial of the Infinite Vorpal Sword Sword of Sinew and Steel Sorcery (10) Crux of Fate Diabolic Tutor Exsanguinate Sign in Blood Mastermind's Acquisition Increasing Ambition Dirge of Dread Mutilate Beseech the Queen Torment of Hailfire Land (36) Rogue's Passage Bojuka Bog Thespian's Stage Command Beacon Sanctum of Eternity Memorial to Folly Witch's Cottage Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth Swamp x24 Cabal Coffers Crypt of Agadeem Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx Shizo, Death's Storehouse While this deck itself isnt uproariously funny, Phage the Untouchable is just an inherently funny creature to use as your commander
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This particular precon focuses on vehicles, which might seem a little strange to promote as a starter deck, but it's how this precon is built around the card type that makes it worthy of this list
Double Down Not to be confused with KFCs heart attack sandwich of the same name, Double Down lets you, well, you know
There are some obvious jokes here - maybe the famous philosopher's inclusion in the game necessitates renaming it Magic: The Symposium - but, all that aside, we do have a pretty good card here
