INTRODUCES 10 COMMANDER CARDSEach deck introduces 10 never-before-seen Commander cards to Magic: The Gathering Abzan Armor Commander (1) Creature (40) Arboreal Grazer Jaddi Offshoot Walking Bulwark Blight Pile Crashing Drawbridge Nyx-Fleece Ram Overgrown Battlement Sylvan Caryatid Wall of Blossoms Wall of Omens Wall of Roots Axebane Guardian Carven Caryatid Faeburrow Elder Hornet Nest Indulging Patrician Wall of Limbs Weathered Sentinels Welcoming Vampire Arasta of the Endless Web Arbor Adherent Indomitable Ancients Rampart Architect Rhox Faithmender Shalai, Voice of Plenty Sidar Kondo of Jamuraa Tree of Redemption Wakestone Gargoyle Wall of Reverence Wingmantle Chaplain Betor, Ancestor's Voice Ikra Shidiqi, the Usurper Seedborn Muse Shadrix Silverquill Baldin, Century Herdmaster Dragonlord Dromoka Protector of the Wastes Towering Titan Canopy Gargantuan Zetalpa, Primal Dawn Instant (5) Swords to Plowshares Despark Infernal Grasp Tower Defense Anguished Unmaking Sorcery (6) Feed the Swarm Slaughter the Strong Tip the Scales Will of the Abzan Expel the Interlopers Reunion of the House Enchantment (3) Assault Formation Behind the Scenes Jaws of Defeat Artifact (7) Sol Ring Arcane Signet Orzhov Signet Selesnya Signet Swiftfoot Boots Colfenor's Urn Staff of Compleation Land (38) Access Tunnel Bojuka Bog Canopy Vista Command Tower Deceptive Landscape Evolving Wilds Exotic Orchard Forest x7 Fortified Village Isolated Chapel Overgrown Farmland Path of Ancestry Plains x6 Radiant Grove Sandsteppe Citadel Sungrass Prairie Sunpetal Grove Swamp x5 Temple of Malady Temple of Plenty Temple of Silence Twilight Mire Woodland Cemetery Commander, Theme, and Strategy Abzan Armor is another grindy deck, and it carries the most novel theme of the bunch: toughness-matters
I used actual scissors instead of a cutting board, so the edges were sloppy and my hands got super tired
If its frequent, I expect cards like Stony Strength and Essence Capture to be much better than they look
Meet our party of intrepid adventurers (and Themberchaud) here: These cards, like previous releases with the SLX set code, are mechanically identical to the cards featured in the Secret Lair drop
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Wear / Tear A sideboard staple since its release, Wear / Tear deals with two problematic card types at the cost of one sideboard slot
