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Thor, God of Thunder
B3
Art by Jesper Ejsing · Marvel Super Heroes
© Wizards of the Coast
Edgar, Ancient Bloodlord
B3
Art by Joshua Raphael · Reality Fracture
© Wizards of the Coast
Y'shtola Rhul
B4
Art by Immanuela Crovius · Final Fantasy
© Wizards of the Coast
Magda, Brazen Outlaw
B3
Art by Slawomir Maniak · Kaldheim
© Wizards of the Coast
Isshin, Two Heavens as One
B2
Art by Ryan Pancoast · Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty
© Wizards of the Coast
Kaalia of the Vast
B2
Art by Justyna Dura · Modern Horizons 3
© Wizards of the Coast
The ladder
Read the methodB1 Exhibition
No tutors, no combos, no Game Changers. Built to show something off.
B2 Core
A precon out of the box. Wins late, loses gracefully.
B3 Upgraded
Up to three Game Changers, a late two-card line, real interaction.
B4 Optimized
No card restrictions. Mass land denial, chained tutors, fast mana.
B5 cEDH
Same deckbuilding rules as B4. The difference is the table, not the list.
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The Necrobloom
B2Art by Igor Krstic · Modern Horizons 3
© Wizards of the Coast
Kykar, Wind's Fury
B3Art by G-host Lee · Commander Masters
© Wizards of the Coast
Y'shtola, Night's Blessed
B4Art by Magali Villeneuve · Final Fantasy Commander
© Wizards of the Coast
Sigarda, Font of Blessings
B4Art by Justyna Dura · March of the Machine: The Aftermath
© Wizards of the Coast
Gisa and Geralf
B3Art by Karla Ortiz · Innistrad Remastered
© Wizards of the Coast
Noctis, Prince of Lucis
B4Art by Jeremy Chong · Final Fantasy
© Wizards of the Coast
Zhulodok, Void Gorger
B4Art by Lius Lasahido · Commander Masters
© Wizards of the Coast
Ezio Auditore da Firenze
B2Art by Fajareka Setiawan · Assassin's Creed
© Wizards of the Coast
Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni
B2Art by Wayne Reynolds · Planechase Anthology
© Wizards of the Coast
Mondrak, Glory Dominus
B3Art by Jason A. Engle · Phyrexia: All Will Be One
© Wizards of the Coast
Jodah, the Unifier
B3Art by Ryan Pancoast · Dominaria United
© Wizards of the Coast
Arni Brokenbrow
B3Art by Dmitry Burmak · Kaldheim
© Wizards of the Coast
From the vault
All articlesLong-form work from the same engine that scored the decks above: set reviews, deck guides, and the research behind the bracket calculator. 19 articles, newest first.
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5 million Monte Carlo simulations across Commander, Modern, Pioneer, and Standard reveal where decks actually break. Introducing the Tipping Point — the turn at which your mana stops being the bottleneck. Real numbers, no guessing.
Art by Zack Stella · Counterspell
© Wizards of the Coast
Secrets of Strixhaven Draft: Archetypes & Picks
Full SOS draft guide: 5 college archetypes, pick order by color, Mystical Archive strategy, and best commons. Practice free in our simulator.
Art by Joshua Raphael · Lorehold, the Historian
© Wizards of the Coast
Secrets of Strixhaven Sealed & Prerelease Guide
Complete SOS sealed guide: pool evaluation, all 10 color pair data, mana base math, bomb assessment, and prerelease tips. Practice free.
Art by Chris Rahn · Witherbloom, the Balancer
© Wizards of the Coast
Inside Our Commander Bracket Calculator
How our Commander bracket calculator works: 3-layer commander analysis, combo detection, 14 synergy axes, and validation against 1,229 organizer-labeled tournament decklists.
Art by Zoltan Boros & Gabor Szikszai · Inside Out
© Wizards of the Coast
Domain in Modern: How It Counts and Why Triomes Matter
Domain counts basic land types, not lands. Here is the rule, all ten Triomes with their type lines, the exact text of the key Modern domain cards, and exact odds for reaching four or five types.
Art by Greg Staples · Scion of Draco
© Wizards of the Coast
Murktide Regent: Mastering Tempo in Modern
Don't just slam Murktide Regent on turn 2. Learn the nuanced tempo plays and sequencing that make Izzet Murktide a Modern powerhouse. It's all about.
Art by Lucas Graciano · Murktide Regent
© Wizards of the Coast
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