As the face card of the set, it’s no surprise that Elesh Norn’s new incarnation is one of its most powerful Legendary creatures as well. Doubling the effects of cards is a dangerous thing to do in any context, and Elesh Norn does just that for enters-the-battlefield triggers, one of the most common sources of value in the Commander format. As I pointed out in my full set review, affinity for Equipment is a new thing which power gates affinity kind of nicely. If we have Equipment to attach, we’ll never pay full price; even if we do, that’s ten power for eight mana, which isn’t awful. Generally, we want more out of a ten-mana spell, but I suppose if we play to cast it, it’ll never cost that much. Goldwardens’ Gambit might be a good reason to pay Bloodforged Battle-Axe. Hexplate Wallbreaker Now that we have looked at the Collector Booster, let's look closer at each treatment and where we can find these cards. One of the cards that I think is going to have the biggest impact on the format, Clever Concealment has some folks calling it the next Teferi’s Protection. I won’t go that far, but it’s quite strong. Because it has convoke and our creatures can help pay the mana cost, we can be tapped out mana-wise and still cast the spell. We just need four untapped creatures (with two of them being some flavor of white). From there, we can phase out any number of nonland permanents we control. Our lands, and more importantly our life total, are not protected.

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It’s just a little something (and another common, by the way) that does a little thing and replaces itself. It’s an instant, so it’s never going to be a waste. Love it.As it turns out, the second prediction was right, and we’re getting one of Atraxa’s descendant. We don’t know why it doesn’t have Blue – perhaps the kid just isn’t too bright. Zopandrel, Dominus of Hunger has a powerful effect, but it’s a pretty expensive creature to have as a commander. It also doesn’t have the best power and toughness for a 7-mana creature, unlike other cards in the dominus cycle. This makes the game plan incredibly simple: once we’ve given a single Poison counter to our opponent, all we want to do is cast as many spells as we can each turn. Drown in Ichor Reject Imperfection Vraska, Betrayal’s Sting You can also add more counters using Skrelv’s activated ability, which can be activated multiple times a turn if you include ways to untap creatures or artifacts. #11. Geth, Thane of Contracts

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Venser, Corpse Puppet gives you a good bit of value for only two mana. Its toxic ability makes up for its low power, and you don’t need to hit your opponents too many times since you’re building around proliferate. There’s plenty of good proliferate support in Dimir ( ) with cards like Inexorable Tide and the new Vraska, Betrayal's Sting, so you can easily give your creatures some evasion with Venser’s triggered ability. This makes it easier to distribute poison with toxic, infect, or poisonous creatures. #15. Ezuri, Stalker of Spheres

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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. Fight against compleation or join Phyrexian ranks with 34 full-art tokens, one Koth, Fire of Resistance emblem, and two types of helper cards from across Phyrexia: All Will Be One products. I like the move of encouraging people to play higher-mana-value commanders. The casting and equip costs are reasonable for what we get. Suddenly, a six-mana 6/6, like Intet, the Dreamer, becomes a two-shot commander damage killer. Ghalta, Primal Hunger becomes a one-shot. For the most style points, equip Tangleweave Armor to one of the eight-mana OG Elder Dragons. Urtet, Remnant of Memnarch The Eternal Wanderer is another top-end option, being a very powerful planeswalker that can reuse all your creatures’ enter-the-battlefield effects, add more tokens and pretty effectively close out the game. Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines Mondrak, Glory Dominus Phyrexian Vindicator

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The only real downside is that its ability exiles cards, so you need to be okay with a bit of risk when playing it. #21. Zopandrel, Dominus of Hunger Ixhel also gives you extra value by getting you up to three more cards to play with each turn. On top of that you’re removing some of their threats from the game before they even hit the battlefield by exiling your opponents’ cards. #6. Drivnod, Carnage Dominus Kendall Pepple (January, 30, 2023). " The Tokens of Phyrexia: All Will Be One". Magicthegathering.com. Lost Caverns of Ixalan Spoilers — October 24 | Quintorius Planeswalker, New Cascade and Token Tripling!,

Traditional foil rare or mythic rare – There are 60 rares (86% of boosters) and 20 mythic rares (14% of boosters) from the ONE Draft Boosters appearing here. 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.

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You can find 12 of these tokens, the emblem, and the poison counter helper card in Draft and Set Boosters; in Collector Boosters, you'll find these as double-sided tokens in traditional foil. (Poison counter helper cards are not available in Collector Boosters. The Phyrexian Germ token created by Tangleweave Armor can only be found in Set and Collector Boosters, just like Tangleweave Armor.)Nathan Ball is a freelance games writer with a deep love for the medium. Having studied Game Design at the University of Abertay, Dundee, he's always on the lookout for games that push the envelope and try out fresh and exciting design techniques. I think Otharri could make a pretty good aggro commander, and it’s in an interesting tribe that doesn’t get as much love as humans or elves. #13. Ria Ivor, Bane of Bladehold