MTG Edge of Eternities Commander Deck ~ 2 Decks ~ Sealed!

My Jalira deck works by summoning tokens and sacrificing them, then whipping huge monsters like “Darksteel Colossus” and “Ancient Stone Idol,” quirky beefcakes like “Star Whale,” big bodies with extra effects like “Scourge of the Fleets,” “Phyrexian Ingester,” and “Sphinx of the Second Sun,” and big ol’ fish like “Stormtide Leviathan.” (The deck would probably benefit from Eldrazi cards, but I find myself bored by them, so only two make an appearance)

Then, it's a massive indestructible monster that provides an alternate win condition by exiling cards from players' libraries 20 at a time

You lose life equal to that permanent's mana value

Cards like Waterbender's Restoration, Extravagant Replication and Thassa, Deep-Dwelling repeatedly flickering your Aether Channeler and Riftwing Cloudskate gives you an incredible advantage because your opponents have to recast the same creature over and over (this is trickier in our era of powerful enters abilities, but still works)

Now onto the creatures, starting with Angelic Aberration, one of many payoff for keeping all your Scion and Spawn tokens around

What’s more is that players can play Kida, Royal Warrior exerted - meaning that they can immediately put her in front of whatever baby character they want protecting, stopping their opponent from banishing them on their next turn and keeping them alive for that little bit longer

Lorcery reads the text on the card, finds the exact card and printing, and adds it to your collection with one tap

[1] Set Boosters[] Set boosters were introduced for Zendikar Rising in 2020

Persist is more or less the same thing, but as a spell

7/6 Illustrated by Mark Zug Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp

Every color has its unique ways to play around the graveyard, but black is the undisputed master

Whether it's playing lands, creating tokens, or deciding when to trade cards for damage, most decisions revolve around the cards we choose to play with