This week at The Kitchen Table, Abe Sargent remakes his old deck, The Nexus, which he’s written about previously. Check out the changes he made to his original 80-card Highlander deck to make it into a fun-to-play Commander deck.
Sheldon Menery returns to finding hidden gems for Commander decks. He lists 50 cards that have been flying under the radar that you can use to improve and spice up your own Commander decks.
Dear Azami continues this week with Sean McKeown improving another Commander deck at a reader’s request. Find out what constructive changes he makes to a Rubinia Soulsinger deck.
In this edition of Other People’s Decks, Sheldon features Level 5 Judge Toby Elliott’s Ghost Council Commander deck. Find out about this unique control deck that has both no artifacts and no instants.
Hello there, Demon spawn. Find out how Sean McKeown was able to restructure a reader’s deck with Rakdos the Defiler as the Commander to be more synergistic.
Commander Single Card Strategy is back! Bennie Smith tells you why you should try out Dark Ascension card Sudden Disappearance in your Commander deck.
As promised last week, Sheldon builds a Commander deck in honor of Brian “The Dragonmaster” Kibler’s victory at PT Dark Ascension. He does a card-by-card breakdown of choices for his Dragon-themed deck.
Two different readers submitted letters about decks featuring Wydwen, the Biting Gale as their Commander. Find out how Sean considers both of their builds to make a solid little Wydwen tribal Faerie deck.
Sean McKeown restructures a five-color Commander deck centered on only the most powerful spells. If you’re a fan of playing all the colors, this deck is for you!
What did Commander gain from Dark Ascension? Bennie Smith goes color-by-color through the best cards Dark Ascension has to offer Commander decks.
The League Points System rewards Commander players for doing good/fun things, while punishing them for doing unfun things in multiplayer. Cast land destruction? Boo. Controlling lots of tokens? Yay!
Sean McKeown finally tackles the General for which the column is named: Azami, Lady of Scrolls. Instead of being super-overpowered for Commander, this deck takes a different approach.
A few weeks back, I posted an Isperia deck. One criticism was that the deck was full enough of staples that it wasn’t particularly interesting, so I put out the challenge to come up with a better one.
Ezuri, Renegade Leader put Elves back on the map in Standard, but how does it do as a General in Commander? Sean McKeown helps out a reader with his mono-green concoction.
Sean McKeown provides his view of Dark Ascension from the Command Tower! If you love EDH, you’ll love the new cards from the set.
