#Secret lair commander deck plus#

(There are 42 new cards per deck, so 168 total.) Here are the galleries: Each page has all the new cards from each deck. Instead of lumping all the images together, there are four separate pages, one for each deck. This time around we’re doing the spoiler section a bit differently. Hopefully, there is something good in the rest of the deck, because this ain’t it. All in all, Szarekh truly looks the most disappointing commander of the bunch.

So you have to attack, and then hit a correct card type on among the next three cards of your deck in order to essentially just draw a single card. You can return one artifact creature or a vehicle among the milled cards to your hand. First you have to attack with it, and then you mill three cards. You can find the new cards from Necron Dynasties here. Instead, this one features a mono Black commander. This is the only one of the Warhammer 40,000 Commander decks, that doesn’t have three colors. Main Commander: Szarekh, the Silent King.Theme: Self-mill, artifact creatures & vehicles synergies.You can find the new cards from Forces of the Imperium here. Forces of the Imperium Decklist Commander (1)

#Secret lair commander deck plus#

The Swarmlord Reviewįorces of the Imperium looks like an intriguing deck based on the face commander, plus it has perhaps the most exciting secondary commander as well. You can find the new cards from Tyranid Swarm here. Many players enjoy playing with counters, and if you’re one of them, you’re going to really like this deck. Nevertheless, not every deck needs to do something new. The deck doesn’t have the most original theme, as Tyranid Swarm focuses on +1/+1 and other counters. You can find the new cards from The Ruinous Powers here. The Ruinous Powers Decklist Commander (1) If you’re a fan of this color combo, this deck probably won’t disappoint you. The deck also looks like it’ll offer a nice balance between aggression, and combo.Īll things considered, it looks like a fresh take on the Grixis color combination, which is always welcome. From it, one can safely assume that this deck will try to deal a lot of damage to the opponents. If there are creatures in the way, you can sneak it through with cards that grant unblockability.The Ruinous powers was the first one that had its commander previewed. If you have some equipment, suit him up! You just need to win three coin flips to kill with Okaun using Commander damage-and maybe less with the right equipment. I’ve attacked for over 10,000 damage with a single Okaun before! They’ll try to remove it, but that’s what your counterspells are for. Deploy Okaun-the way this deck normally kills. “And that’s when you know you’ve got them. Your opponents will think it’s so cute and laugh. ‘Look at the funny coin-flip deck! Haha.’

Then, start deploying your Commanders! Usually, I suggest starting with Zndrsplt so you can start flipping coins and drawing cards. “You’ll want to spend the early turns building up your mana rocks and equipment, and playing some silly coin flip cards. and then by the time you’ve started attacking people for lethal, it’s too late to stop your coin-flipping reign of terror.

“I've loved Zndrsplt and Okaun ever since I made them in Battlebond-and this Commander deck out of my personal collection puts them center stage! It looks so lovable and innocent. This deck is from Gavin Verhey’s secret vault, and it’s a blast to play. You can swap which side you want to show off when casting the spell, or just stick with your favorite. You can even flip a coin to pick! It’s just another way you can express yourself when playing the game. These are double-sided cards, but they have the same functional card on each side. However, each side has different art. Reversible cards are a cool new piece of Magic tech we’re excited to debut here. It’s a relatively straightforward concept, but it results in some awesome looking cards. REVERSIBLE CARDS? WHAT IN TARNATION ARE THOSE? That’s right, for a limited time you can grab a unique, 100-card deck filled with tons of foils, 10 pieces of killer new art (across five cards, we will explain), and a bunch of other goodies like a unique flippin’ coin and life wheel. We’re super stoked to introduce Secret Lair’s very first Commander Deck.