Magic: The Gathering Strixhaven Commander Deck – Lorehold Legacies (Red-White) Minimal Packaging Version

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Additionally, since we have a significant portion of foreign language students, the Mystical Archive is available in all languages, but we have something additional and special for our Japanese students! To learn more (and see more), visit here later today. Disclaimer: Card prices are volatile, especially during preview season. The prices listed here may be different at the time you read this article. Glad to see that this tramples, without it this probably wouldn’t make the cut. With it you have a nice recursive threat that will frequently be very cheap to cast.

Phillip: So this is a huge card, getting treasure off the second spell people cast each turn will be a lot of treasure. It would be totally broken if it was a treasure for each spell beyond the first, and as is it’s a huge boost, and helps white overcome some of it’s deficiencies in things like asymmetric ramp. I'm sure you have many questions about the Mystical Archive and how you can access it. Please save your questions for the end of the tour. We'll hand out a pamphlet with more details on the Mystical Archive below. Tour's End. Any Questions? And with that, our tour of Strixhaven has ended. I'm including a map of the campus to help you get your bearings straight, and I'm also including a pamphlet, which you'll find below, with some of the more mundane—but important—details of your time with us. We so look forward to your orientation in just a few short weeks and are excited to begin exploring the Multiverse of Magic here at Strixhaven!

Another card I really like. Once you have the mana to pay the 2 on top of your cast, you should also have enough artifacts in play that you’re going to be pumping out some beefy tokens that continue to grow as you advance your board state. A great value engine in the vein of Wurmcoil Engine, though the tokens it makes are less useful. The original body is arguably better though, flying, vigilance, and trample is a really tough combo to deal with in straight creature vs creature combat. Phillip: This card could so easily go nuts with something like Urza, Lord High Artifcer in play. Generating X/X tokens for 2 mana is enormously scary, and there are a huge number of cards that combo really brutally with this, such as Impact Tremors or Terror of the Peaks. I like this one, and it can really get there if flashed in at the right time, or even just have a chilling effect on the counters player at the table. The addition of ability counters in Ikoria makes the fact this gets any kind of counters even more interesting. The effect is certainly powerful, but it might be a little too fair. Undoing all the advantage that land ramping green player has done to get ahead on lands with a single card is pretty fun though!

Card ability matches its name perfectly. Probably not worth the slot most of the time for me, but you can absolutely make some political hay with this. Phillip: Neat to see a card that rewards you for having an expensive commander, drawing 3 or 4 for 5 is reasonable at the cost of five life. Not as good as Tempt with Discovery but I still like it. If your entire table is disciplined, this is 4 mana to do literally nothing, but a lot of the time there’s at least one player who breaks the code and allows themselves to be tempted, and once that happens, suddenly the offer looks a lot better to the other players the next time around. After all, they don’t want to fall behind that guy do they? You know what I always say, one of the most powerful things you can do in the game is cheat mana costs, and the Bloodcaster lets you do it in a big way. This is a kill on sight for your opponents, even if you don’t have ways on board to untap it, which you absolutely should. Lorehold College is where the student mages are driven scholars engrossed by history. They explore and research the past through artifacts and call on magical energies from ancient tomes. Those who are a part of Lorehold will happily travel long and far to find ancient relics. Their goal is to learn the secrets of history and it is not uncommon for a student of Lorehold to summon the spirits of their dead historical figures. Their college motto is "Leave No Stone Unturned". [3]A very nice boardwipe. Forcing players to sacrifice rather than destroying is extremely relevant, because there are far more ways to prepare for the latter than the former. Not a lot of Sigarda, Host of Herons waiting to ambush you at instant speed. Normally allowing them to keep their best creature has significant downside but the vow counter removes that nicely. Golem Artisan– Another infinite combo outlet. If you can come up with infinite mana, this creature can with the game for you. Naturally, the wonders of our Biblioplex draw the most attention, and with good reason! We have a vast library of spells from throughout space and time, and we'll be granting access to 63 of these on your first trip to Strixhaven. These spells come from across time, so their inclusion in the Mystical Archive does not affect their format legality. That means no Demonic Tutor in your Standard tournaments, but if you open one in a draft, Tutor away.