It’s more of a random thing my deck can do out of nowhere. So, I do have a card capable of winning a game outright but no tutors to actually find it. If I can fire off a Dragonstorm with a few copies of Storm, I can search for Dragonlord Dromoka and Karrthus, Tyrant of Jund and make a huge alpha strike. Last week, I discussed Dragons in EDH in the abstract:
Indeed, my Tiamat deck quite aptly captures the flavor of “goddess of greed!” “Tiamat ( pronounced: /ˈ t i ɑː m ɑː t / TEE-a-mat or: /ˈ t i ɑː m ɑː t / TEE-a-maht ) was the lawful evil dragon goddess of greed, queen of evil dragons and, for a time, reluctant servant of the greater gods Bane and later Asmodeus. Tiamat is an iconic character from Dungeons & Dragons and appears in the Adventures in the Forgotten Realms expansion. I also think Tiamat is the perfect Battlecruiser Dragon commander in terms of fluff, flavor and power. I typically don’t play Battlecruisery decks in Commander because I enjoy playing powerful combos, so the deck I’ve created for myself really overindulges by going arbitrarily huge and utilizing all of the sweet Dragon cards that I wouldn’t typically put into my non-Battlecruiser brews. The card is so absurdly Battlecruisery that I just couldn’t help but embrace all the Dragony goodness.
#Boundless game cracked cracked#
I cracked a foil borderless Tiamat and I just had to build a deck for it. The Commander I selected for my Battlecruiser deck:
#Boundless game cracked free#
The idea is that rather than trying to combo off with a bunch of free counterspells, we instead just play a bunch of crazy monsters and jam in the combat step. Typically, the players who tend to most object to fast combos tend to like to play Battlecruiser decks against other Battlecruiser decks (which is why it’s useful to have a Battlecruiser deck for pick-up games). I’ve been enjoying playing Commander a great deal over the past six months and I’ve been consistent that my interest in the format tends to be focused on “pick-up LGS play.” I want to have Commander decks in my collection that are fun and reasonable to play with other players at LGS game nights.Ī “Battlecruiser” deck is a fun strategy to have in your EDH repertoire because they are typically fun to play, filled with sweet cards and players don’t tend to object to opponent’s who play big dumb monsters whereas powerful decks that utilize mana denial or excessive comboing may not gel with certain groups of players. While Commander has a singular banned list that informs which cards can be played in decks, it’s worth noting there is a lot of variation about just how powerful or combo-oriented different groups of players prefer their decks to be. These tend to be decks that are more focused on playing powerful bombs (often bombs for bombs’ sake) than opting to play the most efficient or compact routes to victory. “Battlecruiser Magic” (especially as it pertains to Commander) is a term used to describe decks that go big and play a lot of big, flashy win conditions.
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