How They Brew It

Reanimating creatures is so blasé. You've seen it a million times before! Why not try this Shorikai deck which reanimates artifacts and enchantments instead?

One reanimator spell gets back your whole graveyard in this clone-filled cluster of a deck. Raffine fills your graveyard, so all you have to do is get the revival chain started.

You can threaten enemy creatures to steal them, but I'm a much more meek individual. Simply threaten your own creatures to give them haste, reuse their tap abilities, and make tons of mana!

Landfall, landfall, landfall. Any deck can play lands; in fact, pretty much all of them do. This anti-Landfall deck cycles them away again and again.

Every set comes with a card that doubles triggered abilities, but those only work on permanents. What about triggered abilities from instants and sorceries?

You all know how enchantress decks play - cast an enchantress, cast an enchantment, clock out of work at five, go to the gym for an hour, and then watch TV at home until you go to sleep at 10:30. My enchantress deck skips all that and plays no enchantments whatsoever.

This decklist has a total of seven different commanders you can run in it. If you're having a hard time deciding which decks to bring to game night, now you can just bring them all!

Having your creature attack and deal combat damage to one player? Boring. Having your creature block and deal combat damage to every player all at once? Now you're talking.

Once upon a time, there was a keyword called Substance that did absolutely nothing. It died horribly and nobody remembers it. Nobody but me! This deck harnesses the power of the Substance un-keyword to back up an incredible Enchantress deck.

Volo, Guide to Monsters usually has to play it safe to make sure none of the creatures in the deck share a creature type. I don't have that problem, since none of the creatures in this Volo deck have any types. That's because we're casting them all face-down!