How They Brew It

Three commanders? With a Lurrus companion, it's more than just a pipe dream.

Tavern Brawler pumps up your commander by the mana value of whatever card you exile with it. Did you know that split cards have a naturally high mana value, since it's the sum of both halves?

Everyone gets their own Xantcha in this crazy deck that wins, somehow, by using an old Aura that punishes people for activating the abilities of artifacts.

Extus turns every instant and sorcery you cast into creature recursion, but what if your creatures are instants and sorceries? Adventures, Bloodrush, and Extus's double strike make this a unique Voltron deck that doesn't rely at all on Auras or Equipment to win!

Another insanely jank list! Use Archelos alongside Thawing Glaciers to gain tons of cleanup steps, rejuvinating your creatures multiple times a turn, and take out everyone with Pestilence effects!

Tocasia's ability grants all your creatures the power to surveil, but that's only half of it. It also lets all your creatures tap whenever they want, which makes for quite a good Inspired-themed deck.

Banding.

You've heard of mono-black devotion, but there's four other colors out there to play with. By using big hybrid mana cards and a sprinkling of color hacking spells, this Omnath list shows its devotion to every color.

Tired of the fact that your instants and sorceries are one-and-done? By using Library of Leng and a bunch of looters, God-Eternal Kefnet can cast the same spell over and over and over again!

Some strategies are synonymous with a certain color, and sometimes it's fun to break the mold. With a bevy of artifacts that search for lands and put them onto the battlefield, Ashnod can head up a particularly strong Landfall deck without needing green at all.