He's less "combo chaos" and more "inevitable doom." Every play feels cinematic - fitting for Middle-earth's ultimate puppet master

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Thraximundar Sometimes you wanna pull up to your game group and go: My commanders name is He Who Paints the World Red, just to feel edgy and imposing
This is particularly an issue for Vintage, Legacy, and Commander players
Summary Jund Commanders like Vaevictis Asmadi offer reusable removal and land synergies
It could then slot into decks like [[Marchesa, the Black Rose]] or the upcoming [[Eirdu, Carrier of Dawn]] from Lorwyn Eclipsed