Our Commander deck guide provides you with some tips on how to playtest your deck and refine it over time: 1
Part 2: Crimps Crimps happen when a card gets misaligned during the process of being sealed into a pack
The idea of copying opponent's creatures is somewhat interesting, but it places you at the mercy of what the opponent has for you to take any value out of this
For example, you can activate Scion twice, first transforming it into Moltensteel Dragon to pump its power 5 times, then resolve the second activation, turning into Atarka, World Render, swinging for a lethal 22 commander damage
Fated Firepower So much more interesting than the classic damage doubling/tripling enchantments that keep getting made, Fated Firepower lets you choose how much mana to invest and how much extra damage you deal
Fortunately, the cost for this deck isn't that big, you can get it for under 30: Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Commander Deck - Upgrades Unleashed- 29.95 at Magic Madhouse Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Commander Deck - Upgrades Unleashed- $33 at Amazon US Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40,000 Commander Deck Necron Dynasties Okay, this may be a bit more than 40 but Magic: The Gatherings Warhammer 40,000 decks are absolutely amazing and great for newcomers to the game
