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{{Expansion Nonblock|
{{SubTabs
  Expansion Name    =  [[Image:MTGCommanderLogo.jpg|250px]]|
|sub1 = Heavenly Inferno
  Symbol  = MTGCommanderExpansion.jpg |
|sub2 = Mirror Mastery
  Symbol Description = Represents a three-colour "wedge" deck|
|sub3 = Counterpunch
  Design Team = Ken Nagle (Lead), Mark Gottlieb, Scott Larabee, Ryan Miller, Mark Purvis|
|sub4 = Political Puppets
  Development Team = Mark Globus (Lead), Peter Knudson, Erik Lauer, Ryan Miller, Lee Sharpe|
|sub5 = Devour for Power
  Release Date      = June 17, 2011|
  Mechanics          = Oversized "Commander" Cards, [[Join forces]]|
  Keywords          = No new, many from years-past|
  Size= Five three-colour 100-card decks|
  Expansion Code = COM|
  Development Code = |
  Previous Set      = [[New Phyrexia]]|
  This Set          = Commander|
  Next Set          = [[Magic 2012]]|
}}
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'''Commander''' is the new official title for what was previously known as [[Elder Dragon Highlander]], a casual fan-made and maintained format that has been around for many years. While the format will still be maintained and controlled by the players, Wizards will be releasing 5 Commander decks that will include some older commons and uncommons that, while not particularly valuable, are harder to find due to their age. In addition, 51 new Eternal format legal cards will be included among the 5 decks.  The set will be released on June 17, 2011 and each deck will retail for $29.95.
{{otheruses|Commander (disambiguation)}}
{{Infobox set
  |name = Commander
  |image = MTGCommanderLogo.jpg
  |symbol_description = Represents a three-color “wedge” deck
  |design = [[Ken Nagle]] (Lead),<br />[[Mark Gottlieb]],<br />[[Scott Larabee]],<br />[[Ryan Miller]],<br />[[Mark Purvis]]
  |development = [[Mark Globus]] (Lead),<br />[[Peter Knudson]],<br />[[Erik Lauer]],<br />Ryan Miller,<br />[[Lee Sharpe]]
  |art = [[Jeremy Jarvis]]
  |release = June 17, 2011
  |plane = [[Multiverse|Multiversal]]
  |mechanics = [[Wedge]]-colored [[commander (designation)|commander]]s
  |keywords = [[Join forces]], [[Storm]]
  |size= Five three-color 100-card decks
  |code_expansion = CMD
  |code_expansion_ref = [http://magic.wizards.com/en/game-info/products/card-set-archive/mtgcommander Product info]
  |series = [[Commander series]]
  |first = Commander (2011){{!}}Commander
  |second = Commander's Arsenal
  |third = Commander 2013
  |previous = New Phyrexia
  |next= Magic 2012
}}
'''Commander''' is a set of 5 [[preconstructed theme deck]]s based on the casual fan-made and maintained [[Commander (format)|format of the same name]] (previously known as ''Elder Dragon Highlander'') that had been around for many years. While the format is still maintained and controlled by the players, this was the first time Wizards provided a product specifically for a player-made format. The five decks included 51 new cards that were legal in eternal formats, as well as several older commons and uncommons that, while not particularly valuable, were harder to find due to their age.<ref>{{DailyRef|making-magic/wedge-2011-06-03|On Wedge|[[Mark Rosewater]]|June 6, 2011}}</ref> The set was released on June 17, 2011 and each deck retails for $29.95.<ref>{{DailyRef|arcana/announcing-magic-gathering-commander-2010-12-02|Announcing ''Magic: The Gathering Commander''|[[Magic Arcana]]|December 2, 2010}}</ref>


Commander will continue Wizard's "Summer of Multiplayer" theme, following up on 2010's [[Archenemy]] and 2009's [[Planechase]].
''Commander'' was Wizards' 2011 entry in their "Summer of [[Multiplayer]]" theme, following ''[[Planechase]]'' and ''[[Archenemy]]''.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/magic-gathering-commander-2010-12-02|Magic: The Gathering Commander|[[Aaron Forsythe]]|December 2, 2010}}</ref>


==Set details==
==Set details==
{{See also|Commander (format)}}
The ''Commander'' product consists of five decks, each 100 cards strong, that are ready-to-play [[Commander (format)|Commander]] decks right out of the box, with the option of choosing one of the three [[legendary]] [[Enemy color|enemy-tri-colored]] [[creatures]] each deck includes as the [[commander (designation)|commander]]. None of the decks contain any cards that contain [[mana symbol]]s not found on these three cards. Additionally, each deck contains one enemy-colored legendary creature and is easily modified to use that creature as the commander by replacing cards outside of its [[color identity]] with other cards from the player's collection. All decks contain <c>Sol Ring</c> <ref>{{DailyRef|sol-ring-2011-06-01|Sol Ring|[[Monty Ashley]]|June 1, 2011}}</ref> and <c>Command Tower</c> <ref>{{DailyRef|arcana/wallpaper-week-command-tower-2011-06-10|Wallpaper of the Week: Command Tower|[[Monty Ashley]]|June 10, 2011}}</ref>.


The Commander product consists of five decks, each 100 cards strong, that are ready-to-play Commander decks right out of the box, with the option of choosing one of the three legendary enemy-tri-colored creatures each deck includes as the commander. None of the decks contain any cards that contain mana symbols not found on these three cards. Additionally, each deck contains one enemy-colored legend, and each deck can easily be modified to use that card as the commander commander by replacing all cards that have mana symbols not on that legendary creature and replace them with other cards from the players collection that conform to the Commander rules.
Each deck also came with [[oversized]] [[foil]] versions of each of the three wedge commanders.


Each deck will also come with oversized foil versions of each of the three wedge commanders.
''Commander'' was the first deck-based retail product to contain new and previously unreleased cards.<ref>{{DailyRef|latest-developments/zedruu-greathearted-2011-06-10|Zedruu the Greathearted|[[Mark Globus]]|June 10, 2011}}</ref> These cards became legal in the sanctioned Eternal formats [[Vintage]] and [[Legacy]], but not in [[Standard]] or [[Extended]], upon the sets release. Many of these cards are [[multiplayer]] themed and focus on the political interactions on the table, for example giving an effect to all opponents of a chosen player. As such, ''Commander'' also introduces a new [[ability word]] in [[Join forces]] which allows all players to get a similar effect at the same time.


''Commander'' is the first deck-based retail product to contain new and previously unreleased cards. These cards will become legal in the sanctioned Eternal formats [[Vintage]] and [[Legacy]], but not in [[Standard]] or [[Extended]], upon the sets release. Many of these cards are multi-player themed and focus on the political interactions on the table, for example giving an effect to all opponents of a chosen player. As such, Commander also introduces a new [[ability word]] in [[Join forces]] which allows all players to get a similar effect at the same time.
An oddity about the ''Commander'' set is the card numbering of [[hybrid mana]] cards. In normal sets, where hybrid cards are more prevalent, hybrid cards come after non-hybrid multicolored cards in the collector number sequence, but in ''Commander'', hybrid and non-hybrid multicolored cards are numbered together. The same is true for [[split card]]s, though <c>Fire // Ice</c> is the only representative of those in the set.


An oddity about the commander set is the card numbering. While in normal magic sets where such cards are more prevalent, [[Hybrid mana|Hybrid cards]] are numbered to follow regular multi-colored cards. In Commander, Hybrid cards are numbered among multi-colored cards. The same is true for split cards, though <c>Fire//Ice</c> is the only representative of those in the set.
==Mechanics==
The [[ability word]] [[Join forces]] allows any number of players to pay mana to increase the effectiveness of the card. Starting with the controller of the card with Join forces, each player may pay any amount of mana. Then, an effect occurs based on the ''total'' amount of mana paid by all players. All join forces cards included in the set have [[symmetric effects]] that benefit all players equally.


==Preview Cards==
==Cycles==
With the annoucement of the reformatting of EDH, Wizards released images of 2 of the 51 new cards that will be spread among the 5 decks.
''Commander'' has six [[cycles]]:
{| class="wikitable"
! Cycle name
! {{W}}{{B}}{{R}}
! {{U}}{{R}}{{G}}
! {{B}}{{G}}{{W}}
! {{R}}{{W}}{{U}}
! {{G}}{{U}}{{B}}
|-
|rowspan="2"|'''Commanders'''
|{{card|Kaalia of the Vast||CMD}}
|{{card|Riku of Two Reflections||CMD}}
|{{card|Ghave, Guru of Spores||CMD}}
|{{card|Zedruu the Greathearted||CMD}}
|{{card|The Mimeoplasm||CMD}}
|-
|colspan="5"|Each deck has a wedge-colored [[legendary]] [[creature]] which is the designated [[commander (designation)|commander]] for the deck they appear in.
|-
|rowspan="2"|'''Wedge-color Legends'''
|{{card|Tariel, Reckoner of Souls||CMD}}<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/building-tariel-2011-06-06|Building Tariel|[[Mark Purvis]]|June 6, 2011}}</ref>
|{{card|Animar, Soul of Elements||CMD}}
|{{card|Karador, Ghost Chieftain||CMD}}
|{{card|Ruhan of the Fomori||CMD}}
|{{card|Damia, Sage of Stone||CMD}}
|-
|colspan="5"|Each deck has another wedge-colored [[legendary]] [[creatures]] that can be used as an alternative commander.
|-
|rowspan="2"|'''Legendary Dragons'''
|{{card|Oros, the Avenger||CMD}}
|{{card|Intet, the Dreamer||CMD}}
|{{card|Teneb, the Harvester||CMD}}
|{{card|Numot, the Devastator||CMD}}
|{{card|Vorosh, the Hunter||CMD}}
|-
|colspan="5"|Each deck has a [[rare]] [[legendary]] [[Dragon]] that was first printed in [[Planar Chaos]]. These dragons have [[flying]], a [[triggered ability]] with a cost of 2C that triggers on dealing combat damage to a player, and [[power]]/[[toughness]] of 6/6.
|-
|-ENEMY
! Cycle name
!{{R}}{{W}}
!{{G}}{{U}}
!{{W}}{{B}}
!{{U}}{{R}}
!{{B}}{{G}}
|-
|rowspan="2"|'''Enemy-Color Legends'''
|{{card|Basandra, Battle Seraph||CMD}}
|{{card|Edric, Spymaster of Trest||CMD}}
|{{card|Vish Kal, Blood Arbiter||CMD}}
|{{card|Nin, the Pain Artist||CMD}}
|{{card|Skullbriar, the Walking Grave||CMD}}
|-
|colspan="5"|Each deck has one enemy-color [[legendary]] [[creature]].
|-
! Cycle name
! {{W}}
! {{U}}
! {{B}}
! {{R}}
! {{G}}
|-
|rowspan="2"|'''Vows'''
|{{card|Vow of Duty||CMD}}
|{{card|Vow of Flight||CMD}}
|{{card|Vow of Malice||CMD}}
|{{card|Vow of Lightning||CMD}}
|{{card|Vow of Wildness||CMD}}
|-
|colspan="5"|Five auras that give a creature a power/toughness bonus, an [[evergreen|evergreen keyword]], and stops it from attacking the controller of the aura or a planeswalker that player controls.
|-
|rowspan="2"|'''Join forces cards'''
|{{card|Alliance of Arms||CMD}}
|{{card|Minds Aglow||CMD}}
|{{card|Shared Trauma||CMD}}
|{{card|Mana-Charged Dragon||CMD}}
|{{card|Collective Voyage||CMD}}
|-
|colspan="5"|All of these rare cards have the [[Join forces]] mechanic. With the exception of the Dragon, all of them cost 1 mana of their respective colors.
|}


[[File:Karador,GhostChieftain.jpg]] [[File:DeathByDragons.jpg]]
''Commander'' also contains a number of reprinted cycles in lands and mana-producing artifacts, though these cycles are not always complete. These cycles include [[Ravnica]] [[Bounce land]]s, [[Ravnica block|Signets]], [[Onslaught]] [[Cycling land]]s, [[Lorwyn]] [[Depletion land|Vivid lands]], [[Time Spiral]] [[Storage land]]s, [[Zendikar]] [[Tapland|Refuges]].


==Mechanics==
==Theme decks==
The [[ability word]] [[Join Forces]] allows multiple players to pay mana to increase the effectiveness of the same card. Starting with the controller of the card with Join Forces, each player may pay any amount of mana. Then, an effect based on the ''total'' amount of mana paid by all players occurs.
''Commander'' consists of five decks:<ref>{{DailyRef|arcana/commander-decks-2011-04-06|Commander Decks|[[Magic Arcana]]|April 6, 2011}}</ref>


==Cycles==
{{Decks|commander
''Commander'' has five [[cycles]]:
  |Heavenly Inferno|RWB|Kaalia of the Vast
*'''Legendary Dragons''': Each deck has a [[mythic rare]] [[legendary]] [[Dragon]] that was first printed in [[Planar Chaos]]. These dragons have [[flying]], a [[triggered ability]] with a cost of 2C that triggers on dealing combat damage to a player, and [[power]]/[[toughness]] of 6/6 {{-}} <c>Oros, the Avenger</c>; <c>Intet, the Dreamer</c>; <c>Teneb, the Harvester</c>; <c>Numot, the Devastator</c>; and <c>Vorosh, the Hunter</c>.
  |Mirror Mastery|GUR|Riku of Two Reflections
*'''Tri-colour Legends''': Each deck has two other three-colour 'wedge' [[legendary]] [[creatures]] {{-}} <c>Kaalia of the Vast</c> and <c>Tariel, Reckoner of Souls</c>; <c>Riku of two Reflections</c> and <c>Animar, Soul of Elements</c>; <c>Karador, Ghost Chieftain</c> and <c>Ghave, Guru of Spores</c>; <c>Zedruu the Greathearted</c> and <c>Ruhan of the Fomori</c>; and <c>Damia, Sage of Stone</c> and <c>The Mimeoplasm</c>.
  |Counterpunch|WBG|Ghave, Guru of Spores
*'''Enemy-Colour Legends''': Each deck has one enemy-colour [[legendary]] [[creature]]s {{-}} <c>Vish Kal, Blood Arbiter</c>; <c>Nin, the Pain Artist</c>; <c>Skullbriar, the Walking Grave</c>; <c>Basandra, Battle Seraph</c> and <c>Edric, Spymaster of Trest</c>.
  |Political Puppets|URW|Zedruu the Greathearted
*'''Vows''': Five auras that give a creature a power/toughness bonus, an [[evergreen|evergreen keyword]], and stops it from attacking the controller of the aura or a planeswalker that player controls. {{-}} <c>Vow of Duty</c>, <c>Vow of Flight</c>, <c>Vow of Malice</c>, <c>Vow of Lightning</c>, and <c>Vow of Wildness</c>.
  |Devour for Power|BGU|The Mimeoplasm
*'''Join forces cards''': All of these cards have the [[Join forces]] mechanic. With the exception of the Dragon, all of them cost 1 mana of their respective colors {{-}} <c>Alliance of Arms</c>, <c>Mind's Aglow</c>, <c>Shared Trauma</c>, <c>Mana-Charged Dragon</c>, and <c>Collective Voyage</c>
}}


The new cards are evenly distributed amongst the five decks.<ref>{{DailyRef|arcana/magic-gathering-commander-decklists-2011-06-14|Magic: The Gathering Commander Decklists|[[Magic Arcana]]|June 14, 2011}}</ref>


''Commander'' also contains a number of reprinted cycles in lands and mana-producing artifacts, though cycles are not always complete. These cycles include [[Ravnica]] [[Karoo lands]], [[Ravnica block|Signets]], [[Onslaught]] [[Cycling|Cycling Lands]], [[Lorwyn]] Vivid Lands, [[Time Spiral]] Storage Lands, [[Zendikar]] [[Tap lands|Refuges]].
==Notable cards==
*<c>Scavenging Ooze</c>, a staple in several green-based decks in several formats thanks to its versatility, acting as graveyard hate, life gain, and a big creature all at once, was first printed in this ''Commander'' product.
*<c>Chaos Warp</c> is a card often maligned by design but used often, as red spell that answers any permanent. Its biggest problem is that it answers enchantments, with the secondary issue that there was no real price to be paid for such flexibility, as there was an approximate 40% chance of it being nonthreatening.


==Theme decks==
==References==
{{Theme decks
{{Reflist}}
|deck1=[[Heavenly Inferno]]|w||b|r|
|deck2=[[Mirror Mastery]]||u||r|g
|deck3=[[Counterpunch]]|w||b||g
|deck4=[[Political Puppets]]|w|u||r|
|deck5=[[Devour for Power]]||u|b||g}}


==External links==
==External links==
*{{Prodpage|commander|Commander}}
*{{Prodpage|mtgcommander|Magic: The Gathering Commander}}
* [http://www.wizards.com/magic/tcg/productarticle.aspx?x=mtg/tcg/commander/cig Magic: The Gathering Commander Card Image Gallery]
*{{WebRef|url=http://mtgcommander.net|title=Official Commander Homepage}}
*{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/683|Commander Decks|"[[Magic Arcana]]"|Wednesday, April 06, 2011}}
*{{ArticleArchive|savor-flavor/fifteen-commanders-fifteen-tales-2011-06-22|Fifteen Commanders, Fifteen Tales}}
*{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/feature/119k|''Commander'' Official Annoucement|"[[Feature Article]]"|Thursday, December 02, 2010}}
*{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/594|Announcing ''Magic: The Gathering Commander''|"[[Magic Arcana]]"|Thursday, December 02, 2010}}
* [http://mtgcommander.net/ Official '''Commander''' (Elder Dragon Highlander - EDH) Homepage]
 
==References==
{{reflist}}


{{Sets}}
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{{Commander|sets|selected=decks}}

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Commander
 
Heavenly Inferno
 
Mirror Mastery
 
Counterpunch
 
Political Puppets
 
Devour for Power
 
For other uses, see Commander (disambiguation).
Commander
[[File:{{#setmainimage:MTGCommanderLogo.jpg}}|250px]]
Set Information
Set symbol
Symbol description Represents a three-color “wedge” deck
Design Ken Nagle (Lead),
Mark Gottlieb,
Scott Larabee,
Ryan Miller,
Mark Purvis
Development Mark Globus (Lead),
Peter Knudson,
Erik Lauer,
Ryan Miller,
Lee Sharpe
Art direction Jeremy Jarvis
Release date June 17, 2011
Plane Multiversal
Themes and mechanics Wedge-colored commanders
Keywords/​ability words Join forces, Storm
Set size Five three-color 100-card decks
Expansion code CMD[1]
Commander series
Commander Commander's Arsenal Commander 2013
Magic: The Gathering Chronology
New Phyrexia Commander Magic 2012

Commander is a set of 5 preconstructed theme decks based on the casual fan-made and maintained format of the same name (previously known as Elder Dragon Highlander) that had been around for many years. While the format is still maintained and controlled by the players, this was the first time Wizards provided a product specifically for a player-made format. The five decks included 51 new cards that were legal in eternal formats, as well as several older commons and uncommons that, while not particularly valuable, were harder to find due to their age.[2] The set was released on June 17, 2011 and each deck retails for $29.95.[3]

Commander was Wizards' 2011 entry in their "Summer of Multiplayer" theme, following Planechase and Archenemy.[4]

Set details

The Commander product consists of five decks, each 100 cards strong, that are ready-to-play Commander decks right out of the box, with the option of choosing one of the three legendary enemy-tri-colored creatures each deck includes as the commander. None of the decks contain any cards that contain mana symbols not found on these three cards. Additionally, each deck contains one enemy-colored legendary creature and is easily modified to use that creature as the commander by replacing cards outside of its color identity with other cards from the player's collection. All decks contain Sol Ring [5] and Command Tower [6].

Each deck also came with oversized foil versions of each of the three wedge commanders.

Commander was the first deck-based retail product to contain new and previously unreleased cards.[7] These cards became legal in the sanctioned Eternal formats Vintage and Legacy, but not in Standard or Extended, upon the sets release. Many of these cards are multiplayer themed and focus on the political interactions on the table, for example giving an effect to all opponents of a chosen player. As such, Commander also introduces a new ability word in Join forces which allows all players to get a similar effect at the same time.

An oddity about the Commander set is the card numbering of hybrid mana cards. In normal sets, where hybrid cards are more prevalent, hybrid cards come after non-hybrid multicolored cards in the collector number sequence, but in Commander, hybrid and non-hybrid multicolored cards are numbered together. The same is true for split cards, though Fire // Ice is the only representative of those in the set.

Mechanics

The ability word Join forces allows any number of players to pay mana to increase the effectiveness of the card. Starting with the controller of the card with Join forces, each player may pay any amount of mana. Then, an effect occurs based on the total amount of mana paid by all players. All join forces cards included in the set have symmetric effects that benefit all players equally.

Cycles

Commander has six cycles:

Cycle name {W}{B}{R} {U}{R}{G} {B}{G}{W} {R}{W}{U} {G}{U}{B}
Commanders Kaalia of the Vast Riku of Two Reflections Ghave, Guru of Spores Zedruu the Greathearted The Mimeoplasm
Each deck has a wedge-colored legendary creature which is the designated commander for the deck they appear in.
Wedge-color Legends Tariel, Reckoner of Souls[8] Animar, Soul of Elements Karador, Ghost Chieftain Ruhan of the Fomori Damia, Sage of Stone
Each deck has another wedge-colored legendary creatures that can be used as an alternative commander.
Legendary Dragons Oros, the Avenger Intet, the Dreamer Teneb, the Harvester Numot, the Devastator Vorosh, the Hunter
Each deck has a rare legendary Dragon that was first printed in Planar Chaos. These dragons have flying, a triggered ability with a cost of 2C that triggers on dealing combat damage to a player, and power/toughness of 6/6.
Cycle name {R}{W} {G}{U} {W}{B} {U}{R} {B}{G}
Enemy-Color Legends Basandra, Battle Seraph Edric, Spymaster of Trest Vish Kal, Blood Arbiter Nin, the Pain Artist Skullbriar, the Walking Grave
Each deck has one enemy-color legendary creature.
Cycle name {W} {U} {B} {R} {G}
Vows Vow of Duty Vow of Flight Vow of Malice Vow of Lightning Vow of Wildness
Five auras that give a creature a power/toughness bonus, an evergreen keyword, and stops it from attacking the controller of the aura or a planeswalker that player controls.
Join forces cards Alliance of Arms Minds Aglow Shared Trauma Mana-Charged Dragon Collective Voyage
All of these rare cards have the Join forces mechanic. With the exception of the Dragon, all of them cost 1 mana of their respective colors.

Commander also contains a number of reprinted cycles in lands and mana-producing artifacts, though these cycles are not always complete. These cycles include Ravnica Bounce lands, Signets, Onslaught Cycling lands, Lorwyn Vivid lands, Time Spiral Storage lands, Zendikar Refuges.

Theme decks

Commander consists of five decks:[9]

Theme
deck name 		Color Identity Commander
{W} {U} {B} {R} {G}
Heavenly Inferno W B R Kaalia of the Vast
Mirror Mastery U R G Riku of Two Reflections
Counterpunch W B G Ghave, Guru of Spores
Political Puppets W U R Zedruu the Greathearted
Devour for Power U B G The Mimeoplasm

The new cards are evenly distributed amongst the five decks.[10]

Notable cards

  • Scavenging Ooze, a staple in several green-based decks in several formats thanks to its versatility, acting as graveyard hate, life gain, and a big creature all at once, was first printed in this Commander product.
  • Chaos Warp is a card often maligned by design but used often, as red spell that answers any permanent. Its biggest problem is that it answers enchantments, with the secondary issue that there was no real price to be paid for such flexibility, as there was an approximate 40% chance of it being nonthreatening.

References

  1. ↑ Product info
  2. ↑ Mark Rosewater (June 6, 2011). "On Wedge". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. ↑ Magic Arcana (December 2, 2010). "Announcing Magic: The Gathering Commander". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  4. ↑ Aaron Forsythe (December 2, 2010). "Magic: The Gathering Commander". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  5. ↑ Monty Ashley (June 1, 2011). "Sol Ring". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  6. ↑ Monty Ashley (June 10, 2011). "Wallpaper of the Week: Command Tower". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  7. ↑ Mark Globus (June 10, 2011). "Zedruu the Greathearted". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  8. ↑ Mark Purvis (June 6, 2011). "Building Tariel". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  9. ↑ Magic Arcana (April 6, 2011). "Commander Decks". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  10. ↑ Magic Arcana (June 14, 2011). "Magic: The Gathering Commander Decklists". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.

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