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*<c>Angelic Field Marshal</c> - {{2}}{{W}}{{W}}<br>Creature - Angel<br>Flying<br>''Lieutenant'' {{-}} As long as you control your commander, Angelic Field Marshal gets +2/+2 and creatures you control have vigilance.<br>
*<c>Angelic Field Marshal</c> - {{2}}{{W}}{{W}}<br>Creature - Angel<br>Flying<br>''Lieutenant'' {{-}} As long as you control your commander, Angelic Field Marshal gets +2/+2 and creatures you control have vigilance.<br>
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==Creatures with Lieutenant==
* <c>Angelic Field Marshal</c>
* <c>Stormsurge Kraken</c>
* <c>Demon of Wailing Agonies</c>
* <c>Tyrant's Familiar</c>
* <c>Thunderfoot Baloth</c>
==Lieutenants==
==Lieutenants==
* The term '''Lieutenant''' is also used to describe the above mentioned creatures.
* The term '''Lieutenant''' is also used to describe the above mentioned creatures.

Revision as of 06:55, 2 November 2014

Lieutenant is an ability word introduced in Commander 2014. It only appears on a horizontal cycle of 5 creatures. [1]

Sometimes, highly competitive Commander players choose their Commanders mostly for color identity, without the intent of building their decks around them. Lieutenant is meant as a reward for players who actually intend to cast their commanders and try to keep them on the battlefield.

A creature with lieutenant gets (or grants) a bonus as long as you control your commander. It allowed R&D to create creatures with combat stats that are more generous than they would normally allow for a typical one-on-one duel, because their abilities will only be turned on in a context where players have a higher starting life totals. Moreover, unleashing your lieutenant's full power involves keeping your commander on the battlefield, which isn't always a given.

Example

Creatures with Lieutenant

Lieutenants

  • The term Lieutenant is also used to describe the above mentioned creatures.
  • Sometimes the protectting players in an Emperor game are also decribed as lieutenants. [2]

References