Keep in mind that you can deploy this again and again, as creatures that die aren’t exiled. This puts other creature cards with mutate from your graveyard back in your hand. The mutate ability allows you to further utilize Otrimi: because it can be mutated sooner than you could cast it otherwise, it can also attack sooner. This is a major bonus and legitimately busted. It uses Ikoria’s brand new mutate mechanic to bypass the Commander cost and accumulative two extra mana each time it dies. Otrimi is truly the wildest of the bunch. But with this wisdom in your back pocket, let’s take a look at the decks! Commander 2020 Decklists There is, of course, the option to buy two of the same deck, one for playing with and one for reselling later on. So, if you’re planning on playing with the deck, don’t expect to fetch those kinds of prices for your cards.
Keep in mind that the prices listed above are for unopened, completely sealed decks, though. This goes for both the individual decks as well as the entire set. With this info, you can safely assume that Commander 2020 is definitely worth the investment. The price fluctuates with what money cards were printed for that deck and what vendor you’re buying from, of course, but it’s still nothing to balk at. You’d easily be spending around $100 to $200 USD per deck nowadays. At the time of release, each deck had an MSRP of around $35 USD-it’s astounding how much they go for now.
When you compare whether it’s worth spending the money on C20 or not, you can take a look at the older Commander products to get your bearings. But this section is for all you value players who like to know whether the return on money is worth the investment. Commander 2020 is no different, although I do want to mention that they are most definitely worth it with the sheer fun factor. When you’re buying any precon, it’s important to ask yourself whether it’s worth buying or not. Kathril, Aspect Warper | Card art by Mathias Kollros Now that I’ve given you all the cool new flavor features of C20, let’s take a more in-depth look at what these electrifying decks are all about, shall we? They’re specifically designed for all Commander enthusiasts and, if you’re reading this article, that certainly includes you. Let’s be honest, the new cards printed each year are one of the main reasons these decks are so fun to look out for. In these five decks, Wizards is giving you 71 brand-spankin-new cards to play with. Besides, if the storyline isn’t your game, they’ve given you something else to get excited about: more new cards than ever! Of course, if you don’t care about story and flavor, you can just pick them up for the well-thought-out products that they are. It makes you feel more involved in what’s going on in the world that is Magic. It brings something more to the table than just a great product. This is exactly what they’ve incorporated into Commander 2020 and I, for one, am a fan.
This is perfectly fine on its own because the products have always been great, but there’s a lot more depth and flavor story-wise if the decks are connected to what’s going on in the sets. In fact, they’ve gone a step further it’s actually integrated into the story of IKO, something they’ve never done before.Ĭommander wasn’t really ever related to any set in particular in the past. What makes Commander 2020 great right out of the gate is that, for the first time, Wizards has combined the release of a Commander product with the release of their newest set, Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths. Otrimi, the Ever-Playful | Card art by Victor Adame Minguez Hold on to your butts and let’s get going! We’ll also give you all the info on what separates Commander 2020 from the previous precon EDH decks. You’re being treated to five brand new decks ( one more than last year!), which we’ll be covering right here.
This year, WotC is starting things off with a bang. Their purpose is to give you the chance to jump right into a game with your friends without having to worry about building a deck from the ground up first. These well-balanced decks are designed to give you a fun game experience against the other decks in the set and as well as those that other players have built from scratch. More Commander products were released than ever before, the first of which was Commander 2020, and what an exciting product this was.įor those of you unfamiliar with Commander or these preconstructed deck products, here’s what’s up: the now-yearly set of brand new Commander decks serves as an easy introduction into the format-also called EDH for all you old-school players-with a ready-to-play deck. Shabraz, the Skyshark | Card art by Paul Scott CanavanĢ020 was a fantastic year for EDH fans.
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