Have you ever seen the final shooting scene in Once Upon a Time in the West? That’s all that I can think about when I look at this card.

The real crime in Outlaws at Thunder Junction is that I’m not allowed to play a card called High Noon in my cEDH deck where the commander is literally the sun.

If you’ve got a deck that includes white and focuses on a specific creature type, this card is one of the best ways to protect your creatures and it can even be used as a combat trick if you need a little extra damage in during the combat phase.

Fallout definitely looks like it’s going to be one of the best sets in the past few years when it comes to support for Auras and Equipments, which I’m told is pretty fitting given how pivotal your character inventory and loadout are in the series.

A new set is just around the corner! It’s time we (Exxaxl and Chief, Greater Than the Sum of Our Rap Sheets) take a look at our top 10 cards — well, 12, since we also included one precon card each — for Murders at Karlov Manor.

There’s a definite art to knowing the right time for a reset. This comes with experience. In this article, I’m going to showcase my top 10 board wipes for the Commander format.

Dominaria Remastered was one of the best reprint sets in recent memory, which means that Ravnica Remastered has pretty big shoes to fill. How does it measure up? In this article, we (Chief, Waiting for Retro Frame Smothering Tithe and Exxaxl, Transmuting Muddle the Mixture to Fetch Cyclonic Rift) will go over our favorite reprints from the set for the Commander format and see just what this set has to offer!

You’re not dreaming. A seven-mana commander that requires four different colors of mana has put up a solid argument to be considered one of the best new cEDH cards from 2023.

Did you realize that Jeweled Lotus needs to tap in order to activate its ability? Making it enter tapped is a huge tempo loss for commanders that want to get out early and start doing powerful things right away.

Whether you want to call it power creep, innovation in game design, or anything else, there are a lot of commanders from recent years that just feel like they warp the game when they’re on the battlefield.

I just hope that Korlag manages to stay safe, because he must be protected at all costs.

I’m obligated to mention that the brand new borderless artwork for Champion’s Helm depicts Commander players who were waiting around for the card to get a reprint... Paolo Parente knocked this one out of the park.

Exxaxl: Behoooold the wizaaaaard. Chief: Here we go again.Exxaxl: Bewaaaaare his poweeeeers. Chief: Get it out of your system. Exxaxl: 🤘🎸Unspeakable poweeeeers!

This is why the recent completion of a cycle that began back in 2004’s Darksteel is such a big deal. After all, it took over 19 years for this cycle to finally come to a close.

Of note, this ability is particularly unique for mono-white decks that don’t usually have many ways to reuse instant and sorcery spells once they’re in the graveyard.

While not every creature with flash is so egregious, there are still a low of powerful cards out there that can be used to catch your opponents with their shields down.

Coalition Victory isn’t an option, so maybe we’ll just have to settle for casting Omniscience to make all of the other spells in our hand free.

Have you ever been in a situation where beating a board wipe and then having just one more turn would allow you to win a close game of Commander?

While 3 mana and 2 life for an Esper Sentinel or a Skullclamp isn’t exactly the best rate, it can be argued that these cards are worth more than 1 mana in the first place!