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Commanding Conclusion Crux of Fate | Illustration by Michael Komarck I love dragon tribal in Commander, and I put some serious thought into each of the choices in this deck

You'll also be handing out contracts to do the same, as this enchantment-heavy deck looks to buy itself time to get in position to win the game while barely coming under threat from other players at the table

Mind Stone is the most popular of these cards with draw written on them: A mana rock that replaces itself always comes in handy

Mind Seize has a lot going for it, as well as arguably a sub-Commander who's more popular than Jeleva in Nekusar, the Mindrazer who made a new archetype of Commander