#Dungeon of death precon full#

Sefris lets us Venture once per turn when she sees a creature card hit our graveyard. These abilities give your deck both solid defensive and offensive values so you can focus on building it into an even more combat-oriented strategy.The main primer in the Moxfield link above is pretty dense because there are a lot of things you can do with ] and Dungeons in general, but I'll do my best to point out the most important bits here. It gives all your creatures “ ward 3,” which is pretty amazing, and it also turns one creature into a 7/7 and another into a 1/1 whenever it attacks. Its abilities aren’t related to auras or equipment at all. Storvald, Frost Giant Jarl works as this deck’s secondary commander. If you’ve been playing Standard for the past year or so I probably don’t have to introduce you to cards like Kenrith's Transformation. There are also several aura cards that can stick to your opponent’s creatures. You’re gonna be focusing on putting enchantments and equipment cards like Belt of Giant Strength and Mantle of the Ancients on your creatures to make sure they grow stronger and stronger with Galea, Kindler of Hope as your commander. Out of the 99 cards in the list, you get: Let’s take a look at what each pack brings: This makes perfect sense since this is a Dungeons & Dragons set, but we’ll go into the decks themselves in a little bit. It adds another layer to deciding which deck is best for you and how focused you want it to be.Īnother thing worth noting is that all the decks have cards using the new D20 mechanic. Two of these decks are tri-colored, while the other two are dual-colored. At the very least the decks could’ve had a lower price mark like those from some previous sets so the combo felt a bit more accessible. I think making it even just a bit cheaper would’ve been an amazing way to use this set’s crossover to introduce Magic players to D&D, or vice versa.

#Dungeon of death precon full#

It’s basically paying full price for the book and deck, but all in one single product. The only downside is that these combos don’t really have a special price. This is a great deal if you’re a fan of both games, or an amazing gift for someone who is. The single decks can also be bought with a D&D gift pack that includes the main three books for the game: the Dungeon Master’s Guide, the Player’s Handbook, and the Monster Manual. You could buy one of the precons and add the Dungeons & Dragons Player’s Handbook to your cart, or you can buy the four decks and add a D&D Essentials Kit. This particular set also has a couple special online offers. At least the higher prices tend to mean we get better reprints and a more balanced strategy. I can’t say that this is the best step Wizards could take since the lower priced decks are a great way to get new players into Commander, and they’re still pretty solid decks even for more experienced players. This means they’ll be closer to the prices of the Commander 20 decks. It’s worth noting that these decks will still be around the $40 mark. The fact that we’re getting four, very distinct decks this time even though we’ve already gotten this year’s main Commander product is pretty cool. Most secondary Commander products, like the Zendikar Rising or Kaldheim decks, consist of only two decks. Considering that we already got Commander 2021’s release, this is a pretty nice surprise. This set comes with four Commander decks. So let’s see what we’re getting with this new Commander release!ĭiviner's Portent | Illustration by Lie Setiawan There’s a bunch of new cards based on the TTRPG’s lore, characters, spells, and items. With Adventures in the Forgotten Realms ( this set is a mouthful to say every time), we’re also getting four new Commander decks based on old and new characters from D&D. But I’m not here to talk about homebrewed decks today. You get to put a lot of yourself into them, and even if you take a precon deck or you a premade character and modify it to your taste, there’s still going to be a lot of yourself in the final product. Brewing a deck and making a character sheet can be really similar. Jokes aside, I do think they have a lot in common. Then you spend months unsuccessfully trying to get your friends together because getting a table of four to six people to do something on a regular basis is near impossible. You like it a lot and can’t wait to play it. You tweak it until it’s just right so that it fits your tastes but also plays well with what the other players have made. You spend hours and hours brewing your deck or curating your character sheet. Klauth's Will | Illustration by Olivier BernardĬommander is a lot like Dungeons and Dragons sometimes.