Halvar, Divine Voltron (Commander / EDH MTG Deck)

Halvar, Divine Voltron

Commander / EDH Aggro Bracket 3 Equip Mono-White Multiplayer Voltron

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Halvar's Armory (22)

Instant (11)

Land (34)

Sorcery (8)

Enchantment (3)

Commander (1)

^Flip

Creature (16)

1x Ardenn, Intrepid Archaeologist *f-etch*
1x Cavalier of Dawn
1x Cid, Freeflier Pilot
1x Cloud, Midgar Mercenary
1x Danitha, Benalia's Hope *f-etch*
1x Danitha Capashen, Paragon
1x Esper Sentinel
1x Loran of the Third Path
1x Puresteel Paladin
1x Recruiter of the Guard
1x Serra Ascendant
1x Sram, Senior Edificer
1x Stoneforge Mystic
1x Stonehewer Giant
1x Sun Titan
1x Witch Enchanter ^Flip

Artifact (5)

- - August 28, 2025 - -

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Description & Gameplay

Why Mono-White Show

Why Halvar, God of Battle? Show

A Voltron deck's Commander is, first and foremost, the primary win condition. My choice of Commander is what I deem the best choice that can deal that sweet 21 Commander Damage better than any other option. This deck has been though five different Commanders, and I believe Halvar, God of Battle is the greatest at performing this role.

Kemba, Kha Regent

October 26, 2011 - July 23, 2013

Kemba was elected as the First Commander out of necessity. There was only two options for an Equipment-centric Commander when I first starting building this deck, the other being Raksha Golden Cub. Kemba was chosen over Raksha for her cheaper mana cost.

Kemba wasn't an effective Voltron Commander, with her Equipment-fueled benefit created a legion of Cats and not any kind of advantage towards the Voltron strategy. I eventually grew tired of tokens and started searching for a replacement.

Eight-and-a-Half-Tails

July 23, 2013 - February 3, 2017

Eight-and-a-Half-Tails became the Second Commander as a proper Voltron Commander. Giving my permanents protection from White and turning blockers White to get around them made him more effective at dealing Commander Damage and safeguarding key permanents from targeted effects.

8.5-Tails' protections came at a significant cost, as he needed plenty of mana to use his abilities on top of paying for Equipment. He ended up stuck as a late-game play, with any potential early-game opportunities to deal Commander Damage being lost.

Sram, Senior Edificer

February 3, 2017 - November 30, 2017

Sram stepped up as the Third Commander to regain Equipment synergy, being the third Mono-White Equipment-centric legend after Kemba. A Commander that draws cards for doing regular Equipment Voltron things was very appealing, and his low cost guaranteed the Commander Damage clock would start before the board would get too packed.

The Senior Edificer's time as Commander was extremely short-lived, as his successor arrived a mere few months later.

Balan, Wandering Knight

November 30, 2017 - February 12, 2021

Balan jumped in as the Forth Commander for her power. Her natural double strike entering the Command Zone was a gamechanger, dealing Commander Damage far better and more consistently than her predecessors.

If there's one downside with the Wandering Knight, it would be how selfish she is. Her attach ability affects all of your Equipment, not a select number of them. This disincentives other attackers or using a spare Equipment to protect a key utility creature. Despite this, she was a fantastic Commander and I honestly thought she couldn't be bested.

Halvar, God of Battle // Sword of the Realms

February 12, 2021 - Present

Halvar is the Fifth and current Commander for his efficiency and utility.

His efficiency comes from his natural double strike. He only needs one Equipment against Balan's two. His higher base power paired with an Equipment that provides a sufficient power-boost and evasion turns him into a two-turn clock. This damage output from such minimal resources is the best out of any previous Commander.

His utility comes from his benefits towards alternative threats. Halvar's shares his double strike to any equipped creature, allowing multiple threats fighting alongside him. His attach trigger allows spare Equipment to be transferred between creatures, allowing an earlier threat to toss a Sword to Halvar or a tapped creature to give their Equipment to an untapped blocker. Sword of the Realms, the other half of my DFC Commander, supports an alternative threat to maintain a commanding presence on the battlefield in situations where Halvar wouldn't be effective.

At this point, I don't expect Halvar to be replaced. A hypothetical successor would need to be better than a literal 2-for-1 High-Damage Threat/Utility Equipment offering mass double strike, Equipment tossing, and death aversion.

End of Why

Halvar's Gameplan

Beginning of Gameplan

General Strategies Show

Building Resources

Early game is largely focused on setting up the board, generating additional mana and a card draw engine to keep up with multiple opponents. Two White sources, ramp, protection, a solid Equipment, and a cheap threat are what I want to see in an opening hand, though I don't expect everything at once. As long as a hand provides something worthwhile within the first few turns, I'll likely keep it instead of taking a mulligan.

Ramp:

A handful of Mana Rocks for everyday mana acceleration.
Sword of the Animist and Bitterthorn are ramp engines among the Equipment package to ensure steady mana production.
Myriad Landscape and Ancient TombGC are lands that generate additional mana.
The first Equipment tutor is often spent towards ramp, grabbing either ramp engine. Enlightened TutorGC has the option to set up Sol Ring for the following turn instead of an Equipment.

Card Draw:

Sram and Puresteel Paladin trigger card draw from casting Equipment.
Esper Sentinel utilize the power-boost from Equipment to cause its trigger cost to be effectively unpayable.
Loran offers a consistent flow of cards after popping an artifact/enchantment.
Buster Sword and Sword of Fire and Ice are Equipment that draw cards on combat triggers.
Minas Tirith and Monumental Henge among the manabase use late-game mana to generate more cards.

Basic Equipment Gameplay

Equipment are cast on a need basis. Any Equipment past setting up Halvar's two-turn clock or buking up an alternative threat won't be played unless it's covering a insufficiency, such as a gap in evasion or lack of power.

Equipment support cards are usually played as soon as I see them to get the most out of their abilities.

Danitha and Cid reduce the cost of Equipment spells.
Sram and Puresteel Paladin need to be on board before casting further Equipment.
Sigarda's Aid and Hammer of Nazahn have attach triggers for subsequent Equipment.
Forge Anew is held back to get value on its recursion trigger unless there's a high equip cost to get around.

Hindering Opponents

White has the most extensive removal available. As such, this deck features a large amount of removal to slow my opponents from developing their strategies.

I've leaned more heavily into catch-all removal options to avoid having the "wrong" removal. I try to leave mana open for removal every turn for killspells and/or protective effects whenever possible.
Loran and Witch Enchanter are dedicated artifact/enchantment removal options to save the instant-speed removal more towards creatures.
Creature sweepers keep the aggro decks and other creature-based strategies in check before they get overwhelming.
Heavy sweepers are the ultimate reset button when opponents have developed their boards too far and/or I'm greatly falling behind. Using such sweepers may seem counterintuitive as they also hit my Equipment, but I don't mind. This deck can run on minimal resources, and I'll likely rebuild faster than my opponents can.

Protecting the King

Voltron has a major weakness in putting your efforts onto a single creature. Whether it's Halvar or an alternative threat, it's a severe problem if that threat goes down or is disarmed. This deck features a vast package of protective effects keep that suited-up creature going though the expected attempts to stop it.

Restoration Magic, Galadriel's Dismissal, Dawn's Truce, and Teferi's ProtectionGC are the bread-and-butter protective spells that safeguard my board.
Parting Gust and Final Showdown are removal spells that have a protection mode to fall back on.
Robe of Stars phases out the equipped threat on command.
Plaza of Heroes deters removal away from Halvar or another legend.
Talon Gates of Madara can surprise an opponent with its activated ability or through Urza's Cave.

The Three Paths Show

Primary Path: The Skoti Warrior

The main win condition of this deck is to defeat each opponent through Commander Damage. As such, the Primary Path is the one I will prioritize throughout the game whenever feasible.

An opening hand with a Mana Rock, a solid Equipment, and a protective spell is the most ideal situation to follow the Primary Path out of the gate. Halvar can begin dealing Commander Damage before opponents can set up proper defenses. In the mid-late game when I have the more resources, the Primary Path can be taken so Halvar has plenty of Equipment to work with additional waysGC to keep him safe from removal.

Halvar is an efficient warrior. Any Equipment that pumps his power to at least 6 and offers sufficient evasion is the most beneficial, as he'll only need two turns to take out an opponent. A Sword with a relevant protection is especially effective as to completely dodge potential blockers and removal while generating value from the combat triggers.

In most cases, additional Equipment won't increase Halvar's clock any further. At 6 power, he'll need an another 5 for him to enter one-shot territory. Powerhouse Equipment that pushes his damage to that level is a worthwhile follow-up. Any other Equipment beyond that will likely be utility options that provide evasion or protection from removal. Additional Equipment may be given to another threat to join in on Halvar's double strike and pressure a second opponent, especially to activate Minas Tirith.

In the event that Halvar dies, I have two options to keep his pressure up.

The first one which is to recast card:alvar, God of Battle|Halvarimmediately, especially if I have an Equipment supplying haste or a protective effect from a follow-up killspell.
The second option is to equip an alternative threat first, then recast Halvar to have the other creature bash in while he's summoning sick. Halvar can then be tossed an Equipment with his attach trigger to resume his assault the follwing turn.

There will be situations where I may have to hold off on recasting Halvar. If I do suspect a killspell and I don't have way around it,, I wouldn't be able to avoid him getting sniped. If my Equipment were destroyed with him and I have none on hand to replace them, then Halvar would be pointless. No matter the reason, I'll be forced to abandon the Primary Path and traverse one of the others.

Auxiliary Path: The Tyrite Blade

The Auxiliary Path is for when things aren't suitable for Halvar to be effective. A missing piece for an early rush. A telegraphed removal spell. Lack of Equipment on hand. There are plenty of reasons for him to be held back. Unlike other Voltron Commanders, Halvar isn't completely left without options. Where other Commanders would be cursed to wait in the Command Zone, the Sword of the Realms can shine. This Path is very appealing in the early game with opening hands that don't work for Halvar, but aren't lacking enough to press my luck with a mulligan.

Sword of the Realms is the perfect supplement for an alternative threat. It offers vigilance to keep my defenses up and will return the equipped creature to my hand when it dies. The deck has a solid collection of creatures that can utilize Halvar's Sword for a variety of roles.

Combat:

Serra Ascendant is the champion of the Auxiliary Path. The hyper-efficient threat benefits greatly from the vigilance and self-recursion granted by Halvar's Sword. Whenever I see Serra Ascendant in my opening hand, I'll immediately follow the Auxiliary Path for the enormous board dominance a large, immortal, vigilant, lifelinking flier provides so early in the game.
Danitha, Stonehewer Giant, and Sun Titan are the other large threats that generally benefit evading death.
Ardenn and Puresteel Paladin (with metalcraft) shaves the equip cost Sword to have an immediate wielder if none else are available.

Utility:

Sram and Puresteel Paladin get a guarantee card draw trigger.
Esper Sentinel has an easy access power-boost to increase the cost of its trigger.
Cloud, Stoneforge Mystic, and Recruiter of the Guard get brought back from death to gain another tutor.
Cavalier of Dawn gets an additional round of triggers when brought back with the Sword.

The Auxiliary Path is not without downsides. In order to use the Sword of the Realms, I'll have to forsake the ability to deal Commander Damage until it leaves the battlefield. This will entail waiting for the Tyrite Blade to fall victim to artifact removal, be it an opponent's removal spell or my own if i'm desparate. Under normal gameplay, the Primary and Auxiliary Paths are fixed. Even if Halvar is stripped of his weapons with nothing left, or Sword sits surrounded with the resources now available for Halvar to make use of, I'll have to keep on the chosen Path until my Commander falls... unless I have an out.

Meticulous Excavation and Sanctum of Eternity grant the ability to swap between card:Halvar,God of Battle|Halvarand his Sword without waiting for removal and suffering through Commander Tax. These cards are valuable tools for changing Paths when the opportunity arises.

Default Path: The Godless Struggle

The Default Path is for when my Commander is completely unavailable. Halvar and Sword of the Realms are two halves of the same card, and therefore share Commander Tax. A low-tax Commander is an ever-dwindling commodity throughout the game, and casting either side haphazardly could end in disaster. If neither Halvar nor his Sword is going to work out, holding back is the best course of action. Repeated bouts of removal may have also choked my Commander with high tax. Regardless on why my Commander is unavailable, I'll attempt to defeat my opponents though regular damage without his divine aid.

The Default Path requires raw strength. Without Commander Damage to take out opponents, I need high power to accomplish the same.

Threats:

Serra Ascendant is still a threat that pairs exceedingly well with other Equipment, so long as my life total has remained stable.
Danitha, Benalia's Hope is a bulky keyword soup creature that cheats/recurs an Equipment directly into her hands.
Sun Titan takes advantage of a stocked graveyard full of fallen heroes and broken weapons.
Cavalier of Dawn has a strong starting frame and doesn't mind dying for the cause.
Urza's Saga creates a pair of Contract tokens that scale with the number of artifacts on board. By the end of Chapter III, the end up as 3/3s and only get bigger from there.

Equipment:

Argentum Armor turns chump into champ.
Blackblade Reforged and Wrecking Ball arm will substantially boost threats in the late game, especially for the deck's card:Danitha Capashem, Paragon|low-power legends.
Caduceus, similar to Serra Ascendant, provides a huge P/T boost, lifelink, and indestructible for relatively small cost as long as my life total is stable.
Leyline Axe and Genji Glove grant double strike and other benefits for alternative threats.
The Swords lose a lot of their impact when Halvar's double strike and Commander Damage getting the most out of them. Their lower power boost puts them more into a support role, using their protections to circumvent blockers and removal.

Even with a heavily taxed Commander, there is a ray of hope out of the Default Path. Command Beacon is a useful tool by providing a one-time tax break to get Halvar back in the game without spending excessive amounts of mana.

End of Gameplan

Deck Construction

Card Choices

Beginning of Card Choices

Creatures

Beginning of Creatures

Equipment Support Show

Other Creatures Show

End of Creaures

The Divine Armory

Beginning of Armory

Halvar's Favourites Show

Powerhouses Show

Utility Show

Artifacts & Enchantments

Mana Rocks

Sol Ring is among the best Mana Rocks, providing a substantial bump in mana for minimal costs. It's a staple so ubiquitous it's seen as a symbol of the format. Intentionally excluding it from your deck is a disservice.

Arcane Signet is the best 2mv Mana Rock available. Enters untapped and taps for without downsides.

Marble Diamond is another 2mv Mana Rock that taps for .

Mind Stone is a 2mv Rock that can be popped for a card when it isn't needed. Creates a card draw engine with Sun Titan.

Expedition Map

Grabs one of the many utility lands this deck uses for whatever the situation calls for.

If played on Turn 1, it can grab Ancient TombGC to cast Halvar early.

Forge Anew

An Equipment support package providing recursion, instant-speed equipping, and a free equip every turn.

Meticulous Excavation

Protects my permanents during my turn, reuses enter triggers, & regains access to the spell half of MDFC lands.

Hotswaps between each side of my Commander.

Sigarda's Aid

An Enchantment that gives Equipment flash and an auto-equip.

Turns Sword of the Realms into a protection spell while it's in the Command Zone.

Spells

Equipment Tutors Show

Removal Spells Show

Protective Spells Show

Land

14 Basic Plains

This deck needs plenty of , and Basic Lands are the major providers.

Modal DFCs

Unique cards that allow utility cards and land drops to exist simultaneously.

Abstergo Entertainment

Dual historic card recursion/grave purge in a land slot.

Ancient TombGC

A lands that tap for in exchange for 2 life.

Helpful for paying casting expensive spells and paying equip costs.

Can enable an early Halvar.

Castle Ardenvale

An untapped utility land.

Creates 1/1 Human Tokens to pick up Equipment or chump block.

Command Beacon

Offers a Commander Tax break when Halvar gets expensive to cast.

Demolition Field & Field of Ruin

Utility lands that destroys another utility land.

I use them over other options due to them replacing themselves with Basics so I'm not down a land.

Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire

An untapped utility land.

Can be channeled to damage a creature in combat.

Ishgard, the Holy See

A land that leads to a recursion adventure.

Kor Haven

A protective utility land that deters my opponents' threats.

Minas Tirith & Monumental Henge

Untapped utility lands.

Minas Tirith can draw cards on turns I attack with multiple creatures.

Monumental Henge is a repeatable dig effect for historic cards.

Myriad Landscape

A ramp source of a land by grapping a pair of Plains.

Plaza of Heroes & Talon Gates of Madara

Lands that protects a creature from removal.

Plaza of Heroes openly safeguards Halvar or another legend by existing.

Talon Gates of Madara acts like a protection spell by its unique ability to place itself directly on the battlefield from the hand for its enters trigger to phase out a creature.

Rogue's Passage

Makes a threat unblockable.

Helpful when my available Equipment lack the proper evasion.

Sanctum of Eternity

A land that bounces my Commander.

Saving my Commander from removal during my turn.

Offers the opportunity to hotswap between each side of my Commander.

Secluded Starforge

A land that taps Equipment into an additional source of power.

Creates 2/2 Robots tokens to wield Equipment, chump block, or fuel its power-boosting ability.

Thespian's Stage

A land clone that can repeatedly change what it becomes.

Can be a Plains when there's nothing else worth copying.

Urza's Cave

A tutor that gets any utility land that I desire.

Urza's Saga

A unique Saga that creates a pair bodies and tutors for a small artifact.

End of Lands

End of Card Choices

Notable Exclusions

Beginning of Notable Exclusions

Mechanics Show

Equipment & Support Show

The Unused Swords

I don't run all eleven Swords because they're not all equal in strength and value. I judge each Sword based on what their triggers offer this deck, and I have no desire in Swords that don't provide anything relevant. There's a finite amount of space for Equipment in this deck, so I can't shove everything in without forethought.

I've heard the argument that the Swords can be used 'just for the protections.' Sword of Light and Shadow is the only Sword I believe this idea applies to, and only because protection from both White and Black shuts out the top creature removal colours. However, this deck is still using Sword of Light and Shadow for its triggered ability. Commander's Plate also exists that provides protection from the other four colours.

Sword of Body and Mind is a terrible Sword. Milling is not an effective win-con in Commander outside of milling everyone out at once, which at that point you're just another combo deck. Not to mention the free value opposing graveyard-based strategies this Sword gives.

Sword of War and Peace is the absolute weakest of the Swords just by its underwhelming trigger. It neither impacts the board nor generates any tangible value. Lifegain and additional damage are provided by other Equipment in better, more consistent quantities.

Sword of Truth and Justice is a proliferate engine, not a Voltron Equipment. The +1/+1 counters it comes with isn't enough on its own.

Sword of Hearth and Home gave me way too many problems with protection from White. This deck relies too heavily on protective spells, targeted abilities, and card:Sward of the Realms|coloured Equipmentfor it to be a usable land ramp engine.

Sword of Forge and Frontier needs a lot of mana upfront to prevent permanently leaving high mana value cards left in exile, and this makes it very awkward to use early-game.

Sword of Once and Future only works in a deck that's loaded with cheap value spells. I don't have anywhere near enough of the right spells to get any proper value out of this Sword.

Sword of Wealth and Power is the only Sword that doesn't provide evasion. It's trigger is lackluster as well, requiring a deck with enough value spells like Once & Future does. Beyond that, the Treasure token isn't worth it when I'll need an outside source of evasion just to get it consistently. Protection from instants also blocks protective spells.

Masterwork of Ingenuity

I don't get a lot of use out of an Equipment clone. Clones are only as powerful as what you can copy, and this deck doesn't provide that much to work with. I used to joke in games that Masterwork was a second Argentum Armor, until I came to the conclusion that all it ever was. Since I tend have one creature equipped, the second copy has to have a low level of diminishing returns when together. A second Argentum Armor is another +6/+6 and removal trigger, but most other Equipment don't have that quality.

One appeal of Masterwork is to double up on Swords for more triggers. A second copy of them isn't as exciting when I have double strike in the Command Zone at the ready to get additional triggers. Sword of Light and Shadow is never good in multiples with the issues protection from White cause for this deck. Outside of additional triggers, a second Sword at the least only adds another +2/+2, which isn't worth the effort.

Another strike against Masterwork is the number of legendary Equipment in this deck. There are strong Equipment that would be fantastic in multiples are completely halted by the Legend Rule.

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Updates Add

EOE Update — Aug. 28, 2025

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Edge of Eternity Update

Decklist Changes

Edge of Eternity

Main Set

Plains -> Secluded Starforge

Commander

None

Final Fantasy

Main Set

Kemba, Kha Enduring -> Cloud, Midgar Mercenary

Mother of Runes -> Restoration Magic

The Aetherspark -> Buster Sword

Kaldra Compleat -> Genji Glove

Emeria, the Sky Ruin -> Ishgard, the Holy See

Commander

Restoration Magic -> Cid, Freeflier Pilot

Colossus Hammer -> Wrecking Ball arm

Other Additions

Claim Jumper -> Marble Diamond

Codsworth, Handy Helper -> Danitha Capashen, Paragon

Grand Abolisher -> Sram, Senior Edificer

Knight of the White Orchid -> Arcane Signet

Leonin Abunas -> Cavalier of Dawn

Weathered Wayfarer -> Esper Sentinel

Pip-Boy 3000 -> Maul of the Skyclaves

Sword of Hearth and Home -> Bitterthorn, Nissa's Animus

Haystack -> Robe of Stars

Sensei's Divining Top -> Meticulous Excavation

Thousand Moons Smithy ^Flip -> Sigarda's Aid

Reprieve -> Stroke of Midnight

Sejiri Glacier ^Flip -> Razorgrass Ambush ^Flip

Mistveil Plains -> Myriad Landscape

Plains -> Castle Ardenvale

Plains -> Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire

Plains -> Field of Ruin

Comments on the Changes

New Equipment Support Show

Rethinking Ramp Show

Supporting the Blade Show

Fantastic Weapons Show

The Aetherspark -> Buster Sword

Kaldra Compleat -> Genji Glove

Colossus Hammer -> Wrecking Ball arm

Pip-Boy 3000 -> Maul of the Skyclaves

Haystack -> Robe of Stars

Buster Sword is a Sword without the ptotections, still bestowing a P/T boost and value trigger. The first half of the trigger draws cards, mirroring Sword of Fire and Ice. The other half is casting a spell for free based on the damage dealt, which will encompass most spells just with the additional 3 power. Unlike a Sword, the lack of protections means I'll need to pair it with another Equipment that provide evasion to connect.

The Aertherspark's spot has been given to the Buster Sword. Cloud's signature weapon is a more aggressive card for a deck that's inherently combat-oriented.

Genji Glove is the first source of additional combat steps this deck has access to. Together with double strike, it's a major damage multiplier for alternative threats and lessens the reliance on Halvar ^Flipfor reliable kills.

Kaldra Compleat wasn't the Equipment/threat combo I expected it would be. Cheaper creatures wielding a Sword hit just as hard without having to wait until I can pay the 7 to cast it. Grabbing a ramp source off an early Stoneforge Mystic is better for setting up late-game resources than spending two turns setting up a creature with a smaller body than Serra Ascendant. Stonehewer Giant and card:Danitha, Benali's Hope|Danitha also don't appreciate a cheated in living weapon faling off for the Germ token instead of their intended wielder.

Wrecking Ball arm is an interesting new Equipment. Instead of a traditional P/T boost, it hard sets the equipped creature to a 7/7. Borrowing from Blackblade Reforged, it offers a way for early-game legends to get a sudden boost for relatively lower costs. Halvar ^Flip especially loves this new Equipment, as it features the same 'power boost and evasion' template as the Swords.

Colossus Hammer is too all-or-nothing when it comes to equipping it. I either have a way to stick it onto a creature immediately, or it sits around waiting. This Equipment greatly prefers a Commander that can fully ignore that hefty equip cost, a particular quality that Halvar ^Flip doesn't posses.

Maul of the Skyclaves is making a comeback with the retirement of Sword of Hearth and Home which it was originaly replaced by a few years back. Halvar ^Flip prefers Equipment that provide a boosts his power to two-shot range and evasion, a role that the Swords typically held. There aren't that many Swords in this deck, so other Equipment have picked up the slack in this role.

Pip-Boy 3000 has been a bit underwhelming, and was cut for Maul.

I passed on Robe of Stars when it was first released. It was around the advent of Sword of Hearth and Home and I didn't want coloured Equipment butting heads with it. I also disliked how purely defensive Robe is and its protective effect being locked to a single creature. My opinions have since changed with protective effects having a much larger role at safeguarding equipped threats, especially the ones that utilize phazing to completely circumbvent any and all forms of removal.

Haystack offers a very similar effect in a repeatable phasing source, and I've been very happy with its performance. I've replaced it with Robe of Stars to take advantage of Equipment synergies, though I can see putting Haystack back in if I ever find another spot.

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Legality	This deck is Commander / EDH legal.
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