Tymna the Weaver

Legendary Creature — Human Cleric

Lifelink

At the beginning of your postcombat main phase, you may pay X life, where X is the number of opponents that were dealt combat damage this turn. If you do, draw X cards.

Partner (You can have two commanders if both have partner.)

Discussion (50)

Viera on Orzhov Artifacts

2 weeks ago

Hello there, sweethearts. I require some help generating ideas for a deck: Orzhov Artifacts. The commanders I have chosen are Armix, Filigree Thrasher partnered with Tymna the Weaver. This deck seeks to get very aggressive early game; it can transition to a value-based deck, sticking artifacts in the graveyard and bringing them back later.

ghostfire86 on Redtron

1 month ago

This issue I see here is the “fizzle”. This deck will be explosive for turns 1-3, but then will likely flail spasmodically the rest of the game unless the board is reset. God forbid the group have one or two moderate control decks in the pod. The Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh Voltron Aggro Equipment deck you have here would work best if you splashed with another color or two:

Mono Partners:

Ardenn, Intrepid Archaeologist

Falthis, Shadowcat Familiar

Anara, Wolvid Familiar

Dual Partners:

Tymna the Weaver

Thrasios, Triton Hero

Reyhan, Last of the Abzan

These outside colors grant more sustainability to your deck, draw, tutoring, power increase for commander damage, and evasion tactics.

Kediss, Emberclaw Familiar is a fantastic card that I also use in my Uril Voltron, but offers nothing more than a 99 slot.

Azdranax on New Combo Of sorts

1 month ago

Tymna the Weaver would likely be the most competitive, allowing for a stax, control, voltron type build with plenty of removal and tutors to put together all the elements to go to infinite turns with 10 mana and the combo pieces noted.

meME12 on Ah Ah Ah Ah Stayin' Alive!!!

1 month ago

I would recommend using Tymna the Weaver and Tana, the Bloodsower (for Gruul colors) because Tymna does a lot of life manipulation just as well as Saskia the Unyielding (this is just a suggestion) but seriously, think about it.

dakinestuff1 on Rograkh brainstorming

1 month ago

I was going to sat maybe Tymna the Weaver as a partner. You will have access to black/white for support and removal and if you throw lifelink onto Rograkh you can draw some cards off of Tymna.

Reznorboy on My Opinion on New Partners

2 months ago

GhostChieftain

I generally disagree, though Malcolm, Keen-Eyed Navigator and Tymna the Weaver is good, I think that Esior, Wardwing Familiar is still better. I believe that the amount of protection for Esior's cost outweighs Malcolm's mana generation.

As for Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh (and Silas), if you only plan to sacrifice Rograkh exactly once the entire game, and can still find enough value in that one, singular sacrifice to warrant him over the other red partners, then yes.

Dargo, the Shipwrecker is just better if you plan on repeated sacrifice, and he's already not good.

Also, for Krark, the Thumbless, since he only applies to instants/sorceries anyway, pairing him with an Artifact themed commander is not going to synergize at all.

Lastly, Malcolm, Keen-Eyed Navigator and Glint-Horn Buccaneer is not a combo that does anything significant. (Definitely not worth tutoring for, at the very least.)

Reznorboy on My Opinion on New Partners

2 months ago

So, I've been wanting to build a deck or two using the new Partner Commanders from Commander Legends since they got spoiled. I may add to this list later.

I'm going to write the 6 Commander pairings (that include at least 1 card from the new set) that I think will be most likely to be meta-relevant, and some of my reasoning why I think so. I will try to avoid repeats. If you have a different opinion, I would be happy to hear it (in a respectful manner).

1. Thrasios, Triton Hero and Livio, Oathsworn Sentinel

Basically, together these two form an almost purely better version of Roon of the Hidden Realm, which at one point was determined cEDH. Self-explanatory.

1. Esior, Wardwing Familiar and Tymna the Weaver

Being able to easily put out a flying creature with Tymna who also protects both of them seems pretty good.

1. Toggo, Goblin Weaponsmith and Kodama of the East Tree

When both of them are out, literally any permanent that enters your battlefield allows you to dump all of the lands from your hand onto the field. Combining this with wheels and shuffling effects allows for some fast comboing to be done.

1. Falthis, Shadowcat Familiar and Jeska, Thrice Reborn

This allows you to essentially kill 3 creatures per turn for very little cost, as well as do decent quantities of Commander Damage in the late game, again, for a low cost.

1. Krark, the Thumbless and Sakashima of a Thousand Faces

Once both are out, chances are that almost every instant and sorcery you cast will effectively come back to you virtually for free. If you make copies, even more value ensues.

1. Gilanra, Caller of Wirewood and Halana, Kessig Ranger

I imagine a Protean Hulk deck becoming of this with a stompy/attrition back up plan. Halana would use her ability to whittle down opponents' creatures, and Gilanra producing mana, and eventually cards, with untap effects, using Gilanra and green creature tutors to eventually get out Protean Hulk and kill Hulk using Halana. (Though Hulk lines don't win the game in Mono-Green, they definitely don't hurt.)

This was originally going to be 10 pairings, but I only felt that these 6 were worth mentioning. If you can convince me that one is worth noting, I will add it.

hejtmane on In Defense of Jeweled Lotus

2 months ago

Wait how is it bad for cedh ?

I mean really it helps already good cedh decks like Godo, Yisan,Selvala Wintoa, Elsha etc to fight all the

Thrasios, Triton Hero or Tymna the Weaver card advantage engine pairings

I am not seeing how Jeweled lotus is bad for cedh; to me it looks like it helps deck diversity even more