Balan, Equipment Voltron

Commander / EDH Aggro Mono-White Multiplayer Voltron

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Creature (22)

• 1x Argivian Archaeologist
• 1x Cataclysmic Gearhulk
• 1x Cavalier of Dawn
• 1x Danitha Capashen, Paragon
• 1x Devoted Caretaker
• 1x Eternal Dragon
• 1x Giver of Runes
• 1x Grand Abolisher
• 1x Knight of the White Orchid
• 1x Leonin Abunas
• 1x Mother of Runes
• 1x Noble Templar
• 1x Puresteel Paladin
• 1x Realm-Cloaked Giant
• 1x Recruiter of the Guard
• 1x Restoration Specialist
• 1x Serra Ascendant
• 1x Sram, Senior Edificer
• 1x Stoneforge Mystic
• 1x Stonehewer Giant
• 1x Sun Titan
• 1x Weathered Wayfarer

Sorcery (7)

• 1x Austere Command
• 1x Cleansing Nova
• 1x Hour of Revelation
• 1x Open the Armory
• 1x Sevinne's Reclamation
• 1x Steelshaper's Gift
• 1x Winds of Abandon

Land (36)

• 1x Ancient Tomb
• 1x Buried Ruin
• 1x Castle Ardenvale
• 1x Command Beacon
• 1x Desert of the True
• 1x Emeria, The Sky Ruin
• 1x Field of Ruin
• 1x Inventors' Fair
• 1x Kor Haven
• 1x Mikokoro, Center of the Sea
• 1x Mistveil Plains
• 1x Myriad Landscape
• 20x Plains
• 1x Rogue's Passage
• 1x Scavenger Grounds
• 1x Secluded Steppe
• 1x Thespian's Stage

Instant (7)

• 1x Enlightened Tutor
• 1x Generous Gift
• 1x Heliod's Intervention
• 1x Oblation
• 1x Path to Exile
• 1x Swords to Plowshares
• 1x Teferi's Protection

Artifact (6)

• 1x Expedition Map
• 1x Mana Crypt
• 1x Mind Stone
• 1x Sensei's Divining Top
• 1x Sol Ring
• 1x Soul-Guide Lantern

Commander (1)

Balan's Armory (16)

• 1x Argentum Armor
• 1x Batterskull
• 1x Blackblade Reforged
• 1x Colossus Hammer
• 1x Conqueror's Flail
• 1x Hammer of Nazahn
• 1x Inquisitor's Flail
• 1x Loxodon Warhammer
• 1x Shadowspear
• 1x Swiftfoot Boots
• 1x Sword of Feast and Famine
• 1x Sword of Fire and Ice
• 1x Sword of Light and Shadow
• 1x Sword of the Animist
• 1x Sword of Vengeance
• 1x Umezawa's Jitte

Enchantment (4)

• 1x Dawn of Hope
• 1x Grasp of Fate
• 1x Sigarda's Aid
• 1x Smothering Tithe

Nahiri (1)

• 1x Nahiri, the Lithomancer

Maybeboard

Allied Swords (4)

• 1x Sword of G and W
• 1x Sword of R and G
• 1x Sword of Sinew and Steel
• 1x Sword of U and B

Core Set 2021 (1)

• 1x Angelic Ascension

Ikoria Commander (1)

• 1x Flawless Maneuver

Artifact (2)

• 1x Credit Voucher
• 1x Treasure Map  ^Flip

Instant (2)

• 1x Scout's Warning
• 1x Topple the Statue

Creature (1)

• 1x Cliffside Rescuer

Jumpstart (1)

• 1x Pending

Ikora: Lair of Behemoths (2)

• 1x Bonders' Enclave
• 1x Splendor Mare

Sorcery (2)

• 1x Akroma's Vengeance
• 1x Shatter the Sky

Equipment (1)

• 1x Dowsing Dagger  ^Flip

Planeswalker (1)

• 1x Karn, Scion of Urza

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February 29, 2020 -- Theros: Beyond Death Update Show

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Theros: Beyond Death Additions

Apostle of Purifying Light -> Soul-Guide Lantern

Champion's Helm -> Shadowspear

Return to Dust -> Heliod's Intervention

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Other Additions

None

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Description

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Equipment Voltron

Gameplan Show

The primary objective for victory is to deal 21 Commander Damage to each opponent with Balan, Wandering Knight

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Early game is spent setting up. Any ramp, utility creatures, and Equipment are played in the first several turns to prepare the board for Balan, Wandering Knight. Once the board is ready, Balan is cast, equipped, and starts the clock.

Further resources are devoted into keeping Balan suited up to retain her quick clock, casting new Equipment or recurring destroyed ones when necessary. I'm also disrupting my opponents' game plans with removal and may pressure other opponents with any available alternative threats.

In the event that Balan dies, she is recast and reequipped through her ability to quickly resume her assault. If I'm in a situation where recasting Balan isn't ideal, such as right after a full board sweeper, the deck's alternative threats pick up the slack until the board is restored for Balan to take command again.

If Balan ever becomes too expensive to recast and Command Beacon isn't available, my deck's alternative threats fully take over and I attempt to defeat my opponents though regular Equipment beatdown.

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Deck History Show

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This is my first Commander deck. I started building in October 2011, with the original motivation as the desire to use The Kaldra Set. To get the best use out of them, I required a synergistic Commander.

The only Equipment-based Legends available at the time were Raksha and Kemba. Raksha was way too expensive for my needs, so that only left Kemba, Kha Regent, and she became this deck's First Commander.

The earliest builds of this deck were a Token/Voltron hybrids to benefit from Kemba's cats. Overtime the token support dwindled, as I no longer cared about the token aspects of the deck and desired to focus more into accomplishing Commander Damage kills.

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In July 2013, Eight-and-a-Half-Tails took over from Kemba as the second Commander shortly after the token support was dropped completely. 8.5 was much better suited for a Voltron strategy by using his protection to keep targeted removal off of himself and my Equipment and bypass blockers. 8.5 wasn't without his own issues. He's essentially useless early game and the occasional games with mana screw botched his effectiveness, but he was the best Commander available that fit my needs.

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Aether Revolt gave this deck its third Commander, Sram, Senior Edificer, and Equipment synergy returned to the Command Zone. Sram's ability to drop as early as Turn 2 and begin the Commander Damage death clock much faster than his predecessors while keeping my hand stocked fit the deck very well.

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Sram's reign was short-lived. Commander 2017 heralded this deck's forth and current Commander, Balan, Wandering Knight, who possesses what her predecessors never had: raw power. Balan is an Equipment master, able to quickly defeat opponents with the minimal set-ups.

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Card Choices

Creatures Show

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Argivian Archaeologist

Artifact recursion. Takes advantage of a graveyard full of destroyed Equipment.

It also creates a card draw engine with Mind Stone or Soul-Guide Lantern.

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Cataclysmic Gearhulk & Realm-Cloaked Giant

Sweepers attached to bodies. Capable of being back-up Equipment wielders and be reused with recursion.

• Gearhulk equalizes the board. It dies to its own ability more often than not. Situations where I'm behind and have noting else worth keeping is when it will linger.
• Realm-Cloaked Giant waits in exile after it sweepers the board until it's needed.

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Cavalier of Dawn

In my opinion, it's the ultimate utility creature:

• It's ETB trigger removes threats.
• It's death trigger brings back an Equipment or enchantment
• It's vigilant 4/5 body is a great base frame to be a back-up Equipment wielder.
• It can kill itself with its own ETB trigger to get the recursion death trigger immediately.

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Danitha Capashen

Reduces Equipment mana costs.

Her multiple keywords also makes her a great back-up Equipment wielder, specifically the Swords and P/T boosters. She's particularly great early game as the initial threat if the rest of my opening hand is lacking for Balan.

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Devoted Caretaker, Mother of Runes, & Giver of Runes

Protectors that keep targeted removal off of Balan and important utility creatures.

• Mom and Giver can use protection to have Balan bypass blockers.
• Caretaker also keeps targeted removal spells off of my Equipment.

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Eternal Dragon & Noble Templar

I use them in lieu of other Basic land tutors, such as Land Tax and Gift of Estates. Those type of cards tend to become dead very quickly while a creature still has the potential to be a back-up Equipment wielder. And as creatures, they pair very well with Sword of Light and Shadow to give a steady stream of land drops.

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Grand Abolisher

Keeps my turns free from my opponents' shenanigans. Their countermagic is kept at bay and their instant-speed interaction is useless in stopping Balan's assault.

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Knight of the White Orchid

Mana ramp. It's also able to grab Mistveil Plains.

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Leonin Abunas

Artifact protector, and the only one worth playing. Giving artifacts hexproof instead of shroud makes it easier to equip artifact creatures or to target my own Equipment for whatever reason.

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Puresteel Paladin & Sram, Senior Edificer

Equipment-based card draw engines. Makes my Equipment cantrip.

Puresteel Paladin also lets me equip for free when metalcraft is active.

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Recruiter of the Guard

Small creature tutor. Has a handful of options within this deck to match the situation.

When I'm looking for new additions, having toughness 2 or less is an asset.

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Restoration Specialist

Artifact and enchantment recursion. Specialist can bring back both an artifact and an enchantment, especially the ones that Sun Titan will miss.

Since it sacrifices itself, it pairs extremely well with Sword of Light and Shadow.

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Serra Ascendant

The Scourge of Turn 1. Purely an attacker with no utility.

I've dialed back on creatures that don't do anything beyond attack in this deck, but Ascendant has persisted due to its unique nature as a 6/6 flying lifelinker for a single .

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Stoneforge Mystic

An Equipment Tutor that circumvents mana costs. Handy for saving on mana for the turn, dodging countermagic, and not paying to cast Argentum Armor.

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Stonehewer Giant

The best creature in the 99. An unanswered Stonehewer can take over the board from tutoring up my top Equipment back-to-back.

I tend to favour Argentum Armor as the first Equipment to grab with it.

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Sun Titan

The Recursion King of White. Takes advantage of a well-stocked graveyard and can be a back-up Equipment wielder.

It also creates a card draw engine with Mind Stone or Soul-Guide Lantern.

When I'm looking for new additions, having a CMC within 3 is an asset.

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Weathered Wayfarer

A repeatable land tutor. Keeps me from falling behind on land drops and sets up my board with utility lands.

A Wayfarer on Turn 1 can tutor up Ancient Tomb for an early Balan.

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Equipment Show

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Argentum Armor

I see this Equipment as a staple despite its high costs. It's really easy to dodge at least one of them most of the time, especially with Balan as my Commander. It's all worth it for the large P/T boost and blowing something up every attack.

I frequently have Stonehewer Giant tutor this up first.

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Batterskull

As a living weapon, I see it as a creature first, Equipment second. This mitigates its high costs and is a back-up Equipment wielder that can be easily tutored for.

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Blackblade Reforged & Colossus Hammer

The P/T boosters. Can put Balan's damage output into one-shot territory.

Also allows back-up Equipment wielders to scale with this format's multiple large life totals.

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Conqueror's Flail

Keeps my turns free from my opponents' shenanigans. Their countermagic is kept at bay and their instant-speed interaction is useless in stopping Balan's assault.

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Hammer of Nazahn

One of the best Equipment available. +2/+0 and auto-equipping in addition to providing indestructible puts this Equipment above its predecessors.

It has kicked out Darksteel Plate for a spot in this deck. There's no room for both.

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Inquisitor's Flail

Damage doubler.

Replaced Fireshrieker when Balan took over as Commander since she naturally has double strike and I don't want Equipment that are completely dead for her.

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Loxodon Warhammer & Shadowspear

Solid equipment that provide P/T boosts, trample and lifelink.

• Warhammer's larger power boost pairs with more Equipment to have Balan's damage output in one-shot territory.
• Shadowspear's ability to strip hexproof and indestructible form my opponents' permanents allows my removal to tag problems they would otherwise miss.

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Swiftfoot Boots

Cheap hexproof and haste is something Equipment Voltron shouldn't go without.

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Sword of Feast and Famine

Discard and land untaping. Chews up my opponents' hands and gives me extra mana for the turn

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Sword of Fire and Ice

The best Equipment for card draw. The 2 damage from its trigger is handy for killing small utility creatures and poking Planeswalkers.

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Sword of Light and Shadow

Not the most powerful of the Swords, but it has plenty to work with.

Offers protection from the top creature removal colours, and the recursion effect is a great fit in a deck with a large number of utility creatures.

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Sword of the Animist

Tutorable mana ramp. Providing a land every turn eases missing land drops and increases the number of Plains on the battlefield for Emeria.

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Sword of Vengeance

Provides a collection of keywords to benefit a creature with high power.

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Umezawa's Jitte

A unique Equipment that uses charge counters for various effects:

• +2/+2 to boost the equipped creature's power.
• -1/-1 to kill opposing utility creatures, or a large threat when enough counters are stockpiled.
• Lifegain to buffer my life total or trigger Dawn of Hope outside of combat.

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Artifacts Show

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Expedition Map

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

A Map on Turn 1 can tutor up Ancient Tomb for an early Balan.

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Mind Stone

A mana rock that can be popped for a card when it's no longer useful.

Also creates a card draw engine with Argivian Archaeologist or Sun Titan.

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Sensei's Divining Top

A three-card hand extension. Helps digs for needed cards, such as Equipment or removal.

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Sol Ring & Mana Crypt

Sol Ring is a format staple. Every deck should have one. They reprint it in every Commander precon deck for a reason.

Mana Crypt is essentially a second Sol Ring. I wouldn't recommend hunting it down if you don't already own one. It's not worth it for how much it costs and the non-zero percent chance of it killing you.

And yes, I have died to a Crypt trigger. Fun times.

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Soul-Guide Lantern

Grave-hate artifact. Gives me the option to pick one target and draw a card or a full 'yard purge.

Unlike other grave-hate artifacts, my graveyard is untouched. Lantern also lingers in my 'yard for my artifact recursion to get more uses out of it, be it further purges or card draw.

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Enchantments Show

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Dawn of Hope

A card draw engine that utilizes this deck's various lifegain sources. Can use its own Soldier tokens to draw cards whenever necessary and be emergency Equipment wielders.

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Grasp of Fate

Removes a permanent from each opponent. I'm not a huge fan of Banishing Light-style of removal, but I'm willing to use one that hits multiple cards.

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Sigarda's Aid

Gives my Equipment flash and an auto-equip for a single . Can lead to some explosive turns and handy tricks.

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Smothering Tithe

Stockpiles mana in Treasure tokens from my opponents drawing cards.

Has great synergy with Mikokoro, Center of the Sea.

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Sorceries Show

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Austere Command

A modal sweeper catering to the situation's specific needs.

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Cleansing Nova

Another modal sweeper, destroying either all creatures or everyone's toys.

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Hour of Revelation

A complete board reset for only . Its low cost allows me to follow up with other spells to rebuild right after.

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Sevinne's Reclamation

Sun Titan's trigger as a spell. A flashback cast can quickly rebuild my board after a sweeper.

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Steelshaper's Gift & Open the Armory

Basic Equipment tutors. Cheap, simple, and effective.

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Winds of Abandon

A creature removal spell that can be either a one-target kill or a full sweeper.

The sweeper is also asymmetrical, which leaves opponents defenseless from a lethal Balan.

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Instants Show

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Enlightened Tutor

An instant tutor that grabs whatever artifact or enchantment is needed. Mostly used to tutor for an Equipment.

It can pair with Sensei's Divining Top to get the tutored card right away when cast during my turn.

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Generous Gift & Oblation

This deck's catch-all removal spells. Their main role is to be targeted Planeswalker removal, but they can still be used on whatever that ails me.

• Generous Gift is capable of taking out a troublesome utility land.
• Oblation can be used as a draw spell in a pinch.

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Heliod's Intervention

An X-costed artifact/enchantment removal spell. I can take out a few annoyances or take out all of my opponents' toys. I'm using this instead of Return to Dust because of its flexibility.

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Path to Exile & Swords to Plowshares

White's premium creature removal. Rids a threat for just a single .

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Teferi's Protection

A spell that spares my board from destruction, saves me from an alpha strike, or keeps my life total from being heavily drained.

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Planeswalkers Show

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Nahiri, the Lithomancer

Equipment-based Planeswalker. Provides bodies, recursion, and a powerful Equipment.

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Land Show

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Ancient Tomb

A land that taps for . Helpful for paying for Equipment costs and casting expensive spells.

It can also enable an early Balan from it being in my opening hand or tutored from a Turn 1 Wayfarer or Map.

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Buried Ruin

Artifact recursion that doesn't take up a nonland slot.

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Castle Ardenvale

Creates 1/1 Humans to either be a chump blocker, be fodder for a forced sacrifice, or be an emergency Equipment wielder.

Also an untapped source of .

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Command Beacon

Balan can be really expensive. On only her second cast, I'll need 8 mana (4 for her initial mana cost, 2 for Commander Tax, and 2 to for her attach ability).

Command Beacon offering a tax break comes in handy when mana is tight.

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Desert of the True & Secluded Steppe

Cycling lands to give this deck a bit of extra card draw.

Desert of the True also has synergy with Scavenger Grounds.

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Emeria, The Sky Ruin

A powerful creature recursion engine just for having a bunch of Plains.

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Field of Ruin

A Stripland to get rid of a problem utility land.

I use Field over Strip Mine or any other option due to Field replacing itself. I don't care if the other opponents get a free Basic. The later the game goes, the less impact that free land creates.

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Inventors' Fair

An artifact tutor on a land. Also offers a bit of lifegain.

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Kor Haven

A protective utility land that deters my opponents' threats.

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Mikokoro, Center of the Sea

A great card draw engine that doesn't take up a nonland slot. It also has synergy with Smothering Tithe.

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Mistveil Plains

Tuck cards from my graveyard. This simple ability has a few very handy applications:

• Gives instants and sorceries (and Nahiri) the chance to be used again.
• Allows Equipment to be retutored back into play. This is especially effective with Stonehewer Giant.
• Denies my opponents' targeted grave-hate or recursion effects on my own cards.

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Myriad Landscape

Land ramp on a land.

Benefits Emeria by getting two Plains out at once.

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Rogue's Passage

Makes Balan unblockable.

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Scavenger Grounds

A grave-hate card that's doesn't take up a nonland slot.

Pairs with Desert of the True for an extra purge.

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Thespian's Stage

A land clone. Can become a Plains if there's nothing worth copying.

Notable Exclusions

Equipment Show

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Equipment

• Champion's Helm only giving hexproof to Legends makes it underwhelming when equipping it to back-up threats.
• Darksteel Plate has been outclassed by Hammer of Nazahn, and there's no space for both.
• Elbrus, the Binding Blade   has a Colour Identity of . (Rule 903.4c)
• Fireshrieker is a dead card for Balan.
• Grafted Exoskeleton would devolve the deck into attempting poison kills. Nobody enjoys fighting against poison. Nobody.
• Masterwork of Ingenuity doesn't function well when the vast majority of your Equipment are either Legendary or not worth copying.
• The Kaldra Set has been antiquated by newer Equipment. Getting the whole set out at once is too inconsistent and inefficient.
• Lightning Greaves & Whispersilk Cloak offering shroud is a problem in a deck that has to target its own creatures. Balan can bypass this issue, but the deck's back-up threats can't.
• Skullclamp can't draw many cards in a deck without cheap, consistent access to expendable X/1s. There are a few cards in the deck that can create 1/1 tokens, but aren't exactly optimal for Clamp.
• Sword of Body and Mind's milling is way too slow as a win-con and fuels opposing Graveyard strategies.
• Sword of War and Peace's varied damage and lifegain is practically worthless.
• Sword of Truth and Justice's proliferate doesn't accomplish much in a deck not focused on counters.

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Support Creatures

• Auriok Steelshaper shaving off only a single mana from equip costs isn't enough.
• Indomitable Archangel requiring metalcraft is a significant hurdle, especially since I'm willing to clear the board whenever necessary.
• Kemba, Kha Regent and her Cat tokens conflicts with the deck's pure Voltron strategy.
• Leonin Shikari granting Equipment the ability to equip at instant-speed doesn't do a lot when I generally attack with a single creature.
• Stone Haven Outfitter is pretty mediocre in a Voltron strategy. Balan's death will never trigger its card draw ability.

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Tutors

• Relic Seeker tutoring post-combat is a bit awkward.
• Steelshaper Apprentice is slow and clunky.
• Taj-Nar Swordsmith needs way too much mana at once to tutor up most Equipment.
• Quest for the Holy Relic is really slow and is a horrid late game draw.

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Creatures Show

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• Armory Automaton & Heavenly Blademaster don't have meaningful use beyond being alternative threats.
• Avacyn, Angel of Hope has a cumbersome mana cost and can't effectively protect my Equipment in the wake of the quality exiling removal that exists.
• Bastion Protector only affecting my Commander is way too narrow.

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Artifacts & Enchantments Show

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Artifacts

• Darksteel Forge is really, really expensive for what it does. This deck isn't interested in a 9-drop that rots in my hand.
• Inspiring Statuary can only affect 29 of the 64 spells this deck contains. Regardless, not being able to make Equipment spells cheaper is an instant deal-breaker.

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Enchantments

• Banishing Light & Oblivion Ring are both outclassed by Grasp of Fate.
• Land Tax was in this deck since the beginning. It has since been replaced, as I disliked waiting for an upkeep trigger.

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Mana Rocks

I'm intentionally keeping the amount of mana rocks in this deck at an absolute minimum. Equipment decks will naturally incentivize heavier use of artifact hate, and non-Equipment artifacts will frequently end up as collateral damage. This deck also has a good number of sweepers that will ruin all attempts to build mana with artifact sources.

Sol Ring and Mana Crypt are pretty much as far as I want to go. Any other mana rocks would have to offer some form of utility beyond mana production to make me interested in using it.

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Mana Doublers

I'm abstaining from using mana doublers entirely. Aside from having the same issues that mana rocks do, they also possess their own individual problems:

• Extraplanar Lens doesn't like a mana base with a high nonbasic land count.
• Gauntlet of Power can increase my opponents' White mana production.
• Caged Sun has a higher mana cost that can burn up a turn's mana without accomplishing anything.

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Spells Show

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Sorceries

• Council's Judgment gives opponents too much sway over what gets exiled.
• Mass Calcify costs too much for a creature-only sweeper and will backfire against White opponents.
• Open the Vaults is symmetrical. I run plenty of other recursion effects that don't involve my opponents getting their toys back.

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Instants

• Dispatch is completely pointless. White has plenty of efficient creature removal spells not tied to a prerequisite.
• Return to Dust had its spot taken over by the much more flexible Heliod's Intervention. Losing the exiling effect is a bummer, but not a deal-breaker.

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Mass Land Destruction

I don't like mass land destruction effects in Commander, and I'm never using it in this deck. It only give me the win if I have an overwhelming board advantage. Otherwise, I'm either kingmaking or turning the game into an utter mess.

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Lands Show

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• Fetchlands are primarily for colour-fixing, which a mono-coloured deck doesn't need. Using them for deckthinning is a pointless waste of space as deckthinning with them is statistically negligible.
• Artifact Lands don't provide any meaningful utility and will end up as collateral damage from sweepers. It isn't worth using them to enable metalcraft.
• Cavern of Souls doesn't do much in a non-Tribal, mono-coloured deck. Just using it to make Balan uncounterable feels like a waste.
• Flagstones of Trokair doesn't do anything relevant. A land that replaces itself is extremely narrow in use.
• Inkmoth Nexus, like Grafted Exoskeleton, would devolve the deck into attempting poison kills.
• Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx doesn't function properly in a deck with a high concentration of colourless permanents.
• Temple of the False God is a trap that offers the promises of two mana, but is a dead card when that mana matters the most.

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Deck Development

As of June 17, 2020

Changelog

June 17 Show

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Maybeboard

Added:

• Angelic Ascension

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April 11 Show

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Maybeboard

Added:

• Splendor Mare
• Bonders' Enclave

• Flawless Maneuver

• Dowsing Dagger  
• Karn, Scion of Urza

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Pending Changes

Added:

• Conqueror's Flail -> Dowsing Dagger  
• Mikokoro, Center of the Sea -> Bonders' Enclave

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February 29, 2020 -- Theros: Beyond Death Update Show

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Decklist Changes

Theros: Beyond Death Additions:

• Apostle of Purifying Light -> Soul-Guide Lantern
• Champion's Helm -> Shadowspear
• Return to Dust -> Heliod's Intervention

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Maybeboard

Removed:

• All Decklist additions

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Pending Changes

Removed:

• All Decklist changes

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Pending Changes

Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths Additions

Mikokoro, Center of the Sea -> Bonders' Enclave

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Ikoria Commander Additions

Currently None

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Other Additions

Conqueror's Flail -> Dowsing Dagger  

Previous Updates

Throne of Eldraine Show

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Throne of Eldraine Additions:

• Wrath of God -> Realm-Cloaked Giant
• Dust Bowl -> Castle Ardenvale

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Other Additions:

• None

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Summer's End 2019 Update Show

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Core Set 2020 Additions:

• Heavenly Blademaster -> Cavalier of Dawn
• Stonecloaker -> Apostle of Purifying Light
• Basilisk Collar -> Colossus Hammer

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Modern Horizons Additions:

• Key to the City -> Giver of Runes
• Single Combat -> Winds of Abandon
• Unexpectedly Absent -> Generous Gift

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Commander 2019 Additions:

• Remember the Fallen -> Sevinne's Reclamation

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Other Additions:

• None

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War of the Spark Update Show

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War of the Spark Additions:

• Urza's Ruinous Blast -> Single Combat

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Other Additions:

• None

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Top Ranked	Achieved #6 position overall 7 years ago Achieved #1 position in Commander / EDH Mono-White 1 year ago Achieved #1 position in Commander / EDH Voltron 1 year ago
Date added	7 years
Last updated	3 weeks
Legality	This deck is Commander / EDH legal.
Rarity (main - side)	13 - 0 Mythic Rares 48 - 0 Rares 15 - 0 Uncommons 4 - 0 Commons
Cards	100
Avg. CMC	2.80
Tokens	3/3 Golem, 1/1 Human, 0/0 Germ, None Treasure, Equipment, 1/1 Soldier, 3/3 Elephant, 1/1 Kor Soldier
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