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Go Voltron Force!

Commander / EDH GW (Selesnya) Voltron

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Commander: foil Nazahn, Revered Bladesmith

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Sorry, I couldn't resist making an original Voltron reference. I mean come on, Voltron is made of cats and Nazahn is a cat! Anyways, the deck, Nazahn, Revered Bladesmith is broken, absolutely broken, yet I feel he is criminally underrated. The ability to tutor up powerful equipment on your choosing is ridiculous, no wonder they made him cost so much. The deck itself is a fairly consistent equipment/voltron themed deck so I won't write up a full description. Instead I will touch on some of my personal choices and interesting interactions:

Let's start with Voltron himself, Nazahn, Revered Bladesmith. Unless it is already on the battlefield, the first equipment you should always target with him is Hammer of Nazahn. The next targets for his ETB can consist of whatever equipment is most applicable at the time. At 5/4 (7/4 with Hammer) he hits the battlefield rearing to go.

Balan, Wandering Knight: Her ability to insta-equip everything to herself AND get double strike makes her a pain to deal with for your opponents, especially if you have a second creature on the battlefield who is already suited up. For the low, low cost of 1W, you can instantly protect her (given which equipment you have) and force your opponent into difficult blocking scenarios.

Blinding Angel: Surprised to not see her in more equipment decks. She allows you to attack with impunity knowing your opponent can't hit you back. She basically acts as a second Mirri, Weatherlight Duelist.

Commander Eesha, Sigarda, Host of Herons, Mirran Crusader, Jareth, Leonine Titan, and Fleecemane Lion: Built in protection? Sign me up.

Descend upon the Sinful and Phyrexian Rebirth: While white has a number of better/cheaper board wipes than these two, each one leaves us with a creature post wrath. We can just suit the token up next turn and continue swinging at our now defenseless opponents.

Alms Collector: This cat might be a bit out of place in the deck, but it provides excellent card draw for us and hoses annoying control/wheel decks.

Puresteel Paladin + Bloodforged Battle-Axe: Drawing every time we beat face seems great.

Blade of Selves + Nazahn, Revered Bladesmith: Tutor all of the equipment! This combo gets absurd if Sigarda's Aid is also on the battlefield.

Thanks for taking a look. Suggestions are always appreciated, and please +1 if you like the deck.

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