Why: So I have an opinion on this beyond 'I ain't got it'. Can be awkward with the null rod stuff though. Why: I don't own one, but I gotta respect Ballista as a nice tidy wincon. If dockside combo remains prevalent, I'll get one. Why: I don't own one and riftwurm accomplishes the same thing 90% of the time. Why: I don't own one, but it's on top of my list.

I like it more than most of my other deviations, and it will probably be the last card I cut as I finish out the deck. Why: I like safekeeper and all, but a) I don't own one right now and b) Crossroads is super clutch sometimes. Sylvan safekeeper → Concordant Crossroads They are as follows, and should not be seen as 1:1 comparisons.

If you want to provide feedback on Brewer's Corner lists, you can use the feedback form found in the changelog channel on our Discord server and linked below.So there's a few differences between my list and the offical one. We'll look into how well the decks are maintained and perform, and how frequently they're played after the initial hype. We will still have general power level guidelines (for example, it will be hard to admit Isamaru despite how optimized a list might be), but they are less strict than our guidelines for older commanders.Įach review cycle, the managers and the reviewers revisit the entries in the Brewer's Corner. In terms of deck evaluation, we will mostly be concerned with optimizing the commander, rather than comparing them to existing entries. New entries that do not fit under any of the existing ones will go into the Brewer's Corner.

The Brewer's Corner is a solution for many of these concerns. While we'd like to see these new commanders represented, many lists aren't maintained after the initial hype period. EDH is increasing in popularity and a lot of people want to play with new commanders.

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