Cat commander deck

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Whether you're a cat person, a dog person, or just a Commander person, our latest Secret Lair Commander deck, Raining Cats and Dogs , will get your tail wagging. Featuring 5 reversible borderless cards, each with a cat side and a dog side, this high purr -formance deck lets you flaunt your cat -titude or prove your bite is worse than your bark. First, you'll fill your board with fur -rocious friends, then you'll unleash a doggone cat -tastrophe on your pet -rified pup -ponents—all for your own a- mews -ment. The deck includes 3 reversible borderless display commanders printed on a thicker cardstock great for showing off your commander but not legal in sanctioned play as well as 10 Plains, 5 Mountains, and 7 Forests for a total of 22 traditional foil basic lands with new art. Editor's note: The decklist below pulls the newest printing of each card automatically from our database, including printings that are not in this product. Decklists are not card-for-card product displays but rather interactive lists of the cards included in each deck. It is a limited print run and only available while supplies last.

Cat commander deck

Man's best friend has got nothing on these Cat commanders. Most frequently found in green and white, Cat decks are combat-focused builds with creature type and equipment synergies. They are a top-tier creature, and a well-piloted Cat deck is incredibly hard to stop in combat. Whether you're looking to swarm the battlefield with Cat tokens, give your furry friends some shiny swords to play with, or create a single, unstoppable feline, consider some of these commanders if you're looking to build a Cat deck. This build is centered around blinking Jedit Ojanen and other legendary creatures out of the battlefield. Blue and white will blink your legendary creatures while green and blue offer cards such as Adrix and Nev, Twincasters to double the amount of Cat tokens you generate. You'll be using a lot of legendary creatures in this deck, so include cards like Reki, the History of Kamigawa to get beneficial triggers when you cast them. An incredibly powerful late-game commander, Raksha Golden Cub is best used when you have already amassed a powerful army of Cat creatures. If Raksha isn't removed, your opponents will find themselves in an inescapable onslaught of claws and whiskers. While Jinnie Fay is not expressly a Cat commander, she can easily be built that way. With access to creating Saproling, Soldier, Goblin, and even treasure tokens, the whole strategy with this deck is so spam token generators like Grand Crescendo and Black Market Tycoon. Of course, you'll want to include Cat staples like Regal Caracal and Feline Sovereign to boost the Cat tokens you're creating. Be sure to include protection for Jinnie Fay, as without her, you'll be dealing with a random assortment of token types that don't have many synergies together. Jinnie Fay's boss cares less about Cats and more about the sheer volume of creatures you have , but there's no reason he can't work as a purely Cat commander. Similar to Jinnie Fay, you'll want to have a focus on creating Cat creature tokens to get as many of them as possible onto the battlefield, using enchantments like Felidar Retreat.

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I love cats. If you're reading this, odds are good that you do too, and you're likely looking for the best possible way to take that love and make it work at your Commander table. Well, I have good news for you: Cats play quite well in Commander and are a perfectly viable creature type to throw directly at your opponents. Here, I'll go through some of the best recommendations I have for the feline tribe and help provide you with some straightforward options to turn the table into your own personal scratching post. Transforming one of the cutest creature types into powerhouse plays starts with choosing your commander.

Man's best friend has got nothing on these Cat commanders. Most frequently found in green and white, Cat decks are combat-focused builds with creature type and equipment synergies. They are a top-tier creature, and a well-piloted Cat deck is incredibly hard to stop in combat. Whether you're looking to swarm the battlefield with Cat tokens, give your furry friends some shiny swords to play with, or create a single, unstoppable feline, consider some of these commanders if you're looking to build a Cat deck. This build is centered around blinking Jedit Ojanen and other legendary creatures out of the battlefield.

Cat commander deck

I love cats. If you're reading this, odds are good that you do too, and you're likely looking for the best possible way to take that love and make it work at your Commander table. Well, I have good news for you: Cats play quite well in Commander and are a perfectly viable creature type to throw directly at your opponents. Here, I'll go through some of the best recommendations I have for the feline tribe and help provide you with some straightforward options to turn the table into your own personal scratching post.

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Vivid Meadow. Buy from Card Kingdom. Spirit of the Hearth. Either way, establishing and maintaining a large board is typically the path to success for your kittens. Well, I have good news for you: Cats play quite well in Commander and are a perfectly viable creature type to throw directly at your opponents. Lightning Greaves. Arahbo, Roar of the World. Hunter's Prowess. Reveal those cards, put them into your hand, then shuffle. Of course, you'll want to include Cat staples like Regal Caracal and Feline Sovereign to boost the Cat tokens you're creating. Grappling Hook. Loxodon Warhammer. You'll be using a lot of legendary creatures in this deck, so include cards like Reki, the History of Kamigawa to get beneficial triggers when you cast them. Here, I'll go through some of the best recommendations I have for the feline tribe and help provide you with some straightforward options to turn the table into your own personal scratching post. You could go for a lot of Cat tokens or keep your build primarily to regular Cat creatures.

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Blossoming Sands. If you're reading this, odds are good that you do too, and you're likely looking for the best possible way to take that love and make it work at your Commander table. Hunter's Prowess. On top of that, Hammer of Nazahn gives the creature it's attached to indestructible and can also be equipped as it enters the battlefield, immediately protecting any creature you want from being destroyed. Divine Reckoning. Taj-Nar Swordsmith. Curse of Bounty. If you don't, it enters the battlefield tapped. Leonin Arbiter. If it's a creature card of the chosen type, you may reveal it and put it into your hand. Of course, you'll want to include Cat staples like Regal Caracal and Feline Sovereign to boost the Cat tokens you're creating.