ICYMI - June Matches

At MIDCARDS, we are big fans of the art on MTG cards. So much so, a big feature of our Instagram content is matching the cards with nail art.

After each month we will gather together our matches in a blog post, with a short explanation of how we would use each card in a Commander deck.

Chromatic Star

Why use it in a Commander deck?

A artifact for mana fixing.

Get some draw when it is put into a graveyard.

Use in any deck.

Chandra’s Embercat

Why use it in a Commander deck?

A 2/2 creatures with a tap ability.

Tap to add red mana for Elemental spells or a Chandra planeswalker.

Use in Elemental decks with Chandra planeswalkers.

Thousand Moons Infantry

Why use it in a Commander deck?

A creature that is eager to defend.

Untap it during each other player’s untap step.

Use in decks with White.

Bloomvine Regent // Claim Territory

Why use it in a Commander deck?

A dragon with an Omen.

Use the sorcery to search for basic Forests, then shuffle it back into your library.

Cast as a creature with flying for some life gain.

Use in Dragon typal deck.

Chaos Warp

Why use it in a Commander deck?

An instant for spot removal.

It always exciting to see what comes out in its place!

Use in any deck with Red.

Saheeli, the Sun’s Brilliance

Why use it in a Commander deck?

Make some hasty token copies!

Use the mana ability to get create some tokens ready to attack. But they are only around until the beginning of the next end step.

Use as a Commander in an artifact deck.

Cloudbound Moogle

Why use it in a Commander deck?

A creature with flying and a +1/+1 counter for another creature.

Short on land? Use the plainscycling to help you out instead.

Use in decks with White.

Hecteyes

Why use it in a Commander deck?

A creature with a useful ETB.

Make each opponent discard a card!

Use in decks with Black.

Yuna, Hope of Spira

Why use it in a Commander deck?

Enchantment creature bonuses and a way to get enchantment cards back from the graveyard.

Use as a Commander in an enchantment deck.