If the debut of the live-action adaptation on Prime Video this week isnt enough to set your world on fire alone, weve pulled together a list of our favourite cards from Magic: The Gathering s take on Fallout to shake up the Commander format, and help you add a dash of post-apocalyptic retro flavour to your favourite decks
The enchantment costs six for a mono-Black synergy
Heres an example of a Lurrus control deck from MTGO user RaGod: Creature (8) Orcish Bowmasters x2 Psychic Frog x4 Tamiyo, Inquisitive Student x2 Instant (18) Force of Will x4 Spell Pierce x3 Mental Misstep Ancestral Recall Swords to Plowshares x2 Brainstorm Dig Through Time Daze Flusterstorm Force of Negation x3 Sorcery (8) Gitaxian Probe Time Walk Treasure Cruise Demonic Tutor Prismatic Ending Lrien Revealed x3 Artifact (8) Black Lotus Mox Jet Mox Pearl Mox Sapphire Soul-Guide Lantern Mishra's Bauble Sol Ring Vexing Bauble Land (18) Island Strip Mine Tolarian Academy Tundra x3 Underground Sea x3 Polluted Delta x2 Karakas Urza's Saga Wasteland x4 Flooded Strand Sideboard (15) Torpor Orb Grafdigger's Cage x2 Tormod's Crypt x2 Null Rod x2 Lurrus of the Dream-Den Containment Priest x3 Swords to Plowshares Consign to Memory x2 The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale Ichorid / Dredge Ichorid | Illustration by Rk post Vintage decks built around Ichorid are a lot of fun because they can use as few as four lands and still be very effective
The power is immense, and there's few commanders that can wield it like Marvels Captain America, First Avenger
That is how it should be, and the result is a balanced Mox
Players will have to decide to either discard or let Belle take advantage of her three lore
