Tamiyo 1 Drops | Commander Deck Commander Creature 1Arboreal Grazer 1Elvish Pioneer 1Elvish Reclaimer 1Haywire Mite 1Insidious Fungus 1Mockingbird 1Sakura-Tribe Scout Sorcery 1Animist's Awakening 1Enter the Unknown 1Pest Infestation 1Traverse the Ulvenwald 1Wildest Dreams Instant 1An Offer You Can't Refuse 1Confront the Unknown 1Crop Rotation 1Into the Flood Maw Enchantment 1Burgeoning 1Carpet of Flowers 1Combat Research 1Curiosity 1Curious Inquiry 1Curious Obsession 1Elephant Grass 1Exploration 1Keen Sense 1Mystic Remora 1One with Nature 1Predatory Hunger 1Rancor 1Sigil of Sleep 1Sixth Sense 1Unable to Scream 1Utopia Sprawl 1Vanishing 1Wild Growth 1Witness Protection Land 1Boseiju, Who Endures 1Breeding Pool 1Command Tower 1Dark Depths 1Echoing Deeps 1Flooded Strand 7Forest 1Hedge Maze 8Island 1Misty Rainforest 1Otawara, Soaring City 1Polluted Delta 1Rejuvenating Springs 1Scalding Tarn 1Simic Growth Chamber 1Talon Gates of Madara 1Thespian's Stage 1Tyrite Sanctum 1Urza's Cave 1Urza's Saga 1Verdant Catacombs 1Vesuva 1Windswept Heath 1Wooded Foothills 1Yavimaya Coast And there you have it
These fetch lands are known as slow-fetches, and although they were very popular way back when, nowadays youll usually only spot them in budget decks
Both are excellent, and if youre leaning into reanimator, you should also play one of my favorite cards of all time, too: Emeria Shepherd
First, and most obviously, it turns Gale into a win condition
Generally speaking, games of Commander are getting faster these days, and with the focus on playing so many value engines and ramp cards, hate bears are primed to throw spanners in the works
Kappa Cannoneer Kappa Cannoneer is one of the least reasonable but still fair designs weve seen in a while
