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1 Anje Falkenrath 1 Chainer, Nightmare Adept 1 Greven, Predator Captain 1 Archfiend of Spite 1 Bone Miser 1 K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth 1 Anje's Ravager 1 Skyfire Phoenix 1 Wildfire Devils 1 Champion of Stray Souls 1 Geth, Lord of the Vault 1 Soul of Innistrad 1 Asylum Visitor 1 Doomed Necromancer 1 Overseer of the Damned 1 Flayer of the Hatebound 1 Magus of the Wheel 1 Squee, … It seems a little fragile but I've not played much recursion before and would love to hear from folks with more experience. A recurrable reanimation outlet in your command zone is the optimal pick for that kind of strategy, because there are only so many viable reanimation spells you can use in your deck. How’s it get stopped, just a counter?

Go off too early and you become an unpredictable threat. I mean one bojuka bog and I'd be set pretty far back.

You don’t have to sleeve up One With Nothing just yet, but at this rate, who knows what we’ll see next? While most people are basically saying "Just build Chainer", I think chainer is a terrible reanimator commander. If you do not combo off there's a high possibility that you'll just run out of steam when using a commander like Anje, plus you're probably moving away from the madness gameplan which further diminishes her value. These two wincons seem to synergize with one another (i.e. Honestly, the most competitive you'll get with Anje is probably some kind of combo deck.

Merciless Rage is a 100 card Commander preconstructed deck with a madness theme, featured in Commander 2019. I like the sound of that. Here is the thing, that is boring, and pretty much unfun for any non 75% pod ( and even then it plays very "samey ". Commander 2019 Rarity, #: M, 37 Card Type: Legendary Creature — Vampire P / T: 1 / 3 Description: Haste T, Discard a card: Draw a card. While Chainer, Nightmare Adept is an interesting outlet for turning this deck into a Reanimator strategy, it remains to be seen whether he can stand the test of time against Karador, Ghost Chieftain or Sedris, the Traitor King. Sign up for the Hipsters Newsletter for weekly updates.

Yes I can see that about the combo -- and it's actually a pretty cheap combo I think.

Merciless Rage is a 100 card Commander preconstructed deck with a madness theme, featured in Commander 2019. Due to this cost disparity, you are reliant on your discard outlets to get the most value out of Madness.

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This sounds good but I worry about graveyard hate just wiping this out. Things like Boneyard Parley, Hedonist’s Trove, and Bloodthirsty Blade could become Rise of the Dark Realms, Living Death, and Phyrexian Reclamation.

Option 1 is more interesting and a better possibility. I don't think that it is viable as a standalone gameplan. Some other REALLY good cards in the deck are [[Psychosis Crawler]], [[Glint-Horn Buccaneer]], [[Archfiend of Ifnir]]. Go off too early and you become an unpredictable threat. Tools. Posted by 5 days ago. Finding the right balance will fall somewhere in between.

It is Rakdos colored ().1 The primary commander is Anje Falkenrath, and the secondary commanders are Chainer, Nightmare Adept and Greven, Predator Captain. using [[Anje Falkenrath]] to discard and draw on madness creatures would help get stuff in the graveyard and ping through option 2) but I would love to hear thoughts about other non-infinite combo wincons for this deck. Those cards often cost more than their regular counterparts, but offer either a cost reduction or some sort of value while being discarded and cast for their Madness cost. Your testing may find that you want to go outside of Rakdos to make your strategy more viable.

Our games will be spent discarding cards for value, and then finding ways to recur them as time goes on.

Commander 2019 introduced a Madness commander into the format, and it’s a great time to be a brewer.

As with any mechanic that has a fresh push from Wizards, there are going to be plenty of players that are excited to brew. Travis is a Connecticut-based player and writer, who has been turning things sideways since Starter 1999. If you want to lean more into a creature toolbox strategy, then Tortured Existence is a great way of using your graveyard as an extension of your hand. Right now I've just got the stock precon list. However, I do believe that it’s a fun and interesting angle to take with deckbuilding. However, if you lose that discard outlet, then you can find yourself a step or two behind the rest of the table. It’s certainly combo-y but not infinite. Do you have any other cards like Faith or Glint-Horn in your deck? As for table politics, you’re going to be in a strange position. Not to forget that chainer gives haste, to himself too as he isnt cast from hand, it can be relevent in some situation. Commander 2019 Deck Themes (Potentially) Revealed, All 4 Commanders from Commander 2019 Revealed at Gencon, Commander 2019 Previews to Begin August 1 at GenCon.

Thanks a ton for the advice! Worldgorger Dragon - (G) (SF) (txt) (ER)Doomsday - (G) (SF) (txt) (ER)Glint-Horn Buccaneer - (G) (SF) (txt) (ER)Faith of the Devoted - (G) (SF) (txt) (ER)Bone Miser - (G) (SF) (txt) (ER)Necropotence - (G) (SF) (txt) (ER)Necrologia - (G) (SF) (txt) (ER)[[cardname]] or [[cardname|SET]] to call. I think they are so cool but it’s just not going to fly :).

Oh I love those both! Currently, I am ignoring option 2 as an option to be explored as what your talking about would be basically commander 8 rack. I figure if I can get stuff on the board that pings when I draw and discard cards then I might be able to put some pressure on peoples lifetotals. Export to CSV; Export to Text; Export to Arena; Print Decklist View mode: Listing. The folks I play with just don't love infinite combos so I'm just trying to avoid them. If so, are there other cards like this that I should include?

Commander 2019. Interesting thoughts about chainer. At that point, our deck becomes our own worst enemy.

Those are some great cards that I hadn’t seen before. Merciless Rage looks like a great starting point for that brewer out there, and will offer plenty of directions to grow with. It is illustrated by Raymond Swanland and is property of Wizards of the Coast LLC.

We can set up our value engine, but not try to run away with the game before we have a reasonable shot at winning.