TBF, I might do better this week due to recent upgrades.Īnyhow, Omnath is my favorite green commander for going sideways at someone. Never placed first (same two guys place 1st every time so I'm barely recouping my entry fee but its no big deal lol). I think it has shroud too).Īll in all it's consistent and I've placed 2nd or 3rd every week I've played it at my local shop. I'm adding a card (name I forget) to mana sink (if it gets 100 counters, which each cost 1 mana, I win on my next upkeep. It has a bunch of ramp and mana doublers (caged sun, doubling cube is coming when I get around to it), a decent infinite mana combo (isn't a forced infinite combo so it doesn't force a draw) for infinite life and infinite/infinite Omnath. For three mana, you can tap Yisan and put a verse counter on him. Yisan is a three-mana 2/3 with an ability that lets you end games with ease. Omnath was a 160/160 with trample, flying and first strike. Finally, the top spot of our ten best mono-Green commanders is held by Yisan, the Wandering Bard. They scooped before I could start really swinging. Last night I was using seedborn muse after a genesis wave where X=23 (played 21 permanents so was a good wave) to gain 43 mana on every one else's turns. I've been told its a Power Level 7, which doesn't mean much to me. My local game shop kinda hates it or laughs at it, depending on who you ask. I'm running Omnath, the Mana Locus (affectionately called The Shotgun by my opponents). That person digging for a wrath you don't have an answer to is probably looking at your board as a cue to pop. Whoever you build, make sure to support with staples like Heroic Intervention, Scavenging Ooze, Eternal Witness, Steelbane Hydra, and Rancor, which offer low-end value and can all win/swing games outright.Īlso, don't forget to diversify your stompiness with some Planeswalkers (Vivien Reid, Nissa, Vital Force/Who Shakes the World). Having a Commander that makes fog become a one way effect, punches through protection from green/Ruined Halo abilities in combat, sneakily gets around small armies, and pressures and/or defeats Planeswalkers, inspires my deck choice. The trick is to fill it with other crazy good, sticky creatures that can be good enough to clean up once somebody's worried about dying to hasty Commander damage. Following Selvala is Calix, Guided by Fate, an enchantment-based creature that turns all your enchantment spells into bonus +1/+1 counters to keep your team growing long into the late game.I play Questing Beast as my mono-green Commander.
Selvala, Explorer Returned is a powerful creature that often appears to be something of a group hug commander, until it generates tons of resources for yourself to put you far ahead your opponents. Ezuri is the most elf focused out of the three elf commanders on this list.
Since you're playing green, it's likely you'll be generating a lot of mana.
With an emphasis on creatures, life gain, counters, ramp, and taxing effect, there are plenty of ways to design your Selesnya to make it unique from the rest. Ezuri, Renegade Leader is the most expensive elf commander on this list and also the most versatile. Updated May 30, 2022, by Ryan Hay: Several new and exciting Magic: The Gathering sets have been released since we last visited this consistent color combination. So today we're going to talk about the best the green and white pairing has to offer in the Commander format. Mono Green Commander Decks from the best players including tabletop tournaments, MTG Arena, Magic Online and many more. Whether the commanders assist tribal strategies or those that utilize tokens, Selesnya has a significant amount of viable options when figuring out which commander should lead a deck. RELATED: Magic: The Gathering – The Best Mono-Blue Commanders Honing in on the strengths of both green and white, Selesnya has a wide variety of commanders that each excel in different areas befitting of the color pairing. All That Glitters Tabletop 106 Mono-Green Stompy by p00pinMyFacex3 Steel Leaf. Sharing a great deal of overlap in regard to abilities and mechanics, it's no surprise that the green and white color pairing of Selesnya is brimming with power commanders in Magic: The Gathering's Commander Format. Rakdos, Lord of Riots has been printed in Return to Ravnica, Commander.
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