Due to this versatility, Muldrotha has become a general that’s attractive to competitive players that may normally be keen on sanctioned Magic but also want to invest in at least one Commander deck. Of the available options, Muldrotha, the Gravetide ascended to the top of popularity for the wedge very quickly as a powerful tool box deck that can be equipped with whatever your meta calls for. With the ramp of green, control elements of blue, and “everything, at a cost” nature of black, the wedge can cover a lot of bases and outlast the rest of the table very easily. Sultai is considered by many to be the best color combination in Commander. That is why today I will be looking at this potent deck and highlighting valuable pieces to look out for this weekend, so you too can start developing your own spin on this deck.
But this spark of inspiration has occupied my mind for the better part of the last three weeks, which means there must be something here.
As Theros Beyond Death was being previewed, one of the most frequent thoughts I had was “this seems like it would work well in a Muldrotha, the Gravetide deck.” Now that the set has been revealed to us in full and I have had some time to take it in I would contend that while likely not intended, Wizards had given us a lot of solid pieces for a starter Muldrotha deck.Īdmittedly, I’ve wanted to build around her in the past, but never committed to it. With each prerelease, I find myself looking out for cards I hope to nab in my Sealed pool that I think I will get some use out of in Commander.
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