Both commanders offer a vastly different playstyle, allowing for versatility in what you want to do with the deck.Īlthough convoke was primarily associated with green and white, the Divine Convocation Commander deck focusing on the mechanic for March Of The Machine is Jeskai (blue/red/white) instead. Both strategies are fantastic and can be upgraded to grow into a giant threat. There are no limits as to what you can reanimate, which allows you to bring out a massive threat easily and immediately swing in for damage with it, although it is exiled at the next end step or if it would leave the battlefield. They allow you to bring out any nonland permanent from your graveyard with haste whenever a historic spell is cast. The alternate game plan built around its secondary commander Moira and Teshar is about reanimation. RELATED: Magic: The Gathering – The Best Artifacts In March Of The Machine Since many Phyrexians can give poison counters, this proliferate can get your opponents closer to ten, so they lose the game. If any Phyrexian ever dies, it lets you proliferate, making them grow even larger.
These tokens can get giant, as they come in with counters equal to that card's mana value, which makes them all give you two creatures for the price of one. The face commander, Brimaz, Blight of Oreskos is fantastic, giving you an Incubator token whenever you cast either a Phyrexian or artifact spell. The only dual-color Commander deck from March of the Machine, Growing Threat is an Orzhov (white/black) deck all about Phyrexians. You get access to blue as well, allowing you to play counterspells to make sure you can protect your battlefield and stop your opponent from playing their powerful cards. Red is one of the best, and having access to green gives you the ability to ramp and help fix your colors so you are always able to cast your spells. It's Temur (green/blue/red), which are some of the best colors for artifact decks. Artifact strategies are among the most popular when it comes to Commander, largely thanks to Treasure tokens.
#Commander decks upgrade
There are many ways to upgrade Tinker Time as well. Cards such as Tireless Provisioner and Academy Manufactor help to easily get you more tokens, and there are plenty of ways to get Treasure tokens as well to help ramp you into your powerful spells and permanents.
The deck has plenty of ways to make unique artifacts with ease.
#Commander decks for free
Gimbal, Gremlin Prodigy wants you to make artifact tokens with different names, while Rashmi and Ragavan let you cast your opponents' spells for free so long as their mana value is less than the number of artifacts you control. Both of its commanders care about the number of artifacts you control. Tinker Time's main strategy revolves around artifacts.
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