Magic The Gathering The Brothers’ War Retro-Frame Commander Deck - Mishra’s Burnished Banner (Blue-Black-Red) & The Brothers’ War Bundle, 8 Set Boosters

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If you do end up building these tribes (for whatever reason) there are plenty of artificers and constructs in the new Brothers’ War set. Here are some of the interesting artificers:

Wondrous Crucible is expensive at seven mana, but giving everything Ward 2 is already a powerful effect that can really tax your opponents’ mana. But even without that clause, its ability to give you a copy of a random non-land card from your graveyard has bonkers potential. The Brothers' War contains 101 commons, 80 uncommons, 63 rares, and 23 mythic rares. Three of those rares and three of those mythic rares are double-faced meld cards. The Brothers' War also contains 10 basic lands and 10 full-art mech basic lands. Retro Artifacts draw; Audacious Reshapers, Muzzio, Visionary Architect, Glint Raker, Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain, Padeem, Consul of Innovation, Expressive Iteration, Thirst for Knowledge, Fact or Fiction, Thoughtcast, Ichor Wellspring, Idol of Oblivion, Mnemonic Sphere, Smelting Vat, Hedron Archive / Dreamstone Hedron lol Urza is a 4/5, but costs six mana total, which isn’t the best rate, but you know how it is with commanders – you care more about what’s inside the text box. At least 1 rare or mythic rare card (approximately 42% to have 2, 13% to have 3, 1% to have 4, and < 1% to have 5)Move to combat and trigger Mishra’s ability. Use this to create a copy of your Cursed Mirror-esque artifact, which will enter as a copy of Bloodthirster. Mishra + Chromatic Orrery + Aggravated Assault = infinite combats (might be too expensive for this though) targeted removal; Herald of Anguish, Abrade, Feed the Swarm, Bedevil, Chaos Warp, Executioner's Capsule, Spine of Ish Sah

There is an interesting note here that I want to make before we go on. Usually, if you used an ability like, for example, Katusmasa, the Animator to turn a non-creature artifact into an artifact for the turn and then copy that creature with an effect like Rite of Replication, the copy would enter the battlefield as a non-creature artifact again. However, if you use Rite of Replication to copy a Mishra’s Warform, that copy is still a 4/4 creature with all the abilities of the artifact. Copy Spells This section might seem strange because neither Mishra nor Ashnod have any abilities that care about their associated tribes. I’m not writing this because I think they would make good tribal commanders, but rather because I always like to consider how the new commanders contribute to the tribes that appear on their card. Explorers of the Deep" Precon Upgrade Guide | Merfolk +1/+1 Counters | Lost Caverns of Ixalan Commander, Furthermore, even though its text box is completely full of text, Mishra only has the one ability. At the beginning of your combat, you get a hasty 4/4 creature copy of one of your noncreature artifacts. At the beginning of your end step, you have to sacrifice it.Mishra is unquestionably one of the most underrated characters in all of Magic: The Gathering's lore. He is a brilliant archaeologist, prodigy artificer and rival to the biggest planeswalker in all of Dominaria's history, his leadership and talent skills are legendary and of course, his looks are the most stylish! Rare cards—one random rare or mythic rare from the main set within the theme's mana color and one rare that is unique to Jumpstart Boosters