Instead, we'll turn to 10 categories and rank each Commander 2019 deck from first to worst. A first-place ranking gives a deck four points, with second in a category being worth three, third two, and last just a single point. Then, after going through all 10 categories, we can tally up the scores and see which Commander 2019 deck really is the best! Oh yeah, one last thing: for the rest of the article, rather than calling the decks by their proper names, we'll be going with their themes and color combinations, which are shorter and easier to type (as a refresher, Sultai Morph is Faceless Menace, headed by Kadena, Slinking Sorcerer Jeskai Flashback is Mystic Intellect, with Sevinne, the Chronoclasm as the face commander Naya Populate is Primal Genesis, led by Ghired, Conclave Exile and Rakdos Madness refers to the Merciless Rage deck, with Anje Falkenrath out front). Take a gander at the decklists, and then we'll jump into the rankings!Ī couple of important notes: first, since we're still in the preorder period for Commander 2019, prices for many of the cards in the set are inflated. Prices should drop across the board by the time the decks are actually released, so don't assume that you can buy one of the Commander 2019 decks for $40 and immediately resell it for over $100.

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