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Proxy Power Up: Graveyard Overdrive Precon Upgrade Guide

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Supercharge your “Graveyard Overdrive” deck with our expert upgrade guide! Commanded by the tenacious Disa the Restless, this Modern Horizons 3 Precon is designed to turn your graveyard into a powerhouse of potential. By filling your graveyard with key cards, this deck enables you to avenge the fallen and launch devastating counterattacks. Whether you’re a seasoned Commander player or new to the format, our recommendations will help you harness the full power of this relentless deck.

In this detailed Graveyard Overdrive Precon Upgrade guide, we’ll highlight 9 high-value and synergistic card upgrades that will maximize your graveyard strategies and enhance your deck’s performance. Additionally, we’ll recommend 9 cards to cut, ensuring your deck remains focused and formidable. Embrace the mantra “No Rest for the Restless” and discover how to fuel your counterattacks with these essential upgrades!

  • Ashes of the Fallen
  • Breach the Multiverse
  • Entomb
  • Grist, Voracious Larva // Grist, the Plague Swarm
  • Lumra, Bellow of the Woods
  • Nethergoyf
  • Noxious Revival
  • Six
  • Tarmogoyf

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recommend considering when upgrading your Graveyard Overdrive commander precon deck:

  • Accursed Marauder
  • Burnished Hart
  • Mortivore
  • Bituminous Blast
  • Talisman of Resilence
  • Talisman of Impulse
  • Garruk, Apex Predator
  • Evolving Wilds

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Proxy Power Up: Tricky Terrain Precon Upgrade Guide

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Elevate your “Tricky Terrain” deck with our expert upgrade guide! Commanded by the resourceful Omo, Queen of Vesuva, this Modern Horizons 3 Precon is built to maximize the power of lands and ramp strategies. With a focus on land-based ramp, this Green-Blue deck enables you to grow your resources quickly and unleash your most formidable creatures to devastate your opponents. Whether you’re an experienced Commander player or new to the format, our insights will help you optimize your deck and dominate the battlefield.

In this comprehensive Tricky Terrain Precon Upgrade guide, we’ll showcase 9 high-value and synergistic card upgrades that will enhance your deck’s land ramp and value generation. We’ll also suggest 9 cards to cut, keeping your deck streamlined and lethal. Sow the seeds of devastation and discover how to turn your ramped-up lands into game-winning plays with these essential upgrades!

  • Descendants’ Path
  • Elvish Champion
  • Exploration
  • Helm of the Host
  • Lord of Atlantis
  • Raise the Palisade
  • Roaming Throne
  • Spawning Kraken
  • Timber Protector

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recommend considering when upgrading your Tricky Terrain commander precon deck:

  • Oblivion Stone
  • Skullwinder
  • Acidic Slime
  • Nissa, Steward of Elements
  • Curse of Swine
  • Urban Evolution
  • Fog Bank
  • Sylvan Scrying
  • Forest

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Proxy Power Up: Creative Energy Precon Upgrade Guide

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Supercharge your “Creative Energy” deck with our expert upgrade guide! Commanded by the brilliant Satya, Aetherflux Genius, this Modern Horizons 3 Precon is designed to turn energy counters into game-winning strategies. With a focus on generating and utilizing energy counters, this deck offers powerful payoffs that can dismantle your opponents with electrifying efficiency. Whether you’re a veteran Commander player or just starting out, our tips will help you harness the full potential of this deck.

In this detailed Creative Energy Precon Upgrade guide, we’ll highlight 9 high-value and synergistic card upgrades that will amplify your deck’s capabilities. Additionally, we’ll recommend 9 cards to cut, ensuring your deck remains focused and potent. Step into the role of an architect of destruction and learn how to crank up the kill-o-watts with these essential upgrades!

  • Esper Sentinel
  • Guide of Souls
  • Lotus Petal
  • Molten Duplication
  • Mondrak, Glory Dominus
  • Reconnaissance
  • Recruiter of the Guard
  • Terror of the Peaks
  • Volatile Stormdrake

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recommend considering when upgrading your Creative Energy commander precon deck:

  • Burnished Hart
  • Overclocked Electromancer
  • Razoefield Ripper
  • Wayfarer’s Bauble
  • Talisman of Conviction
  • Coalition Relic
  • Bespoke Battlewagon
  • Scurry of Gremlims

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Proxy Power Up: Eldrazi Incursion Precon Upgrade Guide

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Unlock the true potential of your “Eldrazi Incursion” deck with our expert precon upgrade guide! Led by the formidable Ulalek, Fused Atrocity, this Modern Horizons 3 Precon promises to devastate opponents with its unique “start small, smash big” strategy. By leveraging Eldrazi Spawns and Scions, you can ramp up your mana production to summon colossal Eldrazi monsters that will dominate the battlefield. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the world of Commander, our recommendations will help you optimize your deck and elevate your gameplay.

In this comprehensive Eldrazi Incursion Precon Upgrade guide, we’ll explore 9 high-value and synergistic card upgrades that will enhance your deck’s efficiency and power. We’ll also suggest 9 cards to cut, ensuring your deck remains streamlined and lethal. Dive in and discover how to bring the pain to any plane with these essential upgrades!

Conduit of Ruin: Not only does Conduit of Ruin act as a discount for your massive Eldrazi threats, but it can also help search up one of your game-ending creatures to help close out your opponents! You’ll likely never be unhappy to draw Conduit of Ruin – no matter what stage of the game you are in.

Darksteel Monolith: A must-include for any colorless deck. Especially one that includes so many expensive mana-value creatures!

Echoes of Eternity: “Eldrazi-monicon” anyone? This card puts in SOOOO much work in this deck and will be a new staple for just about any/all colorless decks moving forward. Such a fun card!

Emrakul, the World Anew: Another EMrakul, another absolute POWERHOUSE of a card that should probably just say “You win the game. Make your opponents salty. The end.”

Forsaken Monument: Another solid colorless staple that helps you ramp, sizes up your creatures and can also help keep you alive with some much-needed life gain while you are building up a board state and ramping to your late-game threats. This card simply does too much not to include.

Ugin’s Binding: Wow. This card can be unreal-good in this deck. With so many 7+ mana-value threats, you can consistently count on using this spell’s final ability and essentially getting a “free” cyclonic rift from your graveyard in the late-game.

Ulamog, the Defiler: Another legendary Eldrazi that can simply win you the game if you can get away with casting it and getting an attack step in with it. That Annihilator X could lead to some really fun (for you) turns!

Urza’s Incubator: A colorless way to help make your massive Eldrazi creatures cheaper? Urza’s Incubator is an Easy include here.

Zhulodok, Void Gorger: Cascade is already one of the most fun abilities in Commander. Add in the fact that you can cascade multiple times and potentially sing a few massive ELdrazi together with one cast and cascade becomes even more fun! Keep in mind, Zhulodok will paint a BIG target on your back as soon as it hits the board.

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recommend considering when upgrading your Eldrazi Incursion commander precon deck:

  • Chittering Dispatcher
  • Drowner of Hope
  • Suffer the Past
  • Ugin’s Insight
  • Rishkar’s Expertise
  • Idol of Oblivion
  • Dreamstone Hedron
  • Talisman of Resilience
  • Ulamog’s Crusher
  • Glaring Fleshraker

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Proxy Power Up: Desert Bloom Precon Upgrade Guide

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Welcome, brave wanderers, to the sun-scorched sands of the “Desert Bloom” Commander precon deck from the “Outlaws of Thunder Junction” precon upgrade series. Under the vigilant guidance of Yuma, Proud Protector, this deck embodies the resilience and tenacity of those who call the desert their home. In a land where survival is a constant battle against the elements and rival factions, Yuma and his loyal defenders stand as bastions of hope in the unforgiving wilderness.

With nine carefully selected upgrades and nine strategic cuts, we’re aiming to enhance the endurance and strategic depth of this deck, transforming it into an oasis of strength and solidarity amidst the arid expanse. So gather your supplies and steel your resolve, for in the heart of the desert, only the strong will thrive, and only the bold will prevail.

Crucible of Worlds: A staple artifact in decks that want access to lands in their graveyard. A perfect fit here. 3 mana for this may seel a little sow, however, remember you can pull a land from your graveyard the turn this comes out to help make sure you can keep hitting lands drops.

Elvish Reclaimer: Not only does Elvish Reclaimer get stronger with 3+ lands in your graveyard, it also allows you a way to continue to fill your graveyard with Desert cards to trigger Yuma’s ability while also filling your hand with lands to trigger your deck’s various landfall effects.

Exploration: I really like exploration in decks with a good amount of landfall triggers + this allows you to better leverage cards that allow you to play lands from your graveyard as well.

Greater Good: Greater good helps provide you with a reoccurring way to get some much-needed card advantage. Cashing in a 4/2 plat warrior token for 4 cards feels REALLY good here.

Lightning Greaves: Not only can Yuma be an expensive commander that you want to protect, but giving him haste to trigger his second ability twice on the turn you cast him can be super solid.

Lotus Cobra: Landfall triggers (CHECK). Mana ramp in mana-hungry deck (CHECK). Lotus Cobra is an easy upgrade to recommend here.

Nissa, Resurgent Animist: Nissa is not only another really great landfall trigger that allows you to add additional mana, but it also gives you some card selection/advantage on turns that you can double-up on its trigger.

Scapeshift: An absolute must-include in any deck that wants lands in your graveyard + it gets even better in decks with landfall triggers. This card is even better than it initially reads, especially in a deck like this.

Sylvan Safekeeper: Sylvan safekeeper not only gives you a way to protect Yuma and your other massive creatures, but it also helps fill your graveyard with lands while doing it. Another perfect fit.

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recommend considering when upgrading your Desert Bloom commander precon deck:

  • Eccentric Farmer
  • Skullwinder
  • Scaretiller
  • Perpetual Timepiece
  • Crawling Sensation
  • Wreck and Rebuild
  • Angel of the Ruins
  • Forest
  • Plains

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Proxy Power Up: Quick Draw Precon Upgrade Guide

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Hold onto your hats as we gear up for a lightning-fast showdown with the “Quick Draw” Commander precon deck from the “Outlaws of Thunder Junction” series. Led by the unpredictable Stella Lee, Wild Card, this deck epitomizes the spirit of rapid-fire action and split-second decision-making. In a world where the fastest gun wins, Stella and her band of sharpshooters are ready to blaze a trail of destruction across the battlefield.

With nine carefully curated upgrades and nine strategic cuts, we’re aiming to amplify the adrenaline-fueled chaos and tactical precision of this deck, transforming it into a force to be reckoned with in the blink of an eye. So holster your spells and brace yourself for the ultimate showdown, because in Thunder Junction, victory favors the fleetest of fingers and the sharpest of minds.

Birgi, God of Storytelling / Harnfel, Horn of Bounty: This card can go SO hard in a spell slinger deck like this. You can basically ignore the bottom text on this card, but giving you additional mana for casting spells is such a powerful effect in a deck built around double-spelling each turn. The artifact side of this card can also come in handy as well for additional card advantage.

Deflecting Swat: I really like defecting swat in this deck as a flavorful and powerful way to disrupt one of your opponent’s big plays.

Flusterstorm: Flusterstorm is an efficient way to help foil one of your opponent’s nig plays or can also provide a cheap counter to stop someone looking to counter one of your game-ending turns.

Jeska’s Will: Another cheap (potentially free) spell that can help you to cast multiple spells in a turn and/or provide card advantage. Easy include in this deck.

Minamo, School at Water’s Edge: I really like utility lands that can help us take advantage of our commander’s abilities multiple times per turn.

Pact of Negation: Another cheap (potentially free) spell that can help you stop an opponent’s big play while also allowing you to feel safe tapping out on your turn. Free counterspells always overperform for me as your opponents rarely see them coming.

Pyroblast: Sorry blue players. Pyroblast is just too solid of a cheap spell to not consider in a spell slinger deck like this + being able to double up on this with Stella Lee’s ability is broken when facing another blue player or two (highly likely).

Spellseeker: This deck is LOADED with efficient instants and sorceries. Speelseeker is a PERFECT fit to help you find the perfect answer + this card gets even better if you have a couple of ways to bounce it and get its ETB all over again.

Underworld Breach: A powerful and efficient way to leverage powerful spells in your graveyard. No wonder Underworld Breach has become such a commander staple for many red decks.

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recommend considering when upgrading your Quick Draw commander precon deck:

  • Pteramander
  • Opt
  • Curse of the Swine
  • Finale of Revelation
  • Radical Idea
  • Think Twice
  • Temple of the False God
  • Tezzeret’s Gambit
  • Island

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Proxy Power Up: Grand Larceny Precon Upgrade Guide

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Step into the shadows as we delve into the realm of intrigue and thievery with the “Grand Larceny” Commander precon deck from the “Outlaws of Thunder Junction” series. Led by the enigmatic Gonti, Canny Acquisitor, this deck embodies the essence of cunning deception and clandestine operations. In a world where every artifact and spell is a potential prize, Gonti and a crew of master thieves are poised to orchestrate the greatest heists the multiverse has ever seen.

With nine meticulously chosen upgrades and nine strategic cuts, we’re aiming to enhance the subterfuge and strategic depth of this deck, transforming it into a covert powerhouse capable of outwitting even the most vigilant opponents. So don your cloak of shadows and sharpen your senses, because in the world of “Grand Larceny,” every card drawn is another opportunity to seize victory from the hands of your adversaries.

Agent of Treachery: Agent of Treachery is right at home in a deck built around casting your opponent’s stuff. Not only does it let you steal the most powerful permanent in the game, it also rewards you for owning more of your opponent’s stuff. Exactly what Gonti wants you to be doing.

Bribery: Another clean way to snag one of your opponent’s best creatures. The ability to pick from a bunch of options also makes this a great way to find the perfect answer for the board state.

Court of Locthwain: This is a SUPER fun card. not only does it allow you to continue to gain options to cast your opponent’s spells, but it also lets you play them for free if you can protect your status as the monarch!

Mnemonic Betrayal: Late in the game, this should give you a massive selection of spells to play. Plus, by the point, you should also have enough mana to case a few of them or bring back one massive spell to help close out the game.

Opposition Agent: This card is great in any black deck (and gets better as your pod’s power level scales), however, it is especially good/flavorful in a deck built around using your opponent’s spells against them. Just be warned that this card can cause some serious saltiness at the table!

Praetor’s Grasp: A tutor that allows you to search your opponent’s deck might not always be as good as searching your own library, however, in this deck, it is right at home!

Swan Song: A cheap and versatile counter that doesn’t leave your opponents with much of a threat. No wonder why Sawn Song is so popular.

Tinybones, the Pickpocket: We couldn’t upgrade this deck without adding Tinybones, the Pickpocket to the list. Not only can this guy easily get through for combat damage at any stage in the game, it also lets you cast even more of your opponent’s spells. Perfect fit here.

Toski, Bearer of Secrets: Another card that is right at home in a deck looking to deal combat damage with a small army of evasive creatures. Toski can be a must-answer, which is a great trait for a card that is hard to deal with.

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recommend considering when upgrading your Grand Larceny commander precon deck:

  • Silhana Ledgewalker
  • Trygon Predator
  • Orochi Soul-Reaver
  • Whirler Rogue
  • Prismatic Lens
  • Swamp
  • Plasm Capture
  • Chaos Wand
  • Curse of the Swine

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Proxy Power Up: Science! Precon Upgrade Guide

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Welcome, fellow Vault Dwellers and intrepid wasteland explorers, to the next chapter in our ongoing precon upgrade series. As the radioactive haze clears following the release of the Fallout commander precon decks, it’s time to delve into the strategic depths of each deck and propose enhancements.

Today, our focus turns to the “Science!” commander deck, under the leadership of none other than Dr. Madison Li. But fret not, fellow wastelanders, for we bring forth a solution to amplify your deck’s prowess without emptying your Nuka-Cola caps. Our meticulously crafted 10-card upgrade packs, tailor-made for the Fallout precons, offer a blend of elusive and invaluable cards, all honed through our expertise in MTG proxy. Get ready to elevate your strategy and conquer the battlefield without straining your resources. It’s time to upgrade your deck and ascend as the undisputed ruler of the post-apocalyptic frontier.

Science! Fallout Commander Precon Upgrade Guide Dr. Madison Li

Aetherworks Marvel: There is a limited number of energy payoffs in Magic’s history, however, Aetherworks Marvel is a fantastic one. Being an artifact that cares about energy makes it a perfect fit in this deck.

Portal to Phyrexia: Being able to stick a Portal to Phyrexia and then keeping it around for an upkeep or two could be a game-ender. Even if your opponents do manage to remove it, Dr. Madison Li’s last ability can easily let you play it again (and again).

Unwinding Clock: With SO many artifacts and other cards in this deck with tap abilities (including your commander), Unwinding Clock is right at home.

Fabricate: Sorcery speed is a bit of a bummer on this card, however, the upside is just too good to pass up in a deck so stuffed with fun and powerful artifacts.

Gonti’s Aether Heart: I REALLY like Gonti’s Aether Heart in this deck. Not only does it provide us with a way to take an extra turn, it also provides us with a really simple way to build up our energy reserves just by playing one of our MANY artifact spells.

Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain: Jhoira provides us with SO MUCH card advantage in this deck. As long as you have Jhoira in play, most of our deck will replace itself on cast.

Vedalken Archmage: Vedalken Archmage is essentially a mini version of Jhoira. While the archmage won’t trigger on legendary or saga spells, the majority of our deck is artifacts that will help net us an additional card.

Chimil, the Inner Sun: I’ve yet to play this card in a game, but I can’t wait to play it. I also love that this is an end-step trigger which gives us a much greater chance of getting instant impact than if we had to wait an entire turn cycle for our upkeep.

Inventor’s Fair: I’m a fan of powerful, on-theme utility lands that don’t come into play tapped. While Inventor’s Fair won’t help fix your colors, it will provide a nice late-game mana sink to go grab teh best artifact from the situation. My favorite part about this “tutor” is that you can activate this at sorcery speed and catch your opponents by surprise.

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recomend considering when upgrading your Science! commander precon deck:

  • Nick Valentine, Private Eye
  • Shaun, Father of Synths
  • C.A.M.P
  • Ash Barrens
  • Overencumbered
  • Nerd Rage
  • Expert Level Safe
  • Curie, Emergent Intelligence
  • James. Wandering Dad

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Proxy Power Up: Scrappy Survivors Precon Upgrade Guide

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Welcome, fellow Vault Dwellers and resilient survivors of the wasteland, to the next chapter in our ongoing precon upgrade series. As the dust settles from the release of the Fallout commander precon decks, it’s time to dissect each deck’s strategic framework and propose enhancements.

Today, our focus is on the “Scrappy Survivors” commander deck, led by the ever-loyal companion, Dogmeat. But fear not, steadfast adventurers, for we offer a solution to fortify your deck’s resilience without emptying your stash of bottle caps. Our meticulously crafted 10-card upgrade packs, tailored specifically for the Fallout precons, present a fusion of rare and indispensable cards, all refined through our expertise in MTG proxy. Prepare to enhance your strategy and conquer the wasteland without stretching your resources thin. It’s time to upgrade your deck and emerge as the indomitable champion of the post-apocalyptic world.

Scrappy Survivors Fallout Commander Precon Upgrade Guide Dogmeat, Ever Loyal

Sword of the Animist: A staple in just about any equipment-based strategy. Sword of the Animist is an efficient way to ramp at any stage of the game.

Hammer of Nazahn: Even though the equip cost of the hammer is steep, its initial equip is free and lets you do the same for other equipment as well! I’m always a fan of a card that acts as both an enabler and a payoff.

Argothian Enchantress: I personally tend to steer clear from traditional enchantress decks, however, having Argothian Enchantress in the 99 of this deck makes too much sense and provides some much-needed card advantage.

Sigarda’s Aid: Instant speed auras AND free equips? YES PLEASE.

Steelshaper’s Gift: A nice efficient tutor to help you grab the perfect equipment for the situation. Steelshaper’s gift is a perfect addition to this deck.

Calix, Guided by Fate: Calix is one of my favorite cards from the last couple of years. If you can keep Calix around for a few attacks, things could get out of control for your opponents REALLY fast.

Stoneforge Mystic: An equipment tutor on a body that lets you play expensive equipment at a discounted price? No wonder Stoneforge Mystic has found a home in so many formats and decks over its lifespan.

Replenish: I’m not sure there is a more perfect upgrade to this deck. Not only does Dogmeat reward you for playing powerful enchantments, but you’ll also be filling your graveyard with other powerful enchantments along the way.

Hall of Heliod’s Generosity: Hall of Heliod’s generosity in a nice land that comes in untapped (so it doesn’t slow you down), but also lets you keep reoccurring some of your best enchantments in the mid to late game.

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recommend considering when upgrading your Science! commander precon deck:

  • Veronika Dissident Scribe
  • Commander Sofia Dagurre
  • Brotherhood Outcast
  • Perception Bobblehead
  • Agility Bobblehead
  • Explorer’s Scope
  • Abundant Growth
  • Temple of the False God
  • Squirrels Nest

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Proxy Power Up: Mutant Menace Precon Upgrade Guide

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Welcome, fellow Vault Dwellers and fearless adventurers of the wasteland, to the latest installment in our ongoing precon upgrade series. As the fallout settles from the release of the Fallout commander precon decks, it’s time to analyze each deck’s strategic potential and propose upgrades.

Today, our sights are set on the “Mutant Menace” commander deck, guided by the enigmatic presence of The Wise Mothman. But have no fear, brave wanderers, for we present a solution to bolster your deck’s strength without depleting your precious bottle caps. Our carefully curated 10-card upgrade packs, specifically tailored for the Fallout precons, offer a blend of rare and indispensable cards, all refined through our mastery of MTG proxy. Prepare to elevate your tactics and triumph on the battlefield without straining your resources. It’s time to upgrade your deck and emerge as the supreme ruler of the post-apocalyptic landscape.

Mutant Menace Commander Precon Upgrade Guide Fallout Mothman

Bloodchief Ascension: As soon as I saw this deck, Bloodchief Ascension was the first upgrade that came to mind. Not only does The Wise Mothman care about putting things in graveyards, but we are also focusing on proliferating our counter to get up to three as quickly as possible and start draining our opponents out of the game.

Bruvac the Grandiloquent: This one is pretty straightforward. Bruvac helps double the amount of milling you can do to your opponents.

Ramunap Excavator: Being able to have access to lands you have milled over in order to keep hitting land drops is a HUGE advantage in graveyard-focused decks.

Mindcrank: Mindcrank is another excellent mill accelerator that goes great in this deck.

Kodama of the West Tree: Being able to fetch a land out of your deck every time a creature with a +1/+1 counter on it deals damage is a great way to quickly ramp and think out your deck (just make sure you have a decent amount of basics to take full advantage of this effect).

Muldrotha, the Gravetide: Another card that immediately came to mind after I saw this deck get spoiled. Moldrotha essentially gives you a secondhand to play from. I typically see Moldrotha in the command zone so it’s cool to see a deck where it fits so perfectly in the 99.

Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider: A doubling counters effect on a solid body. Count me in for running Vorinclex in any counter-heavy deck.

The OzolithThe Ozolith is a great way to continue to get value out of your counters even after a board wipe, spot removal, etc.

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In order to make room for these upgrades, we will need to identify cards that don’t quite fit our deck’s strategy or simply don’t make the cut after upping the deck’s power level. Here are the cuts that we’d recommend considering when upgrading your Mutant Menace commander precon deck:

  • Evolving Wilds
  • Island
  • Piper Wright, Publick Reporter
  • Tireless Tracker
  • Biomass Mutation
  • Harmonize
  • Strength Bobblehead
  • Contagion Clasp
  • Fraying Sanity

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