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Four Classic Commander Decks in Magic: The Gathering Commander Anthology Volume II

Magic: The Gathering's Commander Anthology Volume II released June 8, 2018 as a collection of four previously released preconstructed Commander decks from years past. Commander players should care because the product delivers four complete 100-card decks in one box—including 13 premium foil commanders—offering excellent value and ready-to-play options for multiplayer games right out of the box or easy upgrades.

Devour for Power

Devour for Power is led by its face commander The Mimeoplasm in a blue-black-green color identity. The deck focuses on graveyard synergies and reanimation, using The Mimeoplasm to consume creatures from your graveyard and copy their power and toughness. At the table it plays as a resilient value engine and reanimator strategy that fills the graveyard early then deploys powerful threats repeatedly. Expect to pilot a grindy midrange deck that rewards careful resource management and turns opponents' creatures or your own graveyard into a toolbox of answers and win conditions, making it ideal if you enjoy Sultai decks that feel adaptable and hard to permanently remove in casual Commander.

Built from Scratch

Built from Scratch is led by its face commander Daretti, Scrap Savant in a red color identity. The deck is built around artifacts, sacrifice outlets, and recursion, with Daretti enabling artifact retrieval from the graveyard while generating value through looting and token creation. At the table it plays as an artifact value engine that ramps aggressively and recurs key pieces for repeated advantage. Expect to pilot a midrange deck that rewards artifact synergies and explosive turns, making it a strong choice if you like mono-red decks that feel inventive and resilient through recursion in multiplayer games.

Wade into Battle

Wade into Battle is led by its face commander Kalemne, Disciple of Iroas in a white-red color identity. The deck focuses on giant creatures and combat, with Kalemne reducing the cost of large spells when you attack. At the table it plays as a combat-focused aggressive strategy that ramps into oversized threats and swings for massive damage. Expect to pilot a straightforward midrange deck that rewards building a board of big creatures and attacking relentlessly, making it ideal for players who enjoy Boros decks that feel direct, impactful, and satisfying in casual Commander.

Breed Lethality

Breed Lethality is led by its face commander Atraxa, Praetors' Voice in a white-blue-black-green color identity. The deck emphasizes proliferate, +1/+1 counters, and planeswalkers, with Atraxa multiplying counters across the board each upkeep. At the table it plays as a value engine and control-oriented strategy that grows threats incrementally while generating card advantage and loyalty abilities. Expect to pilot a patient midrange deck that outvalues opponents over time through persistent board growth and interaction, making it a great pick if you enjoy four-color decks that feel rewarding and dominant in long multiplayer sessions.