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Four Classic Commander Decks in Magic: The Gathering Commander Anthology

Magic: The Gathering's Commander Anthology released June 9, 2017 as a collection of four previously released preconstructed Commander decks. Commander players should care because the product delivers four complete 100-card decks in one box—including multiple premium foil commanders—offering excellent value and ready-to-play options for multiplayer games right out of the box or easy upgrades.

Heavenly Inferno

Heavenly Inferno is led by its face commander Kaalia of the Vast in a white-black-red color identity. The deck focuses on Angels, Demons, and Dragons, using Kaalia to cheat large flying creatures directly into play when she attacks. At the table it plays as a combat-focused aggressive strategy that deploys oversized threats early and pressures life totals with powerful flyers. Expect to pilot a fast midrange deck that rewards building around Kaalia and using reanimation or recursion to keep threats coming, making it ideal if you enjoy Boros-style aggression with demonic and angelic flair in casual Commander games.

Evasive Maneuvers

Evasive Maneuvers is led by its face commander Derevi, Empyrial Tactician in a white-blue-green color identity. The deck emphasizes flying creatures, ETB effects, and blink synergies, with Derevi untapping permanents and returning from the command zone easily. At the table it plays as a value engine and combat-focused strategy that generates incremental advantage through repeated enters-the-battlefield triggers and evasive attackers. Expect to pilot a flexible midrange deck that rewards clever interaction and board control, making it a strong choice if you like Bant decks that feel interactive and resilient in multiplayer.

Guided by Nature

Guided by Nature is led by its face commander Freyalise, Llanowar's Fury in a green color identity. The deck is built around Elf tribal with an emphasis on ramp, creature swarms, and +1/+1 counters. Freyalise creates Elf tokens and supports mana dorks and lords. At the table it plays as a combat-focused tribal strategy that ramps aggressively and overwhelms with a wide board of Elves. Expect to pilot a straightforward go-wide deck that rewards playing lots of creatures and using them for both mana and attacks, making it ideal for players who enjoy mono-green tribal that feels consistent and satisfying in casual Commander.

Plunder the Graves

Plunder the Graves is led by its face commander Meren of Clan Nel Toth in a black-green color identity. The deck focuses on graveyard synergies, sacrifice outlets, and reanimation, with Meren gaining experience counters to return creatures from the graveyard. At the table it plays as a resilient value engine and reanimator strategy that grinds out advantage through sacrifice and recursion. Expect to pilot a grindy midrange deck that uses the graveyard as a resource and builds inevitable board presence, making it a great pick if you enjoy Golgari decks that feel durable and punishing in long multiplayer sessions.