Ill be putting more content out on this website over time, but there are some great general resources I also recommend you have a look at: Gatherer: The official WotC Magic card database) EDHREC: A great resource that compiles data from a huge variety of decklists and strategies Tapped Out: Another deck building tool that houses a lot of decklists and manages a lot of the data and number crunching of deck composition for you The Commanders Quarters: A YouTube channel that focuses on budget builds that deliver solid gameplay experiences The Command Zone: A YouTube channel that has revolved around discussion and gameplay of the Commander format for years Whether youre just getting started or are looking for a way to take your game to the next level, these resources will give you the tools you need to see what is out there and find what works best for your budget and style of gameplay
The deck is built around creatures, so having to rebuild after one can take some time
If you choose not to cast the copy, or you can't cast it (perhaps because there are no legal targets available), the copy will cease to exist the next time state-based actions are performed
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Additionally, in Standard, the most popular multi-color control deck makes better use of tri-color Lands with basic Land types, such as Sparas Headquarters
Factor in nice incidental synergies with cards like Mox Amber, and Wan Shi Tong is the clear frontrunner of Avatar