Emrakul, the Aeons Torn 15 Toughness Emrakul, the Aeons Torn is not our #1 highest-toughness creature, but its probably the #1 creature in MTG to cheat into play
Randy discussed it in a recent column but the short answer is Priest of Titania was simply too good in an environment that stressed tribal decks
This is a Faerie typal deck, and the face commander, Tegwyll, Duke of SplendorTegwyll, Duke of Splendor, not only pumps your Faeries, but rewards you with card draw when your Faeries die, at the cost of one life
This all means that Im probably going to skip over some cards that are more specific to certain strategies, like cards with Cloak or some things that make Clue tokens, but not necessarily
The alternate commanders for these decks are perhaps more interesting than the leaders themselves
I look forward to pairing this commander with a bunch of Young Pyromancer variants and Brudiclad, Telchor Engineer, though that strategy might not hold up against some of the stronger spellslinger commanders
