To be clear, the unique playstyle is still incredibly fun when it works, but when it doesnt the deck feels awful to play
The art on the Enchanted version of Yen Sid - Powerful Sorcerer shows the sorcerer conjuring up a glowing butterfly , with purple magic swirling about his hunched figure
My single favorite inclusion is Quiet Speculation: this card just keeps getting better with more flashback cards being printed
The Precon List Before we talk upgrades, let's take a look at the stock list to see what we're working with: A lot of folks say Hosts of Mordor is an unfocused pile of cards but this is just a poor shallow analysis of the deck: looking at the numbers indicate that it's pretty well-focused on Graveyard and Spellslinger: I count 27 Graveyard cards, counting any card that mills (Forbidden Alchemy), discards (The Balrog of Moria), reanimates (Extract from Darkness), or can be cast from the graveyard (Wake the Dragon)
This is a full guide to help MTG players learn how to build a Commander deck that is fully functioning and reliable
Here, interestingly, the effects are at a lower rarity than usual
