Anointed Procession and other token support cards make sure you get a lot of creature tokens at a surprisingly fast pace, and, more importantly, keep them there. This is paramount to your strategy of overwhelming opponents with your Faeries and other creatures.ДЄnointed Procession вЂ“ sadly, we aren't running green in this deck so other, arguably-stronger token doublers aren't available вЂ“ but of course, we make do. That's amazing, not to mention she's a huge bodied-creature herself who protects flying creatures, of which your commander is one. Sephara, Sky's Blade вЂ“ This card can be brought out for just one white mana and the tapping of four flyers. Chulane was built with Roon of the Hidden Realm in mind, and Korvold was made with Vaevictis Asmadi, the Dire in mind. King Kenrith was specifically a mash-up of mechanics to make a highly-political deck. All of these decks (sans King Kenrith, the Buy-A-Box promo) have been based on commanders familiar to me. So far I have covered Kenrith, The Returned King, Chulane, Teller of Tales, and Korvold, Fae-Cursed King. This past couple of weeks I've been focusing on deck techs for the commanders not included in traditional 'draft' booster packs. The deck needs to balance off of the Commander, who is made specifically for the Brawl format (so therefore built around Standard format rotation), so the deck has to be better than a typically focused deck. So first off, I want you to remember that the decks I have built are specifically for Commander, and have little-to-no budgetary restrictions (that means there's a Tundra in here, among other cards of immense luxuryвЂ¦).

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