Zombies and Zombies and Zombies and Zombies | Eternal Might | Aetherdrift Commander Spoilers



Full decklist: https://www.mtggoldfish.com/articles/aetherdrift-commander-decklists

Use the same gaming accessories as we do on our channel! Check out Ultimate Guard https://ultimateguard.com/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=coop&utm_campaign=MTGGoldfish&utm_term=YouTube

Today’s show is brought to you by Card Kingdom. You can pick up some Magic: the Gathering cards (and help support the show) at https://www.cardkingdom.com/mtggoldfish

Support us directly on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/mtggoldfish

Buy our merch! Clear out Richard’s garage! https://mtggoldfishmerch.com

#MTG #magicthegathering #mtgcommander #edh

source

50 thoughts on “Zombies and Zombies and Zombies and Zombies | Eternal Might | Aetherdrift Commander Spoilers”

  1. I think the maskwood nexus is in there mostly if you wanna put in more non-zombie goodstuff with the alternative commander (some spice like ojer taq/mondrak with mirror box, perigrine drake, tortured existence, guardian scalelord, windborn muse)

    Reply
  2. Varina vs new Temmet is an interesting discussion since I think they generally head similar go-wide zombies list that want to attack (versus being aristocrat synergies). The main difference between them is that Temmet himself is mostly a payoff for the strategy since he's an overrun effect in the command zone compared to Varina who is an enabler since she is an enabler because she draws you into your pieces (while filling the graveyard!).

    Reply
  3. I love these new cards. Renewed solidarity goes into every deck with a commander that makes a specific creature type token.

    Im probably putting it in my
    Hofri, Ghostforge deck, Spirit Tokens
    Urza, prince of Kroog deck, Soldier Tokens
    Othari, Suns Glory deck, Rebel tokens

    Reply
  4. I will keep Varina as my commander but there are definitely good adds in there!
    I think having 3 Esper commanders for zombies will diversify a bit more than having only one Mardu option with vampires. Also, none of the zombies have Eminence so I don't think that on a power level, it would dwarf Dimir or Mono-B zombie deck options. The 3 are all designed around drawing and discarding though so I expect Esper zombie decks will be similar regardless of the commander. Now maybe I make Sidar Jabari of Zhalfir my commander and make it a zombie knight deck putting to good use that Maskwood Nexus….🤔

    Reply
  5. The Maskwood Nexus doesn't make sense in this deck but if you look at zombies from a broader perspective many zombie support, lords, and token producers are non-zombie necromancers (think The Scarab God, the Gisas and Geralfs, Grave Titan, Jadar, etc.) so Maskwood exists to turn them into zombies to benefit from the zombie synergies.

    Reply
  6. God Eternal Bontu imo single handedly keeps mono black zombies alive. The art is one of my all time favorites and as a draw engine in the command zone it is absolutely worth losing blue and white

    Reply
  7. Rot Hulk is actually a lot cheaper if you get the Mystery Booster 2 version. It's like 8-11 bucks right now. The site is not picking the MB2 version up for some reason. That change alone gets the two decks a lot closer in price.

    Reply
  8. good value for sure. i don't think it will push the type to esper tho……the main kink in the armor of any multi-color zombie deck is mana generation…..now if they made a good sultai zombie commander then I could see it. In terms of both support and speed I highly doubt esper will eclipse dimir just bc in 2 colors it is around the middle of the mid-range in speed and pushing to 3 colors will further slow it down and zombie as a type doesn't seem to be equipped to do control very well nor would it be very fun imo.

    Reply
  9. I don't think this will replace Wilhelt as the peak zombie commander, but I do think it will probably be second best or maybe third behind Scarab God. Also I think Maskwood nexus is in because it is one of the few ways to just pay mana to make a "zombie" token. Also On Wings of Gold and Renewed Solidarity are going to be nuts in all white decks that make tokens like angels, cats, and spirits as wells and commanders that flood out tokens like ghave, necrobloom, and edgar.

    Reply
  10. Video idea/request:
    You tell one player (preferably Phil) that this week's theme is the most broken, powerful, unstoppable deck.

    Then the other three players instead make tight budget decks and team up against the one with the unstoppable deck.

    Reply
  11. the art in this deck is insane. renewed solidarity is probably one of the best card arts of the last few years, but even besides that a bunch of the reprints got some amazing new art that unfortunately we didn't get to see in this video. i'd highly recommend going to scryfall or something to take a look yourself

    Reply
  12. Personally, I kind of want to go All-In on cycling lands for Temmet. Get the old ones like Blasted Landscape, Barren Moor, Drifting Meadow, and so forth. There are two cycles of mono-color tapped Cycling lands, in addition to the Deserts already in the deck. And then crank the land count to the 40s. Just run 6 extra MDFCs that are board-wide combat tricks.

    Reply
  13. I disagree that decks get “stuck”. That simply doesn’t happen in Commander. People don’t always just play the best Commander for any archetype. In fact, most don’t, particularly because its too easy.

    Reply
  14. I'm fine with 2 per set. I just wish they had more variety with the colors they choose. It does feel like certain colors are favored over others. For example, we almost never get Dimir or Grixis commander decks, but almost always get Naya decks. Hopefully they keep doing what they did here.

    Reply
  15. As for commander products I wish we could just go back to having one set of 4-5 decks per year. The yearly commander decks used to be an event, something to look forward to and weren't consigned to be chained to the theme or setting of whatever the present new set is instead of having their own theme.

    Reply

Leave a Comment