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mtg commander decks neon dynasty MTG- Commander Decks- KAMIGAWA: NEON DYNASTY UPC195166105352Release Date Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Commander decks release on February 18, 2022. Thats the same day as the main set releases in paper. Neon Dynasty Commander Deck Contents Each Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Commander deck contains: 2 different foil commanders (the main commander, and a different commander to swap it, if you get bored with it) 98 regular cards 10 double sided tokens 1 cardboard deck box (not of the best quality, wed recommend one of the

Release Date

Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Commander decks release on February 18, 2022. That’s the same day as the main set releases in paper.

Neon Dynasty Commander Deck — Contents

Each Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Commander deck contains:

• 2 different foil commanders (the main commander, and a different commander to swap it, if you get bored with it)
• 98 regular cards
• 10 double-sided tokens
• 1 cardboard deck box (not of the best quality, we’d recommend one of the better deck boxes)
• 1 life counter

You don’t just get the foil version of your main commander. There’s also a so-called display version. It’s a slightly thicker card, and isn’t meant for competitive play. You can use it in your command zone, so you don’t accidentally shuffle it into your deck.

Buckle Up:

• Theme: Vehicles tribal
• Colors: White, Blue
• Main Commander: Kotori, Pilot Prodigy

We’re starting with a fascinating Commander deck. Buckle Up is all about the Vehicle subtype. Previously, the support for Vehicles was in White and Red. However, this time around, the mechanic will move into White and Blue (at least in this Commander deck). Blue could definitely add some nice effects for the Vehicle tribal theme.

Upgrades Unleashed:

• Theme: Modify (Auras, Equipment, counters)
• Colors: Red, Green
• Main Commander: Chisiro, the Shattered Blade

Upgrades Unleashed is centered around the new modify mechanic. The mechanic gives you a bonus if you control a modified creature. A creature is modified, if it’s equipped, enchanted or has a counter.

This type of mechanic would play well in a Voltron shell. (Voltron is a strategy, which uses Auras and Equipment to power up a single creature, usually Commander — thanks to the Commander Damage rule.)

The problem with Voltron can often be that you’re putting all your eggs in one basket. However, let’s take a closer look at Chishiro, and how it deals with that issue.