mtg samurai commander deck Raiyuu, Storm's Edge Magic Ready-to-Play Boros Alt Commanding Raiyuu's Samurai | Article

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Wirewood Savage (Ext, Block?) Aluren decks never really gained mass acceptance until Wirewood Savage combined with Cavern Harpy

6 The Infamous Cruelclaw Pop Goes The Weasel Perhaps the shiniest new tool for cheating cards like Vaultborn Tyrant into play, The Infamous Cruelclaw lets you cast a card off the top of your library without paying its mana cost for the low, low price of discarding a card

The mana and equip costs are steep, but the fact that you can make as many treasure tokens as damage done to a player by the equipped creature is worth it

Smudges have to be fairly extreme for them to generate any real interest from collectors

My greatest kill shot with this deck was making 3 copies of my opponent's Dire Fleet Ravager and swinging in for the win