mtg commander steal deck Theft that locks you out from playing your own cards once he is on the field. : r/custommagic Best Theft Commander : r/EDH

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You end up only marginally behind if Dragons Rage Channeler lives to Turn 2, but on Turn 6 Channeler is just as scary as it was Turn 1

Another perfect example of this is Isshin, Two Heavens As One, which reads: "If a creature attacking causes a triggered ability of a permanent you control to trigger, that ability triggers an additional time." This is an incredible ability to have on a commander - and building a Commander deck around it is sure to be a blast - but in a Standard set it just feels off

No format has kept this archetype more consistently popular than Commander, however, as token decks have enjoyed a loyal following since the format started taking off as EDH back in 2008