Deck Building Guide - Simic Commanders | Deck Building Tips and Tricks | EDH | MTG | Commander

The Commander's Quarters is your Magic the Gathering source that helps you Command Your Budget! Want to be an expert Deck Builder? Today Mitch takes you through the Deck Building Guide for Simic Commanders!

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[nicholasmacedo]

Is this a new series for the channel? I love this I can't wait to see the other colors

[lupojw]

I completely thought this was going to be a classic satirical mitch video.

[andrewstarkie]

Hey Mitch, how's your day going?

[voxkine]

Simic strengths:

Yes

Simic weaknesses:

No.

[johanandersson]

This is step-by step guide to play simic

Step 1. Choose a blue and green legendary creature.

[jgtmtg]

Mitch oh please oh please, if this becomes a series, do this for three/four color combinations as well!

[NovaMuffin]

lets discover the secret of wizards favorite colours

[ErnReich]

Oh I hope you do the other color pairs, Mitch. I’d love to hear your thoughts on Orzhov commanders :)

[maruhto]

When I recently got into commander deck building and your channel helped me out a lot and I still come here for when I go for new decks! Thanks for all the work.
I always thought of myself as a budget player...now Im looking at mana drain, pact of negation and force of negation as my mostly run counterspells next to counterspell.

[dorsalfin]

Absolutely love this idea for a series Mitch! I just got my sister into mtg and she had a few casual commander decks she built and even though she has my spreadsheet showing the categories (ramp, card draw, etc) and approximate #s, having a little guide like this for new players is perfect so they can differentiate between the color combos. I'll definitely show her these keep em coming!!!

[WayfarersBauble]

13:51 So first up there's, of course, me as well as Sol Ring. I'm a personal favorite of Mitch's and he's really hoping I get reprinted soon. I'm essentially a turn 2 land ramp spell even if you're stuck with 2 Islands on turn 2.

16:59 in the credits. I'm currently $3.02 for my Duel Decks: Venser vs Koth printing. Sub $3 was fun while it lasted.

[CyberBuster]

Simic Deck Building and Tips:

Step 1: Here we have Wayfarer's Bauble xD

[HinduGangsta]

that sweep across sound in the intro is always so satisfying

[DKMonsieur]

Leaving a like and a comment because I would be very excited to see a guide for my personal favorite combination - Izzet

[EricHeid]

I've been playing magic for YEARS and I just realized it's called ramp because of rampant growth

[jayhenry]

This is exactly the topic I needed, with the card list I needed, at the price I needed, when I needed it. This may be the perfect YouTube video. Thank you!

[AldoTorresblexaz]

Simic Deck Building and Tips:

builts Simic for
And with that, the show is coming to a close. So its my turn to here from you. So in the comments below, let me know what your thoughts on this episode are and as always, thanks again and have a good one.

[lwhitty]

I like this video and the concept Mitch. I look forward to the other colour combinations. Simic doesn’t need any help but Boros and Rakdos sure do! I’d also recommend that you focus on including key multicolour cards in each video. That would prevent some card repetition from video to video as well. 👍😁

[arjundilger]

I’m looking to improve on my Simic Momir Vig deck, so this is perfect!

[loganator]

I love simic as a color combination but I'm really interested in seeing guides for other color combinations. I honestly have a hard time making good rakdos decks and would love to get advice on that, especially both in and out of budget. Love the idea behind this though, hopefully I'll use some of these cards in future decks