The Most Powerful Preconstructed Commander Decks Ever Made for Magic: The Gathering - MTG

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[tschomb]

The Prof reminds me of a used car salesman from like, an early 2000s commercial when he does his advertisements and I absolutely love it.

[thetrinketmage]

I really wish the quality of precons was more consistent. A lot of them are just so slow I see new players frustrated when they try out the weaker decks

[ZobmieRules]

Explorers of the Deep (the Merfolk deck from Lost Caverns of Ixalan) has a notorious reputation in my community due to strong tribal synergy that includes ramp and card draw, evasion and interaction, it's the whole package. Deep Clue Sea is another one that's had its power level lauded.

[bumblebflame]

The Mutant menance deserves a serious shoutout. It has extreme synergy and efficiency. You're milling and pinging the entire table, and at the same time, you're building up your flying commander for massive damage. Only needs a few counter spells

[cubikx]

One that ive found REALLY works is the Riders of Rohan deck, ive often won against my lgs's higher power decks without even using a single upgrade

[BroncosDaBomb]

Definitely did not expect some of these decks in here. Party Time was a goal of mine to get and I recently got one, but run Burakos instead because I just love his versatility in a party themed deck. Kinda surprised none of the Lost Caverns of Ixalan precons made it in here based on how crazy the Dinosaur and Merfolk decks always seemed to get.

[chrisgallo]

Exit From Exile was a pretty good value too from what I remember. It also played pretty well out of the box.

[rav]

Personally i think Cavalry Charge is amazing out of the box. The card selection Eminence provides is great, the commander has both flying and first strike making it almost impossible to kill in combat and will often get through reaniming a big knight. It has great card draw and despite only having 3 single target removals, it can feel enough, especially against other precons, since you will surely draw 1. And that deck is so easy to make into a really powerful one, even with just a few upgrades.

[andymanact]

Honestly I love that one of the best Doctor Who cards is from one of the best episodes. I think that two parter encapsulates everything Doctor Who is for new viewers and is fairly self contained. Aliens, time travel, body horror, optimism, fleshed out characters it is the best the series has to offer.

[FlammBii]

I dont even want to think about how much work went into the writing of the video
Thank you prof and associates for your services to the multiverse

[Aigis]

Wow, what perfect timing! I've recently started looking into preconstructed decks again since a family member wants to buy a few for us to play and never modify. Thanks, Prof!

[registereduser]

I will forever love the Brother’s War precons for reprinting a bunch of cards in the classic frame.

[rollingslothmachine]

Urza's Iron Alliance was my first commander deck when I started to play. I instantly fell in love with it's mechanics and although I have built my own decks from the ground up since then, I still play it in a powered up version that eliminates it's slight weaknesses.

Funny to find out it is one of the strongest pre cons to this day.

[lucarends]

As someone who plays eldrazi unbound, the biggest problem is that you will always be a threat at the table. So players will always be looking at ways to target you and remove you before you swing at them

[johnny_crash]

Honorable mention for Reap the Tides. When released it was 20 bucks, but does some degenerate stuff.

Another honorable mention is Buckle Up. My cousin saw this deck, looked through it, and asked me how long I needed to build it. I told him it’s a Precon. Some weeks later he was knee deep into Commander

[jollyjenkins]

I never even looked at the Baldur's Gate precons until this video. There's like 6 cards in Party Time that I'd written off as being outside of my budget that would massively upgrade some of my decks. Plus if I buy the deck, it's like paying for just those cards and getting 93 cards for free. Pretty sure that's how that math works. Thanks for putting me onto that deck I'ma go buy it

[poli]

Was really expecting Deep Clue Sea, honestly. It's just so generically powerful, and the deck is jam packed with so much value that it seemed like a sure choice.

[BurdenOfNiflheimYT]

Honourable mention has to be Explorers of the Deep imo. It is consistent, the commander can make big merfolk and allow great card advantage, and it has a good balance of removal, buff, and draw.

[Shivan_]

My friend group and I usually play really strong casual decks, but lately we have taken a liking to having some chill fun games with precons! So this video came JUST in time! :D

[Phenix]

I respectfully disagree. The Ixalan precons have to be up there like number 1 or 2 slots.

But fair shout talking about timey whimey. You love it & thats great!