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Wedge Commanders in Magic: The Gathering Commander 2013

Magic: The Gathering's Commander 2013 released November 1, 2013 with five ready-to-play preconstructed decks, each built around a powerful three-color wedge legendary creature. Commander players should care because these decks introduced new wedge commanders, arrived fully assembled with strong reprints and new cards, and gave players exciting options for three-color multiplayer games right out of the box.

Eternal Bargain

Eternal Bargain is led by its face commander Oloro, Ageless Ascetic in a white-blue-black color identity. The deck focuses on lifegain and control, with Oloro providing passive lifegain and card draw from the command zone. At the table it plays as a control-oriented value engine that gains life while drawing cards and using incremental advantage to outlast opponents. Expect to pilot a patient midrange deck that rewards long games and resource accumulation, making it ideal if you enjoy Esper decks that feel resilient and controlling in casual Commander.

Evasive Maneuvers

Evasive Maneuvers is led by its face commander Derevi, Empyrial Tactician in a green-white-blue color identity. The deck emphasizes flying creatures, enters-the-battlefield effects, and blink synergies. Derevi untaps permanents and returns from the command zone easily. At the table it plays as a value engine and combat-focused strategy that generates repeated triggers and evasive pressure. Expect to pilot a flexible midrange deck that rewards clever interaction and board control in multiplayer.

Mind Seize

Mind Seize is led by its face commander Jeleva, Nephalia's Scourge in a blue-black-red color identity. The deck is built around casting spells from the top of your library, impulse draw, and spellslinger strategies. At the table it plays as an aggressive spellslinger strategy that chains spells into explosive turns. Expect to pilot a high-variance midrange deck that rewards building a critical mass of instants and sorceries, making it a strong choice if you like Grixis decks that feel unpredictable and powerful in casual Commander games.

Power Hungry

Power Hungry is led by its face commander Prossh, Skyraider of Kher in a black-red-green color identity. The deck focuses on token generation and sacrifice, with Prossh creating Kobold tokens when cast. At the table it plays as a combat-focused aggressive strategy that uses tokens for sacrifice outlets and overwhelming board presence. Expect to pilot a midrange deck that rewards explosive turns and Jund-style aggression, making it ideal for players who enjoy fast, punishing three-color decks in multiplayer.

Nature of the Beast

Nature of the Beast is led by its face commander Marath, Will of the Wild in a red-green-white color identity. The deck emphasizes +1/+1 counters and token generation, using Marath to distribute counters and create creature tokens. At the table it plays as a combat-focused midrange strategy that grows creatures into large threats. Expect to pilot a go-wide deck that rewards building a board of pumped creatures and using counters for both offense and value, making it a great pick if you enjoy Naya decks that feel explosive and creature-heavy in casual Commander.