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Mono-Color Planeswalker Commanders in Magic: The Gathering Commander 2014

Magic: The Gathering's Commander 2014 released November 7, 2014 with five ready-to-play preconstructed mono-color decks, each built around a new planeswalker legendary creature as the face commander. Commander players should care because these decks introduced planeswalkers as playable commanders for the first time, arriving fully assembled with strong reprints and new cards, letting you sit down for multiplayer games right out of the box while exploring distinct mono-color strategies.

Forged in Stone

Forged in Stone is led by its face commander Nahiri, the Lithomancer in a white color identity. The deck focuses on Equipment, Soldiers, and token generation, using Nahiri to create Equipment tokens and animate them as creatures. At the table it plays as a combat-focused midrange strategy that equips a wide board of creatures and uses equipment synergies for consistent pressure and value. Expect to pilot a straightforward aggressive deck that rewards building an equipped army and attacking reliably, making it ideal if you enjoy mono-white decks that feel equipment-focused and combat-oriented in casual Commander games.

Peer Through Time

Peer Through Time is led by its face commander Teferi, Temporal Archmage in a blue color identity. The deck emphasizes artifacts, extra turns, and control, with Teferi allowing you to untap permanents and take extra turns. At the table it plays as a control-oriented value engine that uses artifacts for ramp and card advantage while manipulating time for overwhelming advantage. Expect to pilot a patient midrange deck that rewards clever timing and resource denial, making it a strong choice if you like mono-blue decks that feel controlling and explosive in multiplayer.

Sworn to Darkness

Sworn to Darkness is led by its face commander Ob Nixilis of the Black Oath in a black color identity. The deck focuses on demons, lifegain/loss, and drawing cards, with Ob Nixilis creating demonic tokens and draining opponents. At the table it plays as a value engine and midrange strategy that uses life as a resource while generating incremental advantage and big threats. Expect to pilot a grindy deck that rewards building around demons and using life manipulation for control, making it ideal for players who enjoy mono-black decks that feel punishing and resilient in casual Commander.

Built from Scratch

Built from Scratch is led by its face commander Daretti, Scrap Savant in a red color identity. The deck is built around artifacts, sacrifice, and recursion, with Daretti looting and returning artifacts from the graveyard. At the table it plays as an artifact value engine that ramps aggressively and recurs key pieces for repeated advantage. Expect to pilot a midrange deck that rewards artifact synergies and explosive turns, making it a great pick if you enjoy mono-red decks that feel inventive and resilient through recursion in multiplayer games.

Guided by Nature

Guided by Nature is led by its face commander Freyalise, Llanowar's Fury in a green color identity. The deck focuses on Elf tribal, ramp, and +1/+1 counters, with Freyalise creating Elf tokens and supporting mana dorks. At the table it plays as a combat-focused tribal strategy that ramps quickly and overwhelms with a wide board of Elves. Expect to pilot a go-wide aggro/midrange deck that rewards playing lots of creatures and using them for both mana and attacks, making it ideal for players who enjoy mono-green tribal that feels consistent and satisfying in casual Commander.