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Phyrexia: All Will Be One Commander Decks for Magic: The Gathering

Phyrexia: All Will Be One Commander delivers two 100-card preconstructed decks for Magic: The Gathering, released February 10, 2023. The precons explore the Phyrexian invasion of New Phyrexia alongside Mirran resistance, giving Commander players ready-to-play options built around the set’s themes of corruption and rebellion. These decks include new legendary creatures, reprints, and set-specific cards that make them strong out-of-the-box choices for multiplayer tables.

Corrupting Influence

Corrupting Influence is the white-black-green precon led by face commander Ixhel, Scion of Atraxa. The deck focuses on Phyrexians, toxic, and corrupted mechanics. It deploys creatures with toxic or infect, supported by proliferate to spread poison counters rapidly while using the corrupted mechanic for additional power once opponents reach three or more poison. At the table it plays as a combat-focused midrange strategy that applies incremental pressure through counters and board presence, rewarding patient play and value generation over raw speed. Commander players who enjoy poison-based wins and attrition will find this deck straightforward to pilot and easy to upgrade with more proliferate or toxic support.

Rebellion Rising

Rebellion Rising is the red-white precon commanded by face commander Neyali, Suns' Vanguard. The deck centers on generating creature tokens and equipping them to create massive threats. It uses token producers alongside equipment and effects that enhance attacking creatures, turning wide boards into overwhelming forces. At the table it plays as an aggressive combat deck that builds quickly and strikes hard in combat, pressuring life totals directly with coordinated attacks. Players seeking fast, go-wide token strategies and direct board impact will appreciate how this precon feels explosive and engaging right from the start, making it an ideal pick for those who prefer attacking over incremental value.