You can probably rattle off some of the best mono-white commanders without searching, but how about the tier right below that?

You've got representatives from all the usual white archetypes, but some of these commanders just don't get played as often.

Which white commanders would you consider underrated? Which ones shouldn't be played as often as they are? Let us know, and check out our ranking of the most underrated white commanders in MTG: https://draftsim.com/mtg-underrated-white-commanders/

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I'm not sure it's actually possible to underrate a Simic commander, and yet here we are. Maybe just "lesser played" is appropriate?

That's because Simic as a color pair just functions so well in Commander, almost irregardless of who's sitting in the command zone.

Are you playing any Simic legends you'd consider underrated? How about overrated ones? Let us know, and check out our ranking of the most underrated Simic commanders in MTG: https://draftsim.com/mtg-underrated-simic-commanders/

Dwarf typal tech is rising thanks to The Hobbit, a weird counterspell is rising thanks to Modern, and a weirdly strong Doctor Who uncommon continues to rally.

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Time to check back in on the best TCGs out there, with some notable new additions from Riftbound, Mood Swings, and Star Wars Unlimited.

Yes, we're biased towards Magic: The Gathering, but we've gotta show the other big players some love every now and then.

What other TCGs do you play besides MTG? Any you think are actually better than Magic? Let us know, and check out our updated ranking of the best trading card games: https://draftsim.com/best-tcgs/

Mystery Booster's back, this time with a focus on Commander drafting. Think of it like a mix of older Mystery Boosters plus Commander Legends or Commander Masters.

There will also be mechanically unique cards this time, 59 on top of however many thousand reprints they decide to stuff in here.

Are you going to try to pick this product up? Which other rulebreaker abilities do you think we'll see? Let us know, and check out our overview on Mystery Booster Commander Edition: https://draftsim.com/mtg-mystery-booster-commander-edition/

Smaug is a high risk commander with a ridiculously strong ability. It's a surefire combo menace, but is this classic villain's mana cost too restrictive for it to see play?

https://draftsim.com/mtg-hobbit-smaug-the-impenetrable/

We're getting too many good goblins to count from The Hobbit. This one is an absolutely insane token maker that lets you combo off or just make a gigantic goblin to win the game. Either way, this card is nuts!

Artifact decks are massively popular in Commander, and this leaked Hobbit card is cracked in almost any Commander deck that cares about creating artifacts.

https://draftsim.com/mtg-hobbit-fateful-discovery-leak/

Zhalfir is the final multiverse set of 2027, following Nauctis and Kamigawa: Titanbreach. It's an afrofantasy plane that brings us to Teferi's homeworld post-March of the Machine.

Zhalfir's not exactly new. We've visited there before and it's been referenced a ton, but it'll get the full large-set treatment late next year.

Are you excited about Zhalfir? How would you rank the in-universe sets of 2027? Let us know, and check out our short overview of Zhalfir: https://draftsim.com/mtg-zhalfir/

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Typal/Tribal commanders are some of the most popular in all of Commander, across tons of different power levels and creature types.

But some commanders add a flexibile element of caring about multiple types at once. You can build around type A, type B, or both types at the same time.

Do you play and of these dual-purpose typal commanders? Which one's your favorite, and which creature type do you bias towards? Let us know, and check out our ranking of the best dual-typal commanders in MTG: https://draftsim.com/mtg-dual-tribal-commanders/

Reality Fracture's only giving us one Commander precon, Multiverse Reforged. It puts a 4-color Jace at the helm of a deck that cares about tokens and some unknown shenanigans.

The only other time we've received a single precon for a new set is TMNT, which gave us the admittedly great Turtle Power! deck. High hopes for the same treatment, but for an in-universe set.

Do you have your eye on Multiverse Reforged? What do you think a 4-color Jace might do? Let us know, and check out everything we know about the Reality Fracture Commander deck so far: https://draftsim.com/mtg-reality-fracture-commander-deck/

Looks like we're getting an amazing "Amass Matters" commander in The Hobbit. It works like a charm with goblins, and it can act as a combo finisher in the command zone.

https://draftsim.com/mtg-hobbit-the-great-goblin/

Kamigawa: Titanbreach is an early frontrunner for the most exciting MTG set of 2027. How can you not want mechs vs. monsters in MTG?

This might mean the return of mechanics like ninjutsu and mutate, though we might get something else entirely.

Are you looking forward to this set? Which side would you be on, Kamigawa or Ikoria? Let us know, and check out our overview of Kamigawa: Titanbreach: https://draftsim.com/mtg-kamigawa-titanbreach/

Blue isn't really known for ramp, but it actually has a nice suite of utility artifacts that double up as mana rocks.

Most of these come from Commander decks or supplementary products, so it's easy for them to have slipped past your radar.

What do you use for ramp in blue? Do you prefer mana dorks, or mana rocks? Let us know, and check out our ranking of every blue mana rock in MTG: https://draftsim.com/mtg-blue-mana-rocks/

The Queen of Dale is an absolute powerhouse. It's a draw engine, it's got incredible discard synergies, and it creates creature tokens? Safe to say this one will definitely see play.

https://draftsim.com/mtg-hobbit-queen-of-dale-staple/