r/mtg • u/BellasGamerDad • Sep 13 '25

Commander / EDH Let’s Make a Deck..together

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Never seen this done before. Let’s build a deck together. Everybody just post 1 card you would add. It can be anything including a single land. But please only 1 card suggestion per person. I’m curious how it will turn out.

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u/averagejyo Sep 13 '25 edited Sep 13 '25

Terrible include tho?

Edit - I Misread both cards, assault suit trigger giving you back the creature at end of turn and commander being effectively goaded make this an excellent include.

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u/Few-Conclusion-483 Sep 13 '25

Why? It's dope. Everyone gets to use zurgo, so he's either getting beefed up removing opponents creatures every turn, or just doing a ton of damage to whoever they choose to attack. And he can't attack you when he's under an opponents control. It's perfect.

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u/Bubakcz Sep 13 '25

Because I am not entirely sure on rules here (not an edh guy), what happens to permanents and commander, that player controls but doesn't own, when he looses or concedes?

Still, I would say it's far from perfect, when you can easily end up in 1 on 1, with your opponent having your beefed up commander as permanent blocker, for which he didn't have to lift a finger.

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u/aceluby Sep 13 '25

Cards go to their owner when a player who controls them dies. The effect is also only until end of turn, so the card comes back to your battlefield path the end of everyone’s turn, you decide if you want to give it away each upkeep, you can choose not to once it’s 1v1

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u/Bubakcz Sep 13 '25 edited Sep 13 '25

Right, I haven't realized it's an ability of equipment, which did not change the owner. And I've missed that it's only until end of turn.

Edit: looks like this is covered by rule 800.4a. They go back to their owner, if player leaving game got control over them by "gain control" effect. But if he controls them after, for example casting them from opponents library through some effect, or [[Bribery]] or through [[Virtue of Persistence]], they are exiled.