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Commander / EDH Control RUW (Jeskai, America) RW (Boros) UR (Izzet) WU (Azorius)

Finnzet

Creature (1)

• 1x Wurmcoil Engine

Planeswalker (4)

• 1x Ajani Vengeant
• 1x Jace, Architect of Thought
• 1x Ral Zarek
• 1x Tezzeret the Seeker

Land (35)

• 1x Azorius Chancery
• 1x Azorius Guildgate
• 1x Battlefield Forge
• 1x Boros Garrison
• 1x Boros Guildgate
• 1x Desolate Lighthouse
• 1x Evolving Wilds
• 1x Ghost Quarter
• 1x Glacial Fortress
• 5x Island
• 1x Izzet Boilerworks
• 1x Izzet Guildgate
• 3x Mountain
• 1x Mystic Monastery
• 5x Plains
• 1x Seat of the Synod
• 1x Swiftwater Cliffs
• 1x Temple of Enlightenment
• 1x Temple of the False God
• 1x Temple of Triumph
• 1x Thespian's Stage
• 1x Tranquil Cove
• 1x Vivid Crag
• 1x Vivid Creek
• 1x Wind-Scarred Crag

Enchantment (6)

• 1x Assemble the Legion
• 1x Eldrazi Conscription
• 1x Nevermore
• 1x Rule of Law
• 1x Spirit Away
• 1x Thought Reflection

Artifact (17)

• 1x Akroma's Memorial
• 1x Aligned Hedron Network
• 1x Azorius Signet
• 1x Boros Signet
• 1x Darksteel Ingot
• 1x Elixir of Immortality
• 1x Everflowing Chalice
• 1x Isochron Scepter
• 1x Izzet Signet
• 1x Lotus Bloom
• 1x Mindlock Orb
• 1x Quietus Spike
• 1x Sol Ring
• 1x Sphinx-Bone Wand
• 1x Staff of Nin
• 1x Sword of Vengeance
• 1x Torpor Orb

Instant (20)

• 1x Boomerang
• 1x Brainstorm
• 1x Counterflux
• 1x Counterspell
• 1x Cyclonic Rift
• 1x Dig Through Time
• 1x Disdainful Stroke
• 1x Dissolve
• 1x Dragonlord's Prerogative
• 1x Fact or Fiction
• 1x Negate
• 1x Path to Exile
• 1x Psychic Spiral
• 1x Rewind
• 1x Spell Pierce
• 1x Sphinx's Revelation
• 1x Steam Augury
• 1x Supplant Form
• 1x Swords to Plowshares
• 1x Telling Time

Sorcery (16)

• 1x Clone Legion
• 1x Day of Judgment
• 1x Devastation Tide
• 1x Divine Reckoning
• 1x End Hostilities
• 1x Enter the Infinite
• 1x Past in Flames
• 1x Plea for Power
• 1x Ponder
• 1x Profound Journey
• 1x Rite of Replication
• 1x Spelltwine
• 1x Supreme Verdict
• 1x Temporal Trespass
• 1x Ugin's Insight
• 1x Wrath of God

Commander (1)

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Narset, Enlightened Master offers a lot with her ability. With the ability to play up to four cards for free, it screams for a deck full of value, and this is what I'm aiming at. NOTE: not finished.

What's this? Show

Hi! My name is Karpf1sh (I don't really wanna upgrade my profile for the namechange, sorry TappedOut Kappa), Hearthstone addict and a Commander enthusiast. This here is my Narset deck (still in progress!) that has carried me well throughout the times. Please note, I'm a college student with not a lot of money and time, so I'm probably missing some very helpful cards. Anyway, you'll find all the answers you need here in the description, if I have time to update it. PLEASE, IF YOU HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS, LEAVE THEM IN THE COMMENTS. ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED!

How does this deck work? I find it consists of three main elements, which are controlling the game, playing for value and being a dick. Further explanations:

Controlling the game Show

Under this category I'll be counting board clears, counters and different playstyles against different opponents.

COUNTERS: Counterspells are a very useful way to keep the game in your favor. From the very basic Counterspell to such insane cards as Mana Drain (not in the deck yet!), keeping your opponent on their toes with the ability to cancel their plans is amazing. REMEMBER: don't counter their first big guy or spell if you have other means of dealing with it (unless you know their gameplan, of course), it will most likely just be a bait followed by their main play.

CLEARS: Need a way to prolong the game? Look no further! With board clears of many kinds, your opponents will start chewing their nails when your Wrath of God is followed two turns later by a Devastation Tide to stall them even further. The clears are also needed for clear Narset plays: Divine Reckoning is an absolute beast for this reason.

PLAYSTYLES: Keeping the game under control is not a simple task. You need to identify their gameplan early on (turn 1 to turn 10 is the average I've faced) and play accordingly. Aggro matches are rather simple. Just clear everything. They're bound to run out of steam at some point, then you can start beating their heads in with Narset. Combo decks require some knowledge of the possible combo. When you see one of the pieces, stop it by any means necessary. Remember to hold your counterspells for those.Control mirrors are interesting. Your plays have to be well-thought and precise, and you need to remember that whatever you think is your plan will be stopped. Early Narset will almost never resolve without a counter. You win this matchup by valuing Narset's ability: Eldrazi Conscription and Thought Reflection for free can end the game rather quickly, if they're not interrupted.

Playing for value Show

Outvaluing is a term I've come by a lot of times with this deck. Narsets' ability outvalues many others, being able to cast up to four cards for free. Sure, sometimes you hit four lands and are really sad, but when you hit Enter the Infinite and just draw your deck in one turn for free, your opponents weep.

Hitting the value without Narset is still a thing, though. This happens with the plethora of draws to hit what you need. Ugin's Insight in particular is one of the best draw engines here: usually you scry for at least four AND THEN DRAW THREE CARDS. Scrying for eight is godly, as reassembling your deck is damn good.

Planeswalkers are also great. Even if you can't always ult them, your opponent still has to deal with them, which translates to a) stalling the game and b) possibly messing their gameplan. If you can protect them, you'll probably win: Jace, Architect of Thoughts ultimate basically wins in a multiplayer game with possible combo picks from different decks, and in a 1v1 it usually steals their best card or a possible combo piece.

Wurmcoil Engine might seem a bit out of place in this deck. The truth is that I actually had him removed before, but when I realized he's just 1 out of 99 cards, I decided to include him back in. He just has that certain value aspect that really can't be matched by most creatures. If he's exiled with Narset, sure, you're sad, but most of the time you don't because you draw so much.

Being a dick Show

Let's face it: you're a dick. Everyone's a dick in some level, and Magic is one way of showing it. That's why I've added cards that will make people hate you: Torpor Orb, Mindlock Orb and Rule of Law will make people shove your deck in your throat in just a matter of time. Have fun! ;)

All in all, I've found this deck to be an absolute blast to play. Enter the Infinite with Psychic Spiral is something people don't see very often, which is exactly what makes it so fun (or "fun" :D) for both players. I hope that you like this deck, if you do then please leave an upvote and tell me what improvements you would add to this deck! I've probably missed more than 100 cards that fit here well, so a pointer would be nice :)

Thanks everyone, and have a nice day. Karpf1sh out.

Date added	9 years
Last updated	8 years
Legality	This deck is Commander / EDH legal.
Rarity (main - side)	13 - 0 Mythic Rares 36 - 0 Rares 24 - 0 Uncommons 11 - 0 Commons
Cards	100
Avg. CMC	4.09
Tokens	Copy Clone, Soldier 1/1 RW, Wurm 3/3 C w/ Deathtouch, Wurm 3/3 C w/ Lifelink