But like shadow can only exist with light, outlaws can only exist with laws.
That’s where Yuma, Proud Protector comes in.
Specifically, the Plant people.
Wo, what exactly are Outlaws and how do they change the game?
Let’s find out.
Desert Bloom Commander Decklist
Here’s the full deck list, organized by card pop in.
Cataclysmic Prospecting, by PINDURSKI
Deserts matter in Desert Bloom.
All lands do, but deserts in particular trigger a lot of effects in the deck.
The sub-theme that synergizes with the landfall theme istoken generation theme.
Cataclysmic Prospecting, by PINDURSKI
These tokens cover a range of creature types, including Plant, Elemental, and Insect.
Bring him out early and start moving Deserts into your graveyard to grow an army of Plant Warriors.
Kirri, Talented Sprout is the other out-of-the-box commander option.
Creosote Heath, by Leon Tukker
The deck is well-designed, with only a few cards that stand out as being in need of replacement.
You won’t want a graveyard full of creatures, though, and there are better buffs available.
Impulse draw, like that provided byEscape to the Wilds, is always risky.
All three can be safely cut for something that provides more recurring value, likeConduit of Worlds.
Finally,Crawling SensationandScaretillerare both good fits for the deck, but will not perform up to snuff.
Crawling Sensation creates Insect tokens when lands go into your graveyard, but only once per turn.
If you’re going to overwhelm your opponents with tokens, you’ll need more than that.
Impact Tremors
When the deck is running smoothly, you’ll be creating a lot of creature tokens.
This is a big early mana boost, and an easy addition.
Electric Revelation, by Liiga Smilshkalne
Especially since it’s possible for you to untap the lands that came into play tapped.
Swordtooth, however, is also a 5/5 beater to swing at your opponents with.
Other Upgrade Options
In Magic’s latest Commander deck, it pays to do crimes.
Requisition Raid, by Viko Menezes