Arnaud Gompertz
Arnaud Gompertz
Arnaud Gompertz has been playing Magic since 4th Edition, back in 1995. He's been an assiduous EDH enthusiast since 2012, with a soft spot for unusual and casual Commanders. He'll always favour spectacular plays against a boring path to victory. Aside from mistreating cardboard, he's a dedicated board games player, loves a challenging video game and occasionally tries to sing with his choir.
Meet Dakkon Blackblade, aka The Tarnished
This week, Arnaud builds a Commander deck inspired by the masterpiece Elden Ring.
Trimmed Pramikon, Sky Rampart Says Stay Calm and Carry On
Arnaud holds up a giant glowing stop sign in the form of Pramikon, Sky Rampart for this edition of Trimmed - can the big wall get to 100?
Inside Out – Can you build a Colorless Blink Deck?
Can you build a Blink deck in a color identity with just 56 decks total?
Burning the Table on a Budget with Obosh, the Preypiercer
Can a damage-doubling commander burn down a table on a $1.11-per-card budget?
Feel the Wrath of Arrakis With This Grothama, All-Devouring Deck
Dune is one of the most important science fiction books ever written. So let's turn it into a Commander deck, with Grothama, All-Devouring.
Trimmed Trampling and Tremendous Trouncing With Baru, Wurmspeaker
If you're looking to build a mono-green Commander deck around an underloved creature type, then Baru, Wurmspeaker should speak to you.
Branching Out – Final Thoughts and Wacky Deck Lists
Arnaud wraps up his Branching Out Commander series with a few parting thoughts and some bonus deck lists from previous entries in the series.
Multicolor Fantasy: An Infinite Guideline Station Deck
Infinite Guideline Station is all colors, so we can pick the best of each, right? What if we only included multicolor cards?
Three Esper-cially Spicy Brews
On this edition of Branching Out, Arnaud digs into some underplayed Commander brews for the Esper color combination.
The Best Enchantments in Secrets of Strixhaven
Secrets of Strixhaven may be all about instants and sorceries and prepared creatures, but that doesn't mean we should ignore the enchantments.