Owain Roberts
Owain Roberts
Owain has been playing on and off from around Invasion block to 2011, and has been playing since. He's recently embraced Rakdos as his go-to color combination, though he's also looking for opportunities to branch out. When he isn't slinging spells, he can be found looking after his pet dogs.
Sworn to Darkness | Precon Remastered
Ob Nixilis of the Black Oath gets a new job leading Demons in this Precon Remastered upgrade of Commander 2014's Sworn to Darkness.
The Wise Mothman | Adding New Cards With Commander Makeover
New upgrades for The Wise Mothman, from Secrets of Strixhaven to Duskmourn — rad counters, mill, and ways to make the moth enormous.
New Cards to Add to Lathril Commander Decks
New cards to upgrade Lathril, Blade of the Elves, from High Perfect Morcant to Dionus, Elvish Archdruid. A Commander Makeover for Elves.
Precon Remastered-Peer Through Time
Upgrading Commander 2014's Peer Through Time precon: a Teferi, Temporal Archmage superfriends build, refreshed with new blue staples.
Giving Jodah, the Unifier a Commander Makeover
A Commander Makeover for Jodah, the Unifier: legendary-matters cards from Final Fantasy, Assassin's Creed, and beyond to bolster the popular deck.
Remaking 2014's Forged in Steel Precon Commander Deck
A budget upgrade of the Commander 2014 Nahiri precon, Forged in Stone, rebuilding the Equipment deck with modern staples under a $120 cap.
Conniving Some Cartoon Villainy with Loki, the Deciever
A villainous Loki, the Deceiver Commander deck tech built from Marvel cards, to scheme with connive, Villain synergies, and cartoon menace.
Underrated Backup Precon Commanders
These legends might have been second-fiddle in their own precons, but that doesn't mean they're all forgettable; in fact, some are the best!
The Case for Why We Need More Monocolored Commander Decks
More monocolor precons, fewer five-color piles. Owain is hot on the case to see why we don't (but should) see more monocolor Commander precons.
Precon Remastered-Nature of the Beast
Let's check out why the Marath, Will of the Wild precon never quite worked, and how a full overhaul turns it into a proper +1/+1 counters deck.