Are you the bad guy if you play a chaos card that can completely wipe out someone's board? Even if you warn them about it before the game?

Upgrading? Optimizing? Is there a difference? If so, what is it? Let's dive in and examine how these ideas are separate.

Is it Bolasy to respond to your Commander pod's playstyle by building a Stax deck? More importantly, is it healthy for the pod?

So what's the difference between Commander Brackets 4 and 5? They seem to be pretty similar. Harvey's here to break it down for you.

Some people in the Commander community talk about deck optimization leading to homogeneity, and how this ruins Commander. Let's discuss.

In this edition of Am I the Bolas?, we have a rebuttal to a previous post from the original writer's playgroup. They'd like to add their POV.

Wondering how the Commander Bracket system works? Cooper's got you covered, with builds of the same commander for each level of play.

Not every Commander pod or player will be a good fit for you. But how do you deal when matched up with someone with a different mindset?

Sol Ring. It's in practically every deck, and for good reason. But is that reason good enough to justify its omnipresence in the format?

Threats and retaliation. Sometimes these can happen in a game of Commander. But how do you handle it? And when should you do it?