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- Ten Cards I Still Visit in the Retirement Home

ListsCommander has moved on from many older cards, but Levi has a few he can't let go of. These aging favorites are cards he still sleeves up.
- Which Cards Are Hot and Cold for Ashling, the Limitless? | Fire and Ice

DataJulia digs into the data to see which cards are heating up and cooling off in Elemental decks led by five-color Ashling, the Limitless.
- Burden of Guilt: The "Mean Commander" Experience

OpinionSome Commander archetypes come with social baggage. Cas Hinds breaks down which decks draw the table’s salt, and who shouldn’t build them.
- Which Cards Are Hot and Cold for Sisay, Weatherlight Captain? | Fire and Ice

cEDHSisay, Weatherlight Captain's cEDH data shows Samut and Shang-Chi heating up for the five-color legend,, while Kutzil and planeswalkers shiver.
- The Art of a Tempo Board Wipe in Commander

OpinionBoard wipes aren’t just panic buttons: Cas makes the case for the tempo board wipe, a cheap, early sweeper to slow opponents and put you in front.
- Fire and Ice: Which Cards Are Hot and Cold for Marvo, Deep Operative?

DataJulia breaks down clash-loving Marvo, Deep Operative's hottest rising cards, its cooling includes, and a full sample deck list.
- What is the Best Horror Plane: Innistrad or Duskmourn?

OpinionInnistrad vs. Duskmourn: which plane is the true king of horror? Levi pits their hallmark cards across five horror themes to crown a winner.
- Brewing to Cook: A Culinary Analysis of Commander Deckbuilding

OpinionAs someone who dabbles quite heavily in both cooking and deckbuilding for Commander, Josh Nelson finds both to be very similar!
- Which Cards Are Hot and Cold for the "Second Draw Matters" Scryfall Tag? | Fire and Ice

DataJulia analyzes Fire and Ice scores for a new subcategory of cards: Scryfall o-tags, with this week's focus on "second-draw-matters."
- Which Cards Are Hot and Cold for Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin? | Fire and Ice

cEDHEDHREC data on Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin: what’s hot and cold in this cEDH Rakdos deck, from Casey Jones to the fading All Will Be One.