{"ops":[{"insert":"Hey all! My name is Gabe, and I'm a recovering Blue addict who's been playing Magic since 2018 and curating my collection of Commander decks since 2019. I currently have ten paper Commander decks, detailed below. My preferred power level is Bracket 3, and I value having a healthy number of decks that vary in color, gameplay, and win conditions. My comfort zone is low-curve decks that provide a high degree of card selection, often with graveyard synergies. I pride myself on curating highly refined lists with several genuinely unique constructions and wincons. Here is a list of my current roster:\n\nTameshi, Reality Architect (WU): This deck looks to recur Lotus Blossom repeatedly with Tameshi's activated ability to produce a surge of mana for a giant board of angels from Finale of Glory. It includes a carefully selected interweaving series of tutors as well as a Dragon and Wizard Pod-style package centered around Pyre of Heroes.\n\nRona, Herald of Invasion (UB): A high density of Legendary cards provides tons of card selection via Rona's triggered ability, allowing me to manually draw my deck for the win on an empty library or to assemble a combo involving Rona and Mox Amber.\n\nTorsten, Founder of Benalia (WG): This deck centers around Hunting Grounds as a secret Commander, utilizing a high density of blink creatures to keep my hand full with Torsten and to protect Hunting Grounds in response to removal.\n\nGix, Yawgmoth Praetor (B): This deck deploys a high density of evasive 1-drops to draw a huge amount of cards to feed Gix's activated ability, while looking to close out the game with a suite of symmetrical life loss effects.\n\nPlargg, Dean of Chaos (WR): A guaranteed rummage effect in the command zone supports consistent card selection and the ability to reanimate scrappy small creatures, while a Heroic subtheme centered around Feather, the Redeemed looks to go over the top with a double cast of Crackle with Power, refunded from Feather if the first cast targets one of my own creatures.\n\nThe Mycotyrant (UG): Heavy self-milling results in a wide board of 1/1s to be sacrificed for value or buffed up for classic Overrun-style wins\n\nEsika, God of the Tree (RG): This deck subverts expectations by only utilizing Esika's front side to chain 1-mana ramp into Esika into a 5-mana value piece for a precisely sequenced opening backed up by a threatening team of Vigilant, mana-producing Legendary threats\n\nKroxa (BR): This groupslug list uses a suite of symmetrical draw effects and draw-punishing effects to churn through each player's library while attacking their hand and life totals. It finishes the game with repeated/infinite Kroxa ETBs with a discount from Rakdos, Lord of Riots or through infinite treasures produced by Storm-Kiln Artist and Fury Storm.\n\nThrasta, Tempest's Roar: This multifaceted combo list looks to discount Thrasta with small spells before sacrificing her repeatedly to Altar of Dementia for a mill win. It can also set up a lethal board with Aeve, Progenitor Ooze, suit up an Inkmoth Nexus with Tangleweave Armor for Infect one-shots, or animate and buff its lands to close out the game.\n\nTadeas, Juniper Ascendant: A high density of 1-mana flyers allows for Tadeas to provide tons of card draw while setting up a unique board state of keyword sharing via Odric, Lunarch Marshall. Fynn, the Fangbearer, along with Odric, allows for a board of weenies to close out the game with poison counters in this unorthodox Selenya list.\n"}]}