MTG > Metagame Commander > deck Animar, Soul of Elements
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Protection from white and from black Whenever you cast a creature spell, put a +1/+1 counter on Animar, Soul of Elements. Creature spells you cast cost {1} less to cast for each +1/+1 counter on Animar.
Main Deck cards Animar, Soul of Elements
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6.5 in 100% of decks
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6.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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5.3 in 75% of decks
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1.0 in 75% of decks
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1.0 in 75% of decks
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1.0 in 75% of decks
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1.0 in 75% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
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1.0 in 50% of decks
Strategy
The "Animar, Soul of Elements" deck in Commander is a powerful and fun deck to play with. The strategy revolves around casting creature spells to pump up Animar and reduce their mana cost, eventually overwhelming your opponents with powerful creatures. Animar's ability to reduce mana costs as you cast creatures is very strong, allowing you to quickly ramp into big spells. Some good points of the deck include the efficient ramp package with cards like Sol Ring, Cultivate, and Birds of Paradise, which help you get Animar out early and start casting your creatures quickly. Cards like Beast Whisperer and Forgotten Ancient also provide card advantage and potential for explosive plays. The protection package with cards like Swiftfoot Boots and Counterspell help you protect Animar and your key creatures. On the downside, the deck can be vulnerable to board wipes or targeted removal, as Animar relies on having creatures on the battlefield to be most effective. It can also struggle against heavy control decks that focus on shutting down creature-based strategies. Additionally, the deck can be weak to early aggression if you don't have the right creatures to block or stabilize. Overall, the "Animar, Soul of Elements" deck is a blast to play, with explosive plays and big creatures dominating the board. With the right support cards and careful play, it can be a formidable force in Commander games.
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