deck Gishath, Sun's Avatar

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Gishath, Sun's Avatar

Vigilance, trample, haste Whenever Gishath, Sun's Avatar deals combat damage to a player, reveal that many cards from the top of your library. Put any number of Dinosaur creature cards from among them onto the battlefield and the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.

Main Deck cards Gishath, Sun's Avatar

Forest

5.4 in 100% of decks
Mountain

3.4 in 100% of decks
Plains

3.4 in 100% of decks
Etali, Primal Storm

1.0 in 100% of decks
Ghalta, Primal Hunger

1.0 in 80% of decks
Verdant Sun's Avatar

1.0 in 80% of decks
Regisaur Alpha

1.0 in 80% of decks
Zetalpa, Primal Dawn

1.0 in 80% of decks
Command Tower

1.0 in 80% of decks
Zacama, Primal Calamity

1.0 in 80% of decks
Burning Sun's Avatar

1.0 in 80% of decks
Wakening Sun's Avatar

1.0 in 80% of decks
Sol Ring

1.0 in 80% of decks
Rhythm of the Wild

1.0 in 80% of decks
Arcane Signet

1.0 in 80% of decks
Knight of the Stampede

1.0 in 60% of decks
Polyraptor

1.0 in 60% of decks
Temple of the False God

1.0 in 60% of decks
Wayward Swordtooth

1.0 in 60% of decks
Path of Ancestry

1.0 in 60% of decks
Siegehorn Ceratops

1.0 in 60% of decks
Ripjaw Raptor

1.0 in 60% of decks
Clifftop Retreat

1.0 in 60% of decks
Kinjalli's Sunwing

1.0 in 60% of decks
Rugged Highlands

1.0 in 60% of decks
Gift of Paradise

1.0 in 60% of decks
Atzocan Seer

1.0 in 60% of decks
Farseek

1.0 in 60% of decks
Carnage Tyrant

1.0 in 60% of decks
Mirari's Wake

1.0 in 60% of decks
Regal Behemoth

1.0 in 60% of decks
Gruul Guildgate

1.0 in 60% of decks
Jungle Shrine

1.0 in 60% of decks
Marauding Raptor

1.0 in 60% of decks
Migration Path

1.0 in 60% of decks
Quartzwood Crasher

1.0 in 60% of decks
Highland Forest

1.0 in 60% of decks
Ghalta and Mavren

1.0 in 60% of decks
Hulking Raptor

1.0 in 60% of decks
Stomping Ground

1.0 in 40% of decks
Unclaimed Territory

1.0 in 40% of decks
Cinder Glade

1.0 in 40% of decks
Bellowing Aegisaur

1.0 in 40% of decks
Raging Regisaur

1.0 in 40% of decks
Kodama's Reach

1.0 in 40% of decks
Naya Charm

1.0 in 40% of decks
Rootbound Crag

1.0 in 40% of decks
Otepec Huntmaster

1.0 in 40% of decks
Myriad Landscape

1.0 in 40% of decks
Trapjaw Tyrant

1.0 in 40% of decks
Sunbird's Invocation

1.0 in 40% of decks
Lifecrafter's Bestiary

1.0 in 40% of decks
Temple Garden

1.0 in 40% of decks
Drover of the Mighty

1.0 in 40% of decks
Forerunner of the Empire

1.0 in 40% of decks
Blossoming Sands

1.0 in 40% of decks
Selesnya Guildgate

1.0 in 40% of decks
Blasphemous Act

1.0 in 40% of decks
Sacred Foundry

1.0 in 40% of decks
Wind-Scarred Crag

1.0 in 40% of decks
Evolving Wilds

1.0 in 40% of decks
Goring Ceratops

1.0 in 40% of decks
Ranging Raptors

1.0 in 40% of decks
Commune with Dinosaurs

1.0 in 40% of decks
Temple Altisaur

1.0 in 40% of decks
Sunpetal Grove

1.0 in 40% of decks
Graypelt Refuge

1.0 in 40% of decks
Cultivate

1.0 in 40% of decks
Rogue's Passage

1.0 in 40% of decks
Swords to Plowshares

1.0 in 40% of decks
Boros Guildgate

1.0 in 40% of decks
Runic Armasaur

1.0 in 40% of decks
Shifting Ceratops

1.0 in 40% of decks
Apex Altisaur

1.0 in 40% of decks
The Great Henge

1.0 in 40% of decks
Return of the Wildspeaker

1.0 in 40% of decks
Akroma's Will

1.0 in 40% of decks
Alpine Meadow

1.0 in 40% of decks
Furycalm Snarl

1.0 in 40% of decks

Strategy

The "Gishath, Sun's Avatar" Commander deck is a creature-heavy deck focusing on big dinosaurs and powerful creature ETB effects. The deck's main strategy is to ramp up mana quickly using cards like Cultivate, Kodama's Reach, and Sol Ring to cast big dinosaurs like Gishath, Zacama, and Wakening Sun's Avatar. These creatures have powerful abilities that can help control the board and deal massive damage to opponents. Additionally, cards like Ranging Raptors and Wayward Swordtooth help ramp up lands and gain card advantage. Some of the good points of the deck include its ability to generate massive board presence quickly, its powerful and impactful creatures, and its ability to overwhelm opponents with big threats. The deck can be very explosive and satisfying to play, especially when you get to trigger Gishath's ability to put even more dinosaurs into play. However, some potential weaknesses of the deck include its vulnerability to board wipes and removal spells, as losing key creatures can set you back significantly. Additionally, the high mana costs of some of the creatures in the deck can make it difficult to recover if you fall behind early in the game. Overall, the "Gishath, Sun's Avatar" Commander deck is a fun and exciting deck to play if you enjoy the thrill of summoning massive dinosaurs and stomping over your opponents with big creatures. Just be mindful of your opponents' answers and make sure to build in some protection and card draw to stay ahead in the game.