deck Ian Malcolm, Chaotician

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Ian Malcolm, Chaotician

Whenever a player draws their second card each turn, that player exiles the top card of their library. During each player's turn, that player may cast a spell from among the cards they don't own exiled with Ian Malcolm, Chaotician, and mana of any type can be spent to cast it.

Main Deck cards Ian Malcolm, Chaotician

Mountain

8.5 in 100% of decks
Island

8.5 in 100% of decks
Day's Undoing

1.0 in 100% of decks
Humble Defector

1.0 in 100% of decks
Skyscribing

1.0 in 100% of decks
Dakra Mystic

1.0 in 100% of decks
Burning Inquiry

1.0 in 100% of decks
Command Tower

1.0 in 100% of decks
Warp World

1.0 in 100% of decks
Etali, Primal Storm

1.0 in 100% of decks
Remand

1.0 in 100% of decks
Exotic Orchard

1.0 in 100% of decks
Evolving Wilds

1.0 in 100% of decks
Psychosis Crawler

1.0 in 100% of decks
Vision Skeins

1.0 in 100% of decks
Terramorphic Expanse

1.0 in 100% of decks
Sol Ring

1.0 in 100% of decks
Izzet Signet

1.0 in 100% of decks
Magus of the Wheel

1.0 in 100% of decks
The Twelfth Doctor

1.0 in 100% of decks
Sensei's Divining Top

1.0 in 50% of decks
Words of Wisdom

1.0 in 50% of decks
Shivan Reef

1.0 in 50% of decks
Fevered Visions

1.0 in 50% of decks
Forced Fruition

1.0 in 50% of decks
Mikokoro, Center of the Sea

1.0 in 50% of decks
Cephalid Broker

1.0 in 50% of decks
Geier Reach Sanitarium

1.0 in 50% of decks
Scalding Tarn

1.0 in 50% of decks
Wheel and Deal

1.0 in 50% of decks
Chasm Skulker

1.0 in 50% of decks
Neurok Stealthsuit

1.0 in 50% of decks
Noggle Ransacker

1.0 in 50% of decks
Temple of the False God

1.0 in 50% of decks
Solemn Simulacrum

1.0 in 50% of decks
Reliquary Tower

1.0 in 50% of decks
Tomorrow, Azami's Familiar

1.0 in 50% of decks
Myriad Landscape

1.0 in 50% of decks
Sulfur Falls

1.0 in 50% of decks
Fascination

1.0 in 50% of decks
Fellwar Stone

1.0 in 50% of decks
Wooded Foothills

1.0 in 50% of decks
Whims of the Fates

1.0 in 50% of decks
Archmage Ascension

1.0 in 50% of decks
The Locust God

1.0 in 50% of decks
Niv-Mizzet, the Firemind

1.0 in 50% of decks
Swiftwater Cliffs

1.0 in 50% of decks
Knowledge Pool

1.0 in 50% of decks
Steam Vents

1.0 in 50% of decks
Lore Broker

1.0 in 50% of decks
Reins of Power

1.0 in 50% of decks
Windfall

1.0 in 50% of decks
Propaganda

1.0 in 50% of decks
Temple Bell

1.0 in 50% of decks
Delay

1.0 in 50% of decks
Wipe Away

1.0 in 50% of decks
Possibility Storm

1.0 in 50% of decks
Simian Spirit Guide

1.0 in 50% of decks
Cascade Bluffs

1.0 in 50% of decks
Arcane Denial

1.0 in 50% of decks
Izzet Boilerworks

1.0 in 50% of decks
Kami of the Crescent Moon

1.0 in 50% of decks
Bloodstained Mire

1.0 in 50% of decks
Blasphemous Act

1.0 in 50% of decks
Minds Aglow

1.0 in 50% of decks
Chaos Warp

1.0 in 50% of decks
Eye of the Storm

1.0 in 50% of decks
Otherworld Atlas

1.0 in 50% of decks
Cerebral Vortex

1.0 in 50% of decks
Karplusan Minotaur

1.0 in 50% of decks
Font of Mythos

1.0 in 50% of decks
Chain of Vapor

1.0 in 50% of decks
Curiosity

1.0 in 50% of decks
Reflecting Pool

1.0 in 50% of decks
Brainstorm

1.0 in 50% of decks
Goblin Electromancer

1.0 in 50% of decks
Counterspell

1.0 in 50% of decks
Volcanic Island

1.0 in 50% of decks
Dictate of Kruphix

1.0 in 50% of decks

Combos

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Strategy

The "Ian Malcolm, Chaotician" Commander deck revolve around chaotic card draw and group hugging strategies. The deck aims to create a chaotic and unpredictable game state, benefiting from drawing extra cards and making opponents draw as well. Some strategies you could employ with this deck include using cards like Howling Mine, Kami of the Crescent Moon, and Dictate of Kruphix to draw extra cards and accelerate your game plan. You could also use cards like Humble Defector and Temple Bell to encourage opponents to draw cards, leading to potential chaos and disruption on the battlefield. One of the key strengths of this deck is its ability to generate card advantage and create a unique game experience for both you and your opponents. The constant card draw can help you find the pieces you need to execute your strategy, while also fueling cards like Psychosis Crawler to deal damage based on the number of cards drawn. However, a potential weakness of the deck could be its reliance on chaos effects, which can sometimes backfire or benefit opponents more than you. Additionally, without a clear win condition or a way to close out the game quickly, the deck may struggle in longer games where opponents can disrupt your plans. Overall, the Ian Malcolm, Chaotician deck offers a fun and unpredictable playstyle that can lead to memorable moments and interesting board states. It's a deck that's more about enjoying the chaos of the game rather than aiming for a competitive edge.