Commander: Top 6 Best Unfinity cards for cEDH

Now that WoTC has decided that the Un-set cards will no longer be silver bordered and that some of these cards will be legal in Commander, it ended up bringing somewhat unusual mechanics to cEDH. You can have further details about it in this article.

I brought here for you some of the cards that could see competitive play in this format!

6 - Last Voyage of the _____

This enchantment is the Diabolic Tutor version of Animate Dead, as it costs two more mana — It might be worth a slot in decks that run graveyard loops.

In the case of a tutor, four mana is enough to render it useless, but thinking about a card used to win the game, two more mana for that isn't as bad as it seems.

It brings more consistency to those decks that will have fewer chances to cast a tutor to look for a piece with this effect, which should see play in lists that have Abdel Adrian, Gorion's Ward and Worldgorger Dragon as main wincondition.

5 - Myra the Magnificent

Another legend for Storm decks that want to use the attraction feature in competitive games. There are some intriguing options for Izzet decks, such as:

Information Booth to draw cards.

Pick-a-Beeble for ramp.

Hall of Mirrors to turn your creatures into Krark, the Thumbless

Haunted House that returns a creature to the battlefield for one turn.

Fortune Teller for scrying.

Trash Bin for recursion

Ferris Wheel, that works as a temporary removal.

Remember that attractions are artifacts and that they can only leave the game for exile or for a specific zone that works as a graveyard for them.

All attractions can be visited, but you only roll one die regardless of how many attractions you have. If the result allows you to visit more than one, you can visit in the order you wish.

Myra allows you to recur spells by exiling them and placing them as part of visiting an attraction — that is, in addition to the effect of the visit, it will also have the effect of the spell.

If you exile a Time Warp to a relatively easy-to-enter attraction, such as one with 3 numbers to visit, and use cards that support it, such as Pixie Guide and Barbarian Class, you can have infinite extra turns, especially if you exile two extra turn spells in different attractions.

However, it still relies on dice rolling to work.

4 - Magar of the Magic Strings

This commander gives you recursion and card advantage for a medium to high cost, and it can give you a mana boost if you take spells that cost more than the ability cost, generating value for every damage you deal to opponents.

It also populates the board, managing to put pressure on other opponents who use life as a resource.

Magar can be used as a creature in a Prosper, Tome-Bound deck, but I don't think it can scale up to be more efficient than it.

3 - _____ Goblin

This goblin has a remarkable effect: when it enters the battlefield, you put a name sticker on it.

Then you add red mana according to the number of vowels in that name, which makes it better than a Seething Song for generating mana if you use the Delusionary Sticker to be a 3 mana creature that adds six red mana. It's useful to speed up red decks that play on their own turn.

Storm decks can use this card, especially if they have access to a Displacer Kitten, to abuse it multiple times, generating tons of mana.

2 - Clown Car

This card has enormous potential to enter the following decks: Magda, Brazen Outlaw, Winota, Joiner of Forces and Urza, Lord High Artificer.

For the first deck, this artifact is a dwarven tapper with no need to move them into combat that costs 0 and works from turn one, further speeding up an already fast deck.

For Winota, this cart is more useful. First it isn't human, so you can use humans to crew it, and it will work as a Memnite, and you can also pay mana to generate more clowns, which adds more triggers for Winota.

In Urza's case it is a Mox Sapphire, which can also be used to generate more Mox Sapphires when the game is extended, paying as needed.

1 - Saw in Half

Of all the cards released in this set, this is the one that should see the most competitive play, as it manages to triple the mana generated by a Dockside Extortionist — which alone would guarantee it a safe first place compared to other cards.

However, when this card was revealed, people also discovered a combo with Cormela, Glamour Thief who in turn can start an infinite mana combo with Demonic Tutor to go looking for the other cards in the loop, which are Dark Ritual and Saw in Half, with this card creating two copies of the creature.

You can recover two cards from the Graveyard, one by the original Cormela's effect and one by the token, and still have an untapped Cormela on the battlefield.

With Dark Ritual and Saw in Half you can use Cormela's abilities to generate infinite mana for instants and sorceries, and then tutor a card from your deck to finish off opponents.

This made Cormela even more competitively viable, as like Kinnan Bonder Prodigy, Najeela, the Blade-Blossom and other commanders, she has a one-card combo, and also has in her identity the colors considered the strongest in the cEDH.

Well, the article ends here! I wish you all a good week and don't stick stickers on foil cards, so as not to damage them, stick them on the sleeve.

Until the next time!