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Six has surged in Commander thanks to the Modern Horizons 3 precon and the constant flow of new land-matters cards

This version of Sheoldred leans into classic mono-black themes that Commander players never seem to tire of: sacrifice, graveyard recursion, and grinding value

Massacre Girl remains a cult-favorite commander because she can single-handedly reset a board with her infamous chain of -1/-1 triggers

Weatherlight picked up interest once vehicles and spaceships were officially allowed as commanders, giving artifact fans a novel way to build

Gandalf the White is beloved as a commander because he turns every legendary and artifact spell into a surprise play thanks to flash

Teysa Karlov stays near the top of Orzhov commander charts because she amplifies one of the format's favorite archetypes: death-trigger aristocrats

Kaalia of the Vast has been an iconic Mardu commander for years because she cheats massive Angels, Demons, and Dragons into play for free

Tom Bombadil quickly became the definitive saga commander, letting players fully commit to a five-color enchantment deck built around storytelling

Vivi Ornitier rockets up commander rankings as one of the marquee legends from the Final Fantasy Universes Beyond release

Sliver Overlord remains a classic five-color commander because it does everything a tribal player wants: tutor for any Sliver and even steal opposing ones

The Gitrog Monster is infamous in Commander circles for enabling powerful land-based combo and value engines

Satoru Umezawa gave Dimir fans a highly visible commander that turns any big creature in hand into a sneaky ninjutsu threat

Tiamat is a headline dragon tribal commander, entering the battlefield and immediately refilling your hand with up to five different Dragons

Vincent Valentine rides a wave of Final Fantasy VII nostalgia while offering a mono-black commander that plays into lifegain, sacrifice, and Voltron themes

Sakashima of a Thousand Faces is a favorite in Commander because it breaks the legendary rule for your board while copying your best creature

Edgar Markov is still the definitive Vampire commander, regularly appearing near the top of popularity charts and tribal discussions

Tataru Taru is a surprisingly political Final Fantasy commander, often built as a group-hug and blink engine according to online decklists

Captain Sisay has long been a toolbox legend, tutoring up any legendary card and naturally getting better with each new set

Professor Onyx offers a planeswalker commander that leans into spell-heavy black control and lifedrain strategies

Thalia and The Gitrog Monster fuses two beloved cards into a powerful Abzan commander that taxes opponents while supercharging your lands

Sorin Markov remains a recognizable mono-black planeswalker commander largely because of his infamous ability to set a player's life total to 10

Jacob Frye brings Assassin's Creed flavor into Commander as a Dimir legend that plays well with stealthy, combat-focused strategies

Ziatora, the Incinerator anchors Jund sacrifice and big-creature shells, rewarding you for flinging high-power threats at opponents

Commodore Guff leads a unique planeswalker-focused Jeskai deck straight out of his precon, drawing attention from superfriends fans

Arwen, Weaver of Hope offers a Lord of the Rings-themed commander that leans into counters and go-wide strategies in green-white

Esika's Chariot translated surprisingly well into Commander once vehicles became legal commanders, giving green a token-friendly artifact payoff

Sauron, the Dark Lord stands out as a high-profile Grixis commander from the Lord of the Rings set, leaning into amass, discard, and spell-heavy control

Memnarch is a classic artifact commander that lets you methodically steal the entire board once you assemble enough mana

Y'shtola Rhul is a standout Universes Beyond commander for players who love blinking and looping enter-the-battlefield effects

Zenos yae Galvus takes mono-black into aggressive Voltron territory, suiting up one massive threat to dominate combat

Serah Farron offers a more value-oriented take on Final Fantasy commanders, often built around small synergistic creatures and incremental advantage

Kodama of the East Tree is a staple in many green Commander discussions because of how explosively it snowballs permanents onto the battlefield

Bill the Pony became an unexpected fan-favorite commander, offering a cute but surprisingly functional support piece in mono-white

Danny Pink represents the Doctor Who crossover with a commander that cares about +1/+1 counters and modular artifact creatures

Zurgo Stormrender gives Jeskai players a hasty, combat-focused commander that rewards casting noncreature spells before swinging in

Bello, Bard of the Brambles quickly became one of the standout commanders from Bloomburrow, both in casual and higher-powered circles

Ureni of the Unwritten is a dream commander for dragon lovers, cheating big Dragons from the top of the deck whenever it attacks or enters

Meren of Clan Nel Toth has been one of the defining graveyard commanders for years, regularly appearing atop popularity charts

Loran of the Third Path is a flexible white commander that brings targeted artifact and enchantment removal directly into the command zone

Hakbal of the Surging Soul is one of the breakout Merfolk commanders, leading Simic lists that flood the board and explore repeatedly

Peregrin Took is a Lord of the Rings commander that has carved out a niche in token-and-Food strategies

Go-Shintai of Life's Origin finally gave Shrine fans the dedicated five-color commander they had wanted for years

Lozhan, Dragons' Legacy is popular among Izzet players who want a dragon-flavored spellslinger deck

Karn, Legacy Reforged headlines many colorless artifact decks as a commander that turns your mana rocks into both ramp and card draw

The Ancient One taps into the growing popularity of graveyard-centric horror and Eldrazi-style strategies

Maelstrom Wanderer has been a Temur staple for years, loved for its double cascade and ability to deliver huge, random haymakers

Syr Konrad, the Grim remains a fan-favorite mono-black aristocrats and graveyard commander

Miirym, Sentinel Wyrm is widely touted online as one of the strongest Temur dragon commanders ever printed

Adeline, Resplendent Cathar is a mono-white token commander that consistently overperforms at casual and mid-power tables

Liliana, Dreadhorde General is a powerful planeswalker commander that draws cards whenever your creatures die and pressures the board with edict effects