These MH3 Commanders Are AMAZING

Today's video is a highlight of reel of when we streamed us tier-listing every single new Commander from Modern Horizons 3! Wizards knocked it out of the park with this one. These new commanders are insanely well designed! Like this style of video? Want to see more videos like this? Do you agree or disagree with my takes? Let me know in the comments!
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[@p4radoxical]

Gonna put six in my titania voice of gaea deck when I end up making it. It both mills the lands I need to activate her ability and can tutor for the land I need to meld. The retrace is also nice to put lands back in the yard in case I need to cast Titania again and to get back anything that isn’t a land I’ve milled that I may need.

[@Thoughtmage100]

I put Six in my Yuma deck for similar reasons. The mill helps out a lot, especially with the retrace ability.

[@AB-qp2tm]

Pushed green slop is highly accurate

[@renebegnaud9649]

Shilgengar works really good with solemnity so you can keep looping angels without the exile issue

[@tichrondus]

Algorithm food for ya

[@Thoughtmage100]

I'm not a fan of the guy who designed Phelia. He wasted design space just so he could put his actual dog on a card. To me, that's cringe.

[@wardious2562]

It has nice flavor and is a massive boon for honest white decks in both legacy and modern. Calling that wasted design space is really cynical…

[@Thoughtmage100]

@wardious2562 Do you honestly think Phelia will see any constructed play? Also that depends on how you define "flavor". What do you mean when you say it has "flavor"?

[@mantislords]

Wait isnt Ulalek supposed to be on this list somewhere?

[@Bounce-Magic]

Decided not to rank precon commanders as I figured they would all be generally good designs, considering they were specifically designed for commander. I might do precon commanders in future tier lists tho

[@rowanwallace6747]

So i see what you're saying by saying nadu is boring, but there are not so boring ways to build it i bilt it as BU control, so definitely some cool ways of building her