Here are some of the best value Magic: The Gathering Commander precons

Being able to attack unblocked could allow you to take out a player who thinks they're safe behind a big board, and it can also help you benefit from combat damage triggers

First, the 2-cost MV is ridiculous for the upside of a planeswalker

The ability only triggers once a turn, but it’s still a very potent way of turning a 1/1 that taps for one mana into a real threat over the course of a game

Courage in Crisis is a key component to any proliferate deck

But one of the main ways to rebuild your resources in Magic is to draw extra cards—something that White historically hasn’t been allowed to do

Counterspell Counterspell is one of the most elegantly designed cards in Magic

This is one of the decks I have in the planning stages, and it’s been fun figuring out the various angles I want to go with it

But something doesn't feel quite right

• 1 Mairsil, the Pretender

Their effects are limited, and they only feature certain types of spells

(All cards in MM 2015 with a buylist price of $1 or more

There are 6 commons and 7 uncommons that have a bordered ichor treatment, and there are 16 rares and 11 mythic rares with a borderless ichor treatment