Edge of Eternities: "World Shaper" Commander Deck

Edge of Eternities: "World Shaper" Commander Deck

Find your spark among the stars – and let magic set the course!
Get ready to be blown away by Magic: The Gathering's first-ever space-fantasy set!

At the edge of the multiverse, a galaxy threatens to collapse into chaos. Set sail for Sothera, a vast and magical galaxy filled with enchanting—but dangerous—worlds. Challenge the devious Tezzeret and battle mysterious alien factions while an unstable black hole consumes all who come too close.

Do you know how to harness the power of this cosmic energy and bend fate to your will?

Edge of Eternities Commander Deck
World Shaper is the Jund, or black, red and green, commander deck from Edge of Eternities.

Deck theme: Sacrifice lands and grow back stronger!

For Edge of Eternities, Wizards of the Coast is releasing a set of two brand new Commander Decks! Commander is a Magic: The Gathering multiplayer variant and has developed into one of the most popular ways to play Magic in recent years. Each player plays with a deck of 99 unique cards, led by a Legendary Creature: the Commander. An epic battle is guaranteed and thanks to the large amount of unique cards the replayability is enormous.

Each deck contains 100 blackbordered cards, including ten brand new* commander cards. The deck is designed to be a perfect thematic fit for Edge of Eternities. Each deck also contains two foil borderless legendary creatures, 10 double-sided tokens, and a cardboard deckbox.

An Edge of Eternities Commander deck also includes a 2-card Collector Booster Sample Pack that gives you a nice taste of some of the great showcase cards from the set.

This Edge of Eternities commander deck contains:

- A deck of 100 blackbordered cards, including ten* previously unreleased cards.
- 2 foil borderless legendary creatures.
- 10 double faced tokens per deck.
- A 2-card Collector Booster Sample Pack
- A cardboard deck box for 100 sleeved cards.

*Wizards of the Coast has not yet announced the number of new cards. For now, we are assuming the standard number that a new deck will get.