Are they essential? Nope, but they help you build a solid deck base. The enchantments here do a nice job of rounding out the deck. They’re a solid foundation to the deck, but if you plan on upgrading it, add more mana rocks. There’s not as much mana fixing here, since this the only two color deck of the cycle, but that’s to be expected. Ramp and madness enablers fill the artifact slot, as expected. Fiery Temper is just a lightning bolt with madness, but it works with the deck’s theme so it’s fine. InstantsĬhaos Warp is fantastic removal, so its always good to see another reprint of it. I wish there were a boardwipe or two more in this section, but In Garruk’s Wake does the job well. Beacon of Unrest is a great commander staple, giving you access to all your opponent’s creatures.

The sorceries in this deck either work with madness or are just generically good. Very solid reprints overall that help to round out the deck.

Plaguecrafter is excellent removal, Squee is a great recurring card, and Magus of the Wheel is a great way to refill your hand while discarding cards. CreaturesĪll of these creatures have madness or ways to enable madness for the deck. He’ll make a great addition to any black commander deck you add him to. Card draw and removal all in one is hard to beat. Ob Nixilis is a great reprint in the planeswalker slot. There’s a ton of great cards to go through, so let’s get right into it! Based around madness mechanics, Merciless Rage gives a lot of new support (and some great reprints) for the Rakdos colors. The fourth and final deck of Commander 2019 has finally been revealed.

Faceless menace vs merciless rage