MTG Proxy Commander Decks — Every universe, forged into a Commander deck.
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−70%Lunar New Year
Shang-Chi, Dragon Dance leads a Naya (red/green/white) Commander deck that dances door to door: dragon dance sends a tapped and attacking copy of an attacker to every other opponent, and whenever one of your creatures deals combat damage to a player, that player gives you a Red Envelope — an artifact you sacrifice for one mana of any color. Hold eight at your upkeep with Gong Xi Fa Cai! and each opponent loses 8 life.
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−70%Mardi Gras
Gambit, King of the Krewe leads an Izzet (blue/red) Commander deck where every card in your hand is a charged shot: with Gambit, each nonland card in hand has throw {1}{R} — discard it and it deals 2 damage to any target — and every throw draws a card. Every turn asks one question: play it, or throw it?
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−70%Día de los Muertos
Miguel O'Hara, Spider-Man 2099 Calavera leads an Abzan (white/black/green) Commander deck where the dead lend their gifts to the living: Calavera gives a creature every keyword ability among creature cards in your graveyard, and Miguel gives calavera to all your other creatures. Uncle Ben dies and the whole team has lifelink; Goku lands on the altar and everyone has double strike. Each turn a creature card reaches your graveyard, Miguel draws a card.
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−70%Thanksgiving Heroes
Clark Kent, Smallville Harvest leads a Selesnya (green/white) Commander deck about the biggest family dinner in Kansas: Feast makes each player create a Food token, and Clark Feasts at every end step. When an opponent eats their plate, you draw a card; when they keep it, Clark gets +1/+1 for each Food on the battlefield. Eat it or keep it — either way, you say thank you to Ma.
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−70%St. Patrick's Day
Hulk, Lucky Smash leads a Gruul (red/green) Commander deck built on the coin flip: Lucky turns thirty-two cards into a gamble — flip a coin, win the flip, get the bonus. Hulk flips two coins and you choose which one counts; every flip you win creates a Treasure, every flip you lose has Hulk deal 2 damage to any target. With him, there is no bad flip.
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−70%The Great Egg Hunt
Jean Grey, Easter Phoenix leads a Naya (red/green/white) Commander deck built on one springtime mechanic: Hide an Egg. Exile a creature card from your hand and create a 0/1 Egg with defender — it hatches for free at your next upkeep, and if anyone breaks it first (a block, a wrath, a bounce, an exile) the hero inside hatches right now. Jean hides an Egg every end step, and every hatchling gains haste while she deals 1 damage to each opponent.
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−70%Valentine's Day
Harley Quinn, Head Over Heels and Poison Ivy, Rose of Gotham lead a Jund (black/red/green) partner Commander deck of superhero couples: each Sweetheart card names its other half and searches your library for it when it enters. While you control both, they're together and their "Together" lines switch on — and every reunion makes Harley drain each opponent for 2 while Ivy adds a +1/+1 counter and draws a card.
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−70%Shazam: Countdown to Midnight
Shazam, Midnight Champion leads a Boros (red/white) Commander deck set at the biggest New Year's Eve party in the multiverse: every spell you cast counts down the Midnight Clock, a twelve-chime legendary artifact token. When the last chime goes, the clock strikes midnight — each player draws a card, the Clock deals 2 damage to each opponent and resets to twelve — and Shazam answers with lightning: 3 damage to any target and double strike for your whole team.
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−70%Halloween
Wanda Maximoff, Halloween Witch leads a Grixis (blue/black/red) Commander deck of costumed heroes: whenever one of your Trick or Treat creatures deals combat damage to a player, that player chooses — Treat gives you a Candy, Trick makes the creature's costume effect happen. Wanda draws a card on every Treat and makes every Trick happen twice, so there is no good answer at the door.
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−70%Christmas with the Heroes
Tony Stark, Iron Santa leads a Jeskai (white/blue/red) Commander deck built on one festive mechanic: Presents. Pay {1} and sacrifice a Present to unwrap it — reveal your top card and cast it for free if it's a small toy (mana value 3 or less), otherwise it goes to your hand. Tony makes a Present every end step, gives Presents to opponents, and draws a card whenever any player unwraps one — plus a fresh Present when it's an opponent.
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−70%Absolute Wonder Woman
Diana, Absolute Wonder Woman leads a Mardu (black/red/white) Commander deck where magic always costs something. Twenty spells have Price: as you cast one, you may sacrifice a creature, and if you do the spell gets stronger. Whenever you pay a Price, Diana deals 1 damage to each opponent and you scry 1, and at your end step you draw a card if you paid one that turn. Circe, Witch of the Wild Isle, a planeswalker, can be the commander instead.
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−70%Absolute Superman
Kal-El, Absolute Superman leads a Boros (red/white) Commander deck about a Kryptonian from the lowest caste who makes the whole crowd stand up. He flies, has vigilance, and whenever he attacks he creates a 1/1 white Human Worker token tapped and attacking, then organizes: every Worker you control gets a +1/+1 counter and gains indestructible until end of turn. Lara Lor-Van, Who Built the Suits, a planeswalker, can be the commander instead.
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