MTG Commander Masters Enduring Enchantments decklist

The MTG Commander Masters Enduring Enchantment preconstructed deck is unsurprisingly full of enchantments. This deck is all about making your board better. Here’s what you need to know. about getting the most out of it.

MTG Commander Masters is proved to be a divisive, but impressive set, at least when it comes to the quality of the reprints in it. It brought back many of the best cards in the ever-popular format, giving us the chance to get your hands on them off the singles market.

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To go alongside the set, four preconstructed Commander decks were released, each wirth their own theme. Enduring Enchantments is bringing back a Theros-themed deck all about Enchantments and Enchantment creatures. As ever, Enchantments are value monsters, and between their presence on the board and the synergies they can have when playing, there is a lot of that value to be had.

If you want to know what the deck actually comes with and how to best utilize it, we have you covered. Here’s the general strategy for the game and full decklist for Enduring Enchantments.

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MTG Commander Masters Enduring Enchantments strategy

As you might be unsurprised to hear, the Enduring Enchanments precon deck is all about playing Enchantments. The deck comes with a whopping 25 enchantments in it, and most of the creatures are also about getting value for playing enchantment cards. Actually, a lot of them are Enchantment Creatures themselves.

There is a lot of ramp in the deck, meaning you can build a huge mana pool quickly with cards like Khalni Heart Expedition, Font of Fertility, and Omen of the Hunt. Dryad of the Illysian Grove also lets you put more lands out each turn, so you can make use of any you draw.

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Past that, there is a strong token generation and buffing subtheme in the deck. Dreadhorde Invasion, Battle for Bretagard, Felidar Retreat, Sigil of the Empty Throne and Anikthea, Hand of Erebos herself all help your board go wide, while cards like Mirari’s Wake, Boon of the Spirit Realm, and Heliod, God of the Sun can make them stronger.

You will also want to find some late-game cards to see off your opponents alongside the board of Enchantments you’ve built up. Most obviously, Nyxborn Behemoth is a sticky 10/10 with trample that you can sacrifice enchantments for to make it indestructible. To a lesser degree, Sandwurm Convergence and Cacophony Unleashed will also provide a ton of recurring power that they should be able to help you grind out a win.

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MTG Commander Masters Enduring Enchantments commander

Anikthea, Hand of Erebos

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Anikthea, Hand of Erebos as you might expect is all about Enchantments. That said, you might be surprised by how she interacts with them. She doesn’t get immense value out of you playing Enchantments, but rather in reanimating dead enchantments.

She costs 2, a white, a black, and a green for a 4/4 with menace. Her ability reads as follows: “Other Enchantment creatures you control have menace.

Whenever Anikthea enters the battlefield or attacks, exile up to one target non-aura enchantment card from your graveyard. Create a token that’s a copy of that card, except it’s a 3/3 black Zombie creature in addition to its other types.”

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This means, if the circumstances are right, you can get lots of your enchantments back for free. The Zombies who are reanimated will have the enchantment’s abilities, which is lovely.

The only potential issue you may run into with Anikthea is that other decks may not be running much enchantment removal. This means you may struggle to reanimate anything that isn’t an Enchantment creature in most games. That said, the flip side of that is that lots of your enchantments should hang around for a while, giving you more and more value as you go.

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