I frequently see discussions over what should be added or removed from the list, but I think a lot of them miss the mark. This is a list of cards that includes some of the most objectively powerful cards in the history of the game, like Tolarian Academy, as well as fat, do-nothing sorceries like Biorhythm and Worldfire. Many people have noted that the banlist appears to be inconsistent.
DCOMMANDER BAN LIST MANUAL
What is the Commander Banlist?Ĭommander is played using the Vintage banlist, which consists of 25 Conspiracies, 9 ante cards, 2 manual dexterity cards, and Shahrazadįrom there, the RC has also identified the following cards as being banworthy: In other words, a banlist is a list of cards that would normally be legal based on the definition of a format, but have been removed from the pool of available cards. Cards restricted in a specific format may only have one copy in a deck, including sideboard. Cards banned in a specific format may not be used in decks for that format.
DCOMMANDER BAN LIST SERIES
Zendikar Expeditions and Masterpiece Series cards may only be played in formats where the card is already legal. This is outlined in the Magic Tournament Rules:Ī card may only be used in a particular format if the card is from a set that is legal in that format or has the same name as a card from a set that is legal in that format. When we use the term ‘banlist’ in Magic we’re talking about the lists of cards that are not legal in a given format. Today we’re going to talk about the Commander Banlist, and the Rules Committee’s role in maintaining it.
If you haven’t read part 1, please do that before reading this article as it provides some context into what this is about and why I’m doing it. Today we’re going to move right along and evaluate the Commander Rules Committee by the next item on the list of things I think they should be doing.
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