Tarkir: Dragonstorm marks the glorious return of the iconic plane from Magic: The Gathering, where fierce battles between clans and untamed dragons rage across the wastelands of Tarkir. Join the legendary Abzan, Jeskai, Mardu, Sultai, or Temur as they brave an all-consuming storm of savage dragons that threatens to seal the fate of Tarkir forever. Will you, together with the clans and their legendary spirit dragons, have the strength to save this land from destruction?

Tarkir: Dragonstorm Commander Deck
Charge into battle and fight alongside the Tarkirs' mighty new clan leaders and their legendary spirit dragons! Mardu Surge is the Mardu, or red, white, and black, commander deck of Tarkir: Dragonstorm.

Theme of the deck: Make attacker tokens and sacrifice them for value!

For Tarkir: Dragonstorm, 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 Tarkir: Dragonstorm. Each deck also contains two foil borderless legendary creatures, 10 double-sided tokens, and a cardboard deckbox.

A Tarkir: Dragonstorm Commander deck also includes a 2-card Collector Booster Sample Pack, which offers a nice preview of some of the great showcase cards from the set.

This Tarkir: Dragonstorm commander deck contains:

- A deck of 100 blackbordered cards, ten of which are 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.

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