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Table of Contents show The Deck Massacre Girl | Illustration by Chris Rallis Commander (1) Creature (29) Ambuscade Shaman Arno Dorian Bartolom del Presidio Big Game Hunter Boltwing Marauder Carrion Feeder Corpse Knight Desmond Miles Fleshtaker General's Enforcer Graveshifter Isshin, Two Heavens as One Layla Hassan Massacre Girl Merciless Harlequin Nekrataal Olivia, Opulent Outlaw Port Razer Queen Marchesa Scurrilous Sentry Seasoned Pyromancer Solemn Simulacrum Species Specialist Suture Priest Syr Konrad, the Grim Thorn of the Black Rose Vile Entomber Viscera Seer Witty Roastmaster Instant (5) Big Score Deadly Dispute Enlightened Tutor Rakdos Charm Swords to Plowshares Sorcery (6) Diabolic Tutor Faithless Looting Idyllic Tutor Pact of the Serpent Reckless Handling Seize the Day Enchantment (10) Cathars' Crusade Conspiracy Cover of Darkness Goblin Bombardment Goblin War Drums Impact Tremors Mantle of Leadership Outpost Siege Vampiric Rites Warleader's Call Artifact (13) Arcane Signet Ashes of the Fallen Boros Signet Haystack Lightning Greaves Maskwood Nexus Orzhov Signet Rakdos Signet Sol Ring Talisman of Conviction Talisman of Hierarchy Talisman of Indulgence Whispersilk Cloak Land (36) Bojuka Bog Boros Garrison Command Tower Evolving Wilds Godless Shrine Mountain x8 Nomad Outpost Orzhov Basilica Path of Ancestry Plains x8 Rakdos Carnarium Rogue's Passage Savai Triome Swamp x8 Terramorphic Expanse This Altar Ibn-La'Ahad Commander deck revolves around either playing and sacrificing, or discarding assassin creatures into your graveyard

In the eBay sales report that revealed Charizard was the top-selling Pokmon card, the most popular athlete among sports trading card collectors was none other than Michael Jordan, another legendary figure from the 90s who recently experienced a popularity resurgence as a result of the success of The Last Dance documentary series

This is reminiscent of the signatures seen on the old World Champ decks back in the day, but scaled up for the modern era

For this article I'll be using my budget deckbuilding checklist as a reference point

The Fire-type Chase from the SV era opening expansion in Japan

As a humble Common, it is also by far the most accessible card on this list, which is exactly why I love including it