new dr, who dis.

CommanderVALIDPUBLICB4100cards(+6 tokens)bycrabble

new dr, who dis is a 100-card Commander deck led by Rose Tyler and The Tenth Doctor in the Jeskai color identity (white/blue/red), played 2 times with a 0% win rate. TableCommander estimates this deck at bracket 4 — optimized / high-power.

The mainboard runs 22 creatures, 13 instants, 14 sorceries, 9 artifacts, 6 enchantments, and 36 lands, averaging 3.56 mana value across non-land cards. 61% of non-land cards cost 3 mana or less; 33% cost 5 or more.

Notable inclusions: 1 mass land denial card (Restore Balance) and 3 fast mana (Sol Talisman, Lotus Bloom, and Mox Tantalite). This deck is currently Commander-legal on TableCommander.

COMMANDER

Commander

Partner

CREATURE(20)

ARTIFACT(9)

ENCHANTMENT(6)

INSTANT(13)

SORCERY(14)

LAND(36)

5×

6×

5×

TOKENS(6)

100

Total

Creatures

Spells

Lands

Bracket

Games

Wins

Win Rate

Why bracket 4? — Optimized

1 mass land denial

Destroys, exiles, or locks down many lands without replacing them. Any mass land denial means Bracket 4.

Restore Balance

Beta — Fan Content, not approved by Wizards.

CURVE

COLORS

1930%

2031%

2539%

COMBOS

Combos

Early

2-Card

3+ Card

Game-Ending

Reiterate+

Mana Geyser

Infinite magecraft triggers, Infinite red mana, Infinite storm count

Prerequisites

Your opponents collectively control at least six tapped lands.

Steps

Cast Mana Geyser by paying its mana cost
Holding priority, cast Reiterate with buyback by paying 4RR, creating a copy of Mana Geyser and returning Reiterate to your hand.
Resolve the copy of Mana Geyser, adding at least six R.
Repeat from step 2.

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The Tenth Doctor+

Rousing Refrain

Infinite magecraft triggers, Infinite storm count

Prerequisites

An opponent has at least seven cards in hand.

Steps

If Rousing Refrain is in your hand, cast it by paying 3RR.
Otherwise, activate The Tenth Doctor by paying 7, causing you to time travel three times, removing all time counters from Rousing Refrain and cast Rousing Refrain from exile without paying its mana cost.
Resolve Rousing Refrain, adding at least seven R, and exiling Rousing Refrain with three time counters on it.
Repeat from step 2.
If an opponent has eight or more cards in hand, this combo nets infinite red mana.

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Clockspinning+

There and Back Again

Infinite artifact ETB, Infinite artifact LTB, Infinite artifact sacrifice triggers, Infinite artifact tokens, Infinite creature LTB, Infinite creature ETB, Infinite colored mana, Infinite death triggers, Infinite storm count, Infinite magecraft triggers, Infinite Treasure tokens, Put all Mountains from your library onto the battlefield

Steps

At the beginning of your precombat main phase, There and Back Again triggers, putting a lore counter on it and triggering its third chapter ability.
Holding priority, cast Clockspinning with buyback by paying 3U, removing a lore counter from There and Back Again and returning Clockspinning to your hand.
Resolve the There and Back Again ability, creating a 6/6 Smaug legendary creature token.
Cast Clockspinning with buyback by paying 3U, putting a lore counter from There and Back Again and returning Clockspinning to your hand.
There and Back Again's third chapter ability triggers. Holding priority, cast Clockspinning with buyback by paying 3U, removing a lore counter from There and Back Again and returning Clockspinning to your hand.
Resolve the There and Back Again ability, creating a 6/6 Smaug legendary creature token.
Put either Smaug into your graveyard due to the legend rule. The Smaug that dies triggers, creating fourteen Treasure tokens.
Activate eight Treasure tokens by tapping and sacrificing them, adding 6UU.
Repeat from step 4.

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Rousing Refrain+

Rift Elemental

Infinitely powerful creature until end of turn, Infinite magecraft triggers, Infinite red mana, Infinite storm count

Prerequisites

Rousing Refrain in exile with three time counters on it.
An opponent has at least seven cards in hand.

Steps

Active Rift Elemental by paying 1R and removing a time counter from Rousing Refrain.
Repeat until Rousing Refrain has no time counters on it.
Rousing Refrain triggers, causing you to cast it without paying its mana cost.
Resolve Rousing Refrain, adding at least seven R and exiling Rousing Refrain with three time counters on it.
Resolve all Rift Elemental abilities from step 1, giving Rift Elemental +2/+0 for each ability resolved.
Repeat.

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The Tenth Doctor+

Chronomantic Escape

You can't be attacked, Lock

Prerequisites

Chronomantic Escape in hand or in exile with at least one time counter on it.

Steps

If Chronomantic Escape is in your hand, cast it by paying 4WW.
Otherwise, activate The Tenth Doctor by paying 7, causing you to time travel three times, removing all time counters from Chronomantic Escape and cast Chronomantic Escape from exile without paying its mana cost.
Resolve Chronomantic Escape, preventing creatures from attacking you until your next turn, and exiling Chronomantic Espace with three time counters on it.
Repeat from step 2 during each of your turns.

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Reiterate+

Rousing Refrain

Infinite magecraft triggers, Infinite red mana, Infinite storm count

Prerequisites

An opponent has six or more cards in their hand.

Steps

Cast Rousing Refrain by paying its mana cost
Holding priority, cast Reiterate with buyback by paying 4RR, creating a copy of Rousing Refrain and returning Reiterate to your hand.
Resolve the copy of Rousing Refrain, adding at least six R.
Repeat from step 2.

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Sphinx of the Second Sun+

Chronomantic Escape+

Paradox Haze

You can't be attacked, Lock

Steps

Cast Chronomantic Escape by paying 4WW, causing creatures to be unable to attack you until your next turn, and exiling Chronomantic Escape with three time counters on it.
At the beginning of your postcombat main phase, Sphinx of the Second Sun triggers, causing you to get an additional beginning phase after this phase.
Move to your additional beginning phase.
At the beginning of your upkeep, Chronomantic Escape triggers, removing a time counter from itself.
At the beginning of your next upkeep, Chronomantic Escape and Paradox Haze trigger.
Resolve the Paradox Haze trigger, causing you to get an additional upkeep step after this one.
Resolve the Chronomantic Escape trigger, removing a time counter from it.
Move to your next upkeep step.
Chronomantic Escape triggers, removing a time counter from itself and causing you to cast it without paying its mana cost.
Resolve Chronomantic Escape, causing creatures to be unable to attack you until your next turn, and exiling Chronomantic Escape with three time counters on it.
Repeat from step 2.

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Combo data from Commander Spellbook. “Early” two-card combos (cheap enough to win in the first few turns) put a deck at Bracket 4; other two-card combos are at home in Bracket 3.

Valid

Legality

This deck currently passes the commander checks.

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