BEST BLUE COMMANDER CARDS FROM DUSKMOURN | Set Review
In this video, Nathan reviews the BEST Commander cards in mono-blue from the newest MTG set, Duskmourn (DSK) and Duskmourn Commander (DSC). Duskmourn has brought us all sorts of creepy crawlies with classic horror movie vibes, but are they scary enough to move the needle in Commander? Stay tuned to find out!
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00:00:00 Intro
00:00:37 Fractured Realm
00:04:29 Marina Vendrell's Grimoire
00:08:32 Fear of Sleep Paralysis
00:10:37 Daggermaw Megalodon (Pauper)
00:12:05 Zimone's Hypothesis
00:14:47 They Came from the Pipes
00:16:50 Enduring Curiosity
00:19:05 The Mindskinner
00:22:30 Entity Tracker
00:23:48 Abhorrent Oculus
00:26:58 Enter the Enigma
00:28:24 HM Locker Room
00:29:16 HM Leyline of Transformation
00:30:24 HM Floodpits Drowner
00:32:17 Top 3 Blue Cards
Duskmourn: House of Horror is top-down designed Modern Horror set based on the Haunted House trope. It has a completely different tone than the set that precedes it, Bloomburrow. It is inspired by 70s, 80s, and 90s creepy horror as depicted in Slasher films or The Amityville Horror.
Duskmourn: House of Horror contains 276 regular cards (91 commons, 100 uncommons, 60 rares, 20 mythic rares, 5 basic lands), and includes randomly inserted traditional foil versions of all cards. Cards in this showcase feature art from Japanese artists and illustrators, paying homage to the art styles commonly found in Japanese hobby stores.
Storyline
Duskmourn is set in the world of Duskmourn, which consists of one giant haunted mansion filled with horrors and is ruled by the demonic Valgavoth. The entire set takes place within its eerie walls. Nashi, the son of the Planeswalker Tamiyo, has vanished through a mysterious door. There's only one clue to his whereabouts: a glitchy, warped recording of a new world full of terrors. You'll join the ensemble cast of Niko Aris, Tyvar Kell, Zimone Wola, Kaito Shizuki, and the Wanderer as they fight for their lives on a plane unlike any other.
Duskmourn: House of Horror is the second set in the Dragonstorm Arc. This set features Story Spotlights.
Magic: The Gathering (MTG) is a popular collectible card game created by Richard Garfield and first released by Wizards of the Coast in 1993. It combines strategy, fantasy, and storytelling in a richly immersive game where players assume the roles of powerful spellcasters known as Planeswalkers. Each player builds a deck of cards representing magical spells, creatures, and artifacts, using them to battle opponents in a competition to reduce their life total to zero. The game is played using a variety of card types including lands which provide mana to cast spells, creatures that are used to attack and defend, and instants and sorceries which produce powerful one-time effects.
Magic features a complex ruleset and deep strategic elements, with gameplay that often involves constructing decks tailored to specific strategies, known as archetypes. With various formats like Standard, Modern, and Commander, MTG offers diverse gameplay experiences. Its expansive lore, numerous expansions, and continuous updates keep the game fresh and engaging. Players enjoy the dynamic nature of deck-building, strategic planning, and the thrill of both competitive and casual play. The game's rich universe and complex mechanics contribute to its enduring popularity and global community.