Wizards expects a full draft and multiplayer game to take around two hours, total. Similar to constructed Commander, each player will start with 40 life and Commander damage rules will apply. After drafting, players will build 60-card decks that follow the color identity rules of their chosen Commander(s)-more on that below-but without the singleton restriction, then break up into four-player groups to play a multiplayer match. The set is intended to be drafted in eight-person pods, but Verhey said that it also works well in four-person pods. Each pack contains 20 cards, with two legendary slots and a foil slot, and players will draft two cards from a pack with every pick. As such, Senior Designer Gavin Verhey (the architect of Commander Legends) said that the set is not intended to be a Commander version of Modern Horizons, so the design team didn’t mash together a ton of different mechanics in weird and powerful ways.Ĭommander Legends packaging The Draft Process and DeckbuildingĬommander Legends comes in 24-pack booster boxes-perfect for drafting in the recommended eight-person pods.
It includes four non-evergreen mechanics, similar to a normal expansion set, one of which is brand new. The set pulls cards from any place or time in the Multiverse. It is focused on Draft, though it can be support Sealed as well-you just might need a few more than six packs to make it work. But Commander Legends is the first ever Commander product to provide a Limited variant for the game mode. Traditionally, Commander is a constructed format with 100-card decks (and 60 cards for Brawl). The set contains 361 cards, 71 new legends, a unique draft format with 20-card packs with two cards per pick, and will release later this Fall on November 4, 2020.ĭon’t miss our coverage of today’s full reveal of Commander Collection: Green.
Wizards of the Coast gave players their first look at the upcoming Commander Legends set on today’s “Future of Commander” panel at CommandFest Online 2.
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