Commander 2016
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Commander 2016 represents Wizards of the Coast's fifth iteration of preconstructed Commander decks, released in November 2016. The set introduced 351 new cards designed specifically for the format, marking a significant expansion of Commander-legal cardpool. This release occurred during a period of growing format popularity, establishing Commander as a central pillar of Magic's ecosystem. The set's design philosophy emphasized multiplayer gameplay mechanics and color-identity synergies across five thematically distinct decks. Notable cards from the release include Atraxa, Praetors' Voice, which became a dominant commander in superfriends and proliferate strategies, and Breya, Etherium Shaper, establishing artifact-based control strategies. Other significant inclusions like Yidris, Maelstrom Wielder and Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis provided competitive frameworks for their respective color combinations. Commander 2016 demonstrated Wizards' commitment to supporting the format with high-powered, format-specific printings. The set's influence on competitive Commander metagames remained substantial for years following release, with numerous cards seeing continued play in optimized lists.
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