Commander Anthology
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# Commander Anthology Overview Commander Anthology arrived in June 2017 as Wizards of the Coast's second compilation of Commander preconstructed decks. The set repackaged four complete 100-card singleton decks from the 2011 and 2013 Commander product lines, offering collectors an accessible entry point to the format without requiring individual deck purchases. The 320-card compilation included reprints spanning multiple years, making it significant for format accessibility during a period of growing Commander popularity. The set's primary value lay in consolidating older, harder-to-find cards into a single product. Notable inclusions featured staple commanders and format-defining cards from earlier printings, though the specific card pool remained limited to previously printed material. For serious collectors, Commander Anthology represented an economical method of acquiring multiple playsets and format staples simultaneously. The product's release reflected the format's increasing mainstream adoption within Magic's ecosystem and demonstrated publisher confidence in Commander's sustained competitive and casual demand.
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