New Capenna Commander
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# New Capenna Commander New Capenna Commander arrived in April 2022 as a supplemental release accompanying the standard set Streets of New Capenna. The set comprises 447 cards designed specifically for Commander format play, distributed across five preconstructed decks representing the set's five-color crime families. This release marked a significant moment in Magic's supplemental strategy, emphasizing Commander's continued commercial importance. The set introduced mechanically relevant cards alongside reprints, with particular focus on mana acceleration and color-fixing to support the three-color themes of each deck. Notable cards include Jetmir, Nexus of Revels, which became a competitive staple in token-focused strategies, and Ledger Shredder, a draw engine that saw adoption across multiple formats. Riveteers Charm and similar modal spells provided flexible utility. The set's reprints, including cards like Counterspell and Chaos Warp, offered accessibility to established staples while maintaining secondary market value through limited print runs inherent to Commander-specific releases.
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