Magic Jeskai Commanders Ranked: Sevinne to Narset, Entries 21–12

Magic Jeskai Commanders: Spellslinger Picks, Entries 21–17

• No. 21, Sevinne, the Chronoclasm: this five-mana 2/2 Human Wizard is immune to damage. Once per turn, the first instant or sorcery its controller casts from the graveyard gets copied, which makes it a natural fit with Flashback.
• No. 20, Shu Yun, the Silent Tempest: a three-mana 3/2 carrying prowess. A Boros hybrid cost sits in its triggered ability, and that is what qualifies it as a Jeskai commander. Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, you can spend two mana so a creature gains double strike until end of turn.
• No. 18, Vadrok, Apex of Thunder: for three mana you get a 3/3 with flying and first strike, and its mutate cost is four mana. Every time it mutates, you can cast a noncreature spell with mana value three or less from your graveyard at no cost.
• No. 17, Gavi, Nest Warden: this five-mana 2/5 lets the first card you would cycle each turn be cycled for free. Drawing your second card in a turn also produces a 2/2 dinosaur cat token.

TCGKing's take: Shu Yun is the most interesting entry here, and its odd color identity is worth checking against your deck's colors before you build.

Group Hug and Table-Control Jeskai Commanders: Entries 19 and 16

Zedruu the Greathearted, at No. 19, is the Group Hug pick. Paying three mana lets you give one of your permanents to a different player. When your turn begins, you draw cards and gain life equal to how many permanents you own that are controlled by other players.

Pramikon, Sky Rampart, at No. 16, is a legendary 1/5 Wall with flying and defender. As it enters, you pick left or right, and from then on players may attack only the closest opponent in that direction.

Commodore Guff, Elsha, Kasla and Narset: Entries 15–12

• No. 15, Commodore Guff: a Planeswalker that can serve as your commander, coming from the Planeswalker-focused preconstructed deck in Commander Masters. At end of turn it puts loyalty onto another Planeswalker, and it creates 1/1 Wizard tokens whose red mana can be spent only on Planeswalker spells. It additionally draws cards for each Planeswalker you control and hits opponents for the same amount.
• No. 14, Elsha of the Infinite: a five-mana 3/3 with prowess. At any time you can peek at the top card of your library, and you can cast noncreature spells from there, which are given flash.
• No. 13, Kasla, the Broken Halo: it pays off spells with convoke, even when you skip paying the convoke cost, by letting you scry two and then draw whatever card stays on top. Kasla also has Convoke itself.
• No. 12, Narset, Enlightened Exile: your creatures gain prowess. It exiles a noncreature, nonland card whose mana value is lower than Narset's power, then lets you cast a copy at no cost.

What is still unknown

• The commanders ranked 11 to 1 are not given in the excerpt.
• Which commanders were added in this update is not stated.

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