If you’re going wide with Spirits, Katilda’s pretty strong, so putting her in a Millicent deck could make sense as well. Naturally, Katilda’s mechanics mean she’ll work well with Dorothea, Vengeful Victim and other Spirit/Aura disturb cards. From a mechanical standpoint, though, we have a card that disturbs not from a living creature into a Spirit like the disturb cards in MID, but from a Spirit into an Aura! We’ve already seen a couple of Spirits that disturb like this, so it’s not a huge surprise, but I still think it’s pretty cool. Katilda can also grow to ridiculous size if you have enough enchantments, which is also a strong theme in white, so combining the two for a Katilda deck seems like an easy call.īut wait, Katilda has disturb! So let’s turn this card over – what lies beyond, on the other side?įrom what I can see here in the art (well, the non-Eternal Night art, anyway) Katilda has maybe harnessed the power of the Celestus and turned off the dark. As a tribe, Spirits are decently well represented in Commander, though usually I see them in Azorius. On the front face, we have a three mana creature with lifelink and solid evasion that can get pretty big if you stock up on Spirits. My preview card today looks like it’ll enable us to do just that: here’s Katilda, Dawnhart Martyr!

Don’t get me wrong, staying focused can be fun, but mixing it up is rad too. One thing I love doing in Commander is combining two sweet themes to make a deck that can work on multiple axes.

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