Everything you need to know about MTG Forgotten Realms Commander decks

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A total of four preconstructed Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Commander decks will be released in July, featuring four hero and four monster Legendary cards in each deck. 

These four preconstructed Commander decks will have two Legendary commanders in each. They’re scheduled to be released on July 23 with the global launch of Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms (AFR). The two Legendary commanders in each build are a hero and a monster. Each preconstructed AFR Commander deck contains 100 cards.

Here’s every AFR Commander deck:

Planar Portal (RB)

AFR Prosper, Tome-Bound MTG Commander
Image via WotC, Illustrated by Yongjae Choi

Prosper, Tome-Bound is the face hero for Planar Portal, a Red and Black deck. Prosper is a Legendary warlock who claims his power was gained from winning a bet against an unnamed supernatural being, according to senior Magic designer Gavin Verhey.

AFR Prosper, Tome-Bound Commander
Image via WotC

There are a total of 14 creatures, nine Sorcery, six Instant, 10 Artifacts, three Enchantments, 38 lands, and 19 other cards in the Planar Portal preconstructed AFR Commander deck.

Draconic Rage (RG)

AFR Vrondiss, Rage of Ancients MTG Commander
Image via WotC, Illustrated by Svetlin Velinov

Draconic Rage is a Red and Green deck with Vrondiss, Rage of Ancients as the hero face commander. Vrondiss is a Legendary barbarian.

Vrondiss, Rage of Ancients
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The AFR Draconic Rage preconstructed Commander deck contains a total of 18 creatures, seven Sorcery, seven Instant, six Artifacts, five Enchantments, 38 lands, and 18 other cards.

Dungeons of Death (WUB)

AFR Sefris of the Hidden Ways MTG Commander
Image via WotC, Illustrated by Ryan Pancoast

Seferis of the Hidden Ways is the face commander for the three-color Dungeons of Death deck. Knowledge gained from ancient tombs and lore fuels Seferis’ powers within the White, Blue, and Black AFR commander deck.

Sefris of the Hidden Ways
Sefris of the Hidden Ways

The Dungeons of Death preconstructed AFR Commnader deck contains a total of 26 creatures, three Sorcery, five Instant, six Artifacts, one Enchantment, 39 lands, and 19 other cards.

Aura of Courage (GWU)

AFR Galea, Kindler of Hope MTG Commander
Image via WotC, Illustrated by Johannes Voss

Aura of Courage, like Dungeons of Death, is also a three-color preconstructed commander deck. Galea, Kindler of Hope, a Paladin who brings light everywhere she goes, is the face commander for the build. 

AFR Galea, Kindler of Hope Commander MTG
Galea, Kindler of Hope

There are a total of 11 creatures, three Sorcery, four Instant, 12 Artifacts, 15 Enchantments, 38 lands, and 16 other cards in the AFR Aura of Courage Commander preconstructed deck.


The global tabletop AFR release, which will include the four preconstructed Commander decks, is set for July 23.


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