While he is not the linchpin of your deck, Anowon can drastically improve your chances of winning if he can stay on the board. Additionally, Anowon allows all our rogues to mill our opponent’s decks, depleting their resources and opening up new opportunities for our deck. For just four mana you not only get an anthem effect for the majority of your creatures but a draw engine that fuels your deck. Anowon, the Ruin Thief PrimerĪnowon is a supremely strong commander is properly built around. It’s always critical to adjust a deck based on your own playstyle and meta. Finally, this is simply a template for you to get started on your own Anowon deck. Additionally, we aren’t going to be constrained by price, however, I will be avoiding obviously pricey cards like dual lands, Mana Crypt, etc. It’s still a competitive list, but one that wouldn’t be classified in the cEDH (Competitive EDH) format.
When designing this deck, I decided to make it powerful enough to win games, without being overwhelmingly oppressive or fast. There are a few different directions you could take an Anowon deck, but by far the most potent is Rogue Tribal. This makes him quite potent, as he simultaneously mills your opponent and draws you cards. Available in the new Zendikar Rising Sneak Attack deck, Anowon is all about attacking your opponent and drawing cards. Boasting a few popular commanders, Anowon, the Ruin Thief has swooped in to try and claim the top spot for Rogue Tribal. Their stealthy, ninja-esque design allows us to slip past our opponent’s board to deal damage directly to them. Rogues have always been a popular tribe in Magic: The Gathering’s Commander format.
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