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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS Ready-to-play 100-card Commander deck Led by Wilhelt, the Rotcleaver, a powerful Zombie tribal commander Focuses on Zombie token generation, sacrifice synergies, and graveyard value Great entry point for players new to Commander Includes exclusive Commander cards not found in the main set release Strong upgrade potential for long-term deck customization Ideal for fans of Zombies, tribal strategies, and multiplayer Magic WHAT'S INCLUDED / CONTENTS 100-card Commander deck 1 foil-etched display commander card 2 traditional foil legendary creature cards 98 additional Magic: The Gathering cards 10 double-sided tokens 1 life tracker 1 deck storage box Reference materials for Commander gameplay Commander: Wilhelt, the Rotcleaver Color Identity: Blue/Black (Dimir) Format: Commander / EDH Recommended Players: Multiplayer Magic: The Gathering games (typically 3-5 players)

To me, this is by far the most brilliant application of that speciality to the game so far, and I would REALLY love to get the art on a playmat
It's so effective for multiplayer because it mills each opponent and grows based of all of the opposing graveyards, not just one player's
Blossom of Spring 5% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Chorus of the Amphitheater (Blue) and Blossom of Spring that play both
Especially if you run all the xtra lands per turn cards because having to return lands to your hand to play them again in a lands deck is what you want