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This deck has been thoroughly developed and play tested. It's ready for you play right out of the box or upgrade to make it even more powerful.
Commander Legends meets D&D in this exciting crossover set! Get cards featuring iconic legendary characters from Dungeons & Dragons, customize them with powerful Background cards, then clash with your friends in thrilling multiplayer matches.
Unlike in other forms of Commander, you can draft and play as many copies of the same card as you want. Remember to keep an eye out for powerful legendary creatures to play as your commander!
Add in some lands and build your deck. Let your commander guide you! Each legendary creature in the set can shine with the right suite of cards backing it up. Read them carefully and look for cards that support their strengths.
Draft with four or eight players, then play games in groups of four. Each Commander Legends draft is a freewheeling back-and-forth battle in which alliances are formed, friends are betrayed, and grudges are repaid with a vengeance. In the end, only one player will be left standing . . . until the next draft begins, of course!
Draft a Commander Deck in the world of Dungeons & Dragons. The Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate Draft Booster Box contains 24 Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate Draft Boosters. Each Draft Booster contains 20 Magic cards and 1 token/ad card, with a combination of 1–4 card(s) of rarity Rare or higher (2: 37%; 3: 6%; 4: <1%), 3–6 Uncommon, and 13–15 Common cards. 1 card of any rarity is Traditional Foil. Traditional Foil Borderless Mythic Planeswalker in <1% of boosters.
Most cards are Near Mint (NM) but some may be Lightly Played (LP) or Moderately Played (MP). Please see the pictures for more detail. Fast, free shipping. Note: This is a custom commander deck, not a pre-constructed product. All cards are official Wizards of the Coast cards. We DO NOT sell proxies.
Minor card changes may occur if items are out of stock. The complete list is ever changing as new cards are released or improvements are found. We thoroughly play test and improve our decks once every 2-4 weeks. No list is guaranteed. Pictures are representative of a sample deck only.
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