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This deck is themed around playing lots of wolves and werewolves. Some of your key cards are your Command Spell (Moonmist), Immerwolf, Full Moon's Rise, and Cult of the Waxing Moon.______________________________________________________________For those not familiar with Oathbreaker, it is similar to commander.60 card singleton deck (not 100)Your last card is your commander it must be a Planeswalker (not a legendary creature) cards in your deck must match your commander's color identityYour second-to-last card is an instant or sorcery called the Command Spell.Both your commander and command spell start in the command zone. Regular commander rules apply. Each time your command spell is cast you may choose to have it go back to the command zone (even if countered). Each time your command spell is cast, it costs 2 more to cast from the command zone.Your starting life total is 20 (not 40)These are my decks I've made to showcase this new format and to show off some flavor of each planeswalker.
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Do people still play oathbreaker? I used to have a deck, but people in my area stopped playing the format like a week after it came out.
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To be honest, no. It's my favorite format. I usually play it with close friends and family who don't have their own decks but are still willing to play (they use mine.) These friends and family members generally prefer shorter games. By nature, commander games go for longer (40 life and 100 cards have longer average games than 20 life 60 cards).
I mean, the ban list never really updated either. I was on Ral, Storm Conduit with Expansion // Explosion. The deck just ran every 1 mana card that drew cards, every 2 mana copy spell and all the free counterspells. I assume that Ral would have been banned eventually.
I guess not enough people play to truly establish a meta, so their ban's are based on speculation and opinion rather than data. I try to keep my decks fairly casual but still playable. Meaning: they're good at what they do, but not super broken, so people won't get upset with the deck underperforming or overperforming..