MTGAI / Decks / Library / Isamaru Isamaru Commander · White · 100 cards
Deck by Bastien Guichard · source →
▲ 0 votes Isamaru is a Commander deck in White colors. It runs 100 cards built around staples like Swords to Plowshares, Mox Amber, Mother of Runes, Selfless Spirit. Below is the full decklist, the key cards and the community rating.
Full decklist 1× Isamaru, Hound of Konda1× Ancient Tomb1× Arid Mesa1× Cavern of Souls1× Eiganjo Castle1× Flagstones of Trokair1× Flooded Strand1× Idyllic Grange1× Marsh Flats26× Plains1× Rishadan Port1× Wasteland1× Windbrisk Heights1× Windswept Heath1× Anafenza, Kin-Tree Spirit1× Archangel of Tithes1× Aven Mindcensor1× Benalish Marshal1× Benevolent Bodyguard1× Bounty Agent1× Brimaz, King of Oreskos1× Cliffside Rescuer1× Containment Priest1× Dauntless Bodyguard1× Eight-and-a-Half-Tails1× Gideon's Lawkeeper1× Giver of Runes1× Goldmeadow Harrier1× Hallowed Spiritkeeper1× Hero of Bladehold1× Imposing Sovereign1× Kataki, War's Wage1× Knight of the Holy Nimbus1× Knight of the White Orchid1× Leonin Arbiter1× Mother of Runes1× Palace Jailer1× Phyrexian Revoker1× Ranger-Captain of Eos1× Remorseful Cleric1× Samurai of the Pale Curtain1× Selfless Spirit1× Spirit of the Labyrinth1× Stoneforge Mystic1× Student of Warfare1× Thalia, Guardian of Thraben1× Thalia, Heretic Cathar1× Tithe Taker1× Tomik, Distinguished Advokist1× Topplegeist1× Armageddon1× Brave the Elements1× Cataclysm1× Council's Judgment1× Guardians' Pledge1× Harm's Way1× Mana Tithe1× Ramosian Rally1× Ravages of War1× Reverent Mantra1× Shining Shoal1× Spectral Procession1× Swords to Plowshares1× Unexpectedly Absent1× Force of Virtue1× Gideon Blackblade1× History of Benalia1× Honor of the Pure1× Mox Amber1× Parallax Wave1× Smuggler's Copter1× Sword of Fire and Ice1× Tangle Wire1× Umezawa's Jitte1× Winter OrbFAQ
What format is Isamaru? Isamaru is a Commander deck.
How many cards is Isamaru? The deck runs 100 cards in White colors.
Is Isamaru good? Rate it yourself — the community votes on library decks and the best rise to the top. 
