mtg bloomburrow commander decks review Decks: Face Commanders – Flipside Gaming including rarity and card name Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow Commander

Innistrad balanced its impressive thematic creativity with equally enjoyable cards

Blasphemous Act (~$0.63) is also a budget favorite and often costs only one red mana to cast

Omnath really loves lands, so team them up with anything that lets you play extra lands, plus other permanents with Landfall triggers, and its not hard to go-off, gaining an insurmountable value and mana advantage

In fact, those two cards chain together superbly: casting a Rampant Growth on turn two allows you to cast Explosive Vegetation on turn three and start turn four with seven lands in play

If you need a bit more of a push to maximize your convoke triggers, you can play the Invasion of Segovia, which, when it flips to Caetus, Sea Tyrant of Segovia (a very impressive name for a 3/3 creature), it gives all your noncreature spells convoke, letting you bust out some combat tricks when you're normally tapped out