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Nekusar Grixis Deck in Commander Nekusar, the Mindrazer | Illustration by Mark Winters Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creatures (19) Body of Knowledge Fate Unraveler Ghyrson Starn, Kelermorph Goblin Electromancer Harmonic Prodigy Irencrag Pyromancer Magus of the Wheel Master of the Feast Nin, the Pain Artist Niv-Mizzet, the Firemind Ojer Axonil, Deepest Might Psychosis Crawler Razorkin Needlehead Scrawling Crawler Stormfist Crusader Sycorax Commander The Unagi of Kyoshi Island Triskaidekaphile Viseling Instants (8) Arcane Denial Chaos Warp Counterspell Flashback Dream Fracture Negate Terminate Vision Skeins Sorceries (12) Damnable Pact Diabolic Tutor Fascination Feed the Swarm Insatiable Avarice Rush of Dread Peer into the Abyss Preordain Prosperity Windfall Wheel of Fate Whispering Madness Enchantments (6) Fevered Visions Megrim Ominous Seas Cool but Rude Spiteful Visions Underworld Dreams Artifacts (14) Arcane Signet Bender's Waterskin Dimir Signet Elixir of Immortality Folio of Fancies Howling Mine Izzet Signet Mind Stone Otherworld Atlas Rakdos Signet Sol Ring Swiftfoot Boots Thought Vessel Venser's Journal Lands (39) Bojuka Bog Command Tower Crumbling Necropolis Eroded Canyon Evolving Wilds Geier Reach Sanitarium Island x9 Jagged Barrens Mountain x7 Mystic Sanctuary Seething Landscape Shivan Reef Sunken Hollow Swamp x9 Temple of Deceit Temple of Epiphany Terramorphic Expanse This Grixis deck is built mostly around having Nekusar, the Mindrazer out on the battlefield so you can punish your opponents whenever they draw a card

More than anything else, you need to pack as many high-quality two- and three-drops as you can, with a smattering of expensive finishers and one- or two-mana tricks

Strange, but that opens the door to a whole deck based on forced shuffles

Sometimes Breena gets big enough to swing and kill someone

Lets see decks on the more expensive side