Premium−70%Black Myth: Wukong — 100-Card Commander Deck
SKU DECK-WKG-100
The Destined One turns into any creature card in any graveyard for a turn, keeping its own name and counters, then changes again. Nothing is reanimated or exiled: the whole table's dead become a wardrobe, and the cudgel goes back in the ear for free.
Black Myth: Wukong — Seventy-Two Transformations
Commanded by The Destined One, this Gruul (red/green) 100-Card Commander Deck is about wearing the dead. A monkey walks a road already littered with the bodies of everything that walked it before him — demon kings, celestial officers, a bear who wanted a robe — and he does not raise them, rob them or keep them. He learns the shape, wears it for as long as the fight lasts, and is a monkey again, holding a stick. Every name comes from Journey to the West: Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Sha Wujing, Guanyin, Erlang Shen, the Bull King, Princess Iron Fan.
- Seventy-Two Transformations: for its cost, a creature becomes a copy of any creature card in any graveyard until end of turn, keeping its own name, its counters and this ability, so it can change again the same turn into something else that died. The card never leaves the graveyard. Twenty-six cards carry it, and The Destined One makes every copy bigger and unblockable.
- The Staff: eight Equipment pump the bearer for {X} once per turn, and for {0} they go back to your hand — back in the ear. The deck has no counterspells; you protect the weapon by putting it away, at instant speed, in response to anything.
- Two combos: Seventy-Two Times Over — The Destined One, Sun Wukong and The Wine Gourd of the Immortals make an arbitrarily large, unblockable monkey and as much green mana as you like. Back in the Ear — Zhu Bajie makes The Nine-Toothed Rake free, and every recast deals 2 damage.
Why Gruul
Red is the temperament and the trick: the ruined peach banquet, the kicked-over furnace, and the stolen shape itself, a borrowed identity that ends with the turn. Green is the mountain and the body, what he goes back to being when the turn is over. Black is missing, and that is the point: the deck never takes a card out of a graveyard, never reanimates, never exiles. It only looks. Twenty-six cards mill to fill the shelves, and every removal spell is a fight or a burn — whatever Gruul kills is a costume it can wear next turn.
A complete 100-card Commander deck plus 4 tokens, tuned for Bracket 4, available as a digital print-yourself edition or a printed physical deck, and offered in 10 languages.
Fan-made proxy — not intended for official tournaments
Black Myth: Wukong — 100-Card Commander Deck
The Destined One turns into any creature card in any graveyard for a turn, keeping its own name and counters, then changes again. Nothing is reanimated or exiled: the whole table's dead become a wardrobe, and the cudgel goes back in the ear for free.
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Black Myth: Wukong — Seventy-Two Transformations
Commanded by The Destined One, this Gruul (red/green) 100-Card Commander Deck is about wearing the dead. A monkey walks a road already littered with the bodies of everything that walked it before him — demon kings, celestial officers, a bear who wanted a robe — and he does not raise them, rob them or keep them. He learns the shape, wears it for as long as the fight lasts, and is a monkey again, holding a stick. Every name comes from Journey to the West: Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Sha Wujing, Guanyin, Erlang Shen, the Bull King, Princess Iron Fan.
- Seventy-Two Transformations: for its cost, a creature becomes a copy of any creature card in any graveyard until end of turn, keeping its own name, its counters and this ability, so it can change again the same turn into something else that died. The card never leaves the graveyard. Twenty-six cards carry it, and The Destined One makes every copy bigger and unblockable.
- The Staff: eight Equipment pump the bearer for {X} once per turn, and for {0} they go back to your hand — back in the ear. The deck has no counterspells; you protect the weapon by putting it away, at instant speed, in response to anything.
- Two combos: Seventy-Two Times Over — The Destined One, Sun Wukong and The Wine Gourd of the Immortals make an arbitrarily large, unblockable monkey and as much green mana as you like. Back in the Ear — Zhu Bajie makes The Nine-Toothed Rake free, and every recast deals 2 damage.
Why Gruul
Red is the temperament and the trick: the ruined peach banquet, the kicked-over furnace, and the stolen shape itself, a borrowed identity that ends with the turn. Green is the mountain and the body, what he goes back to being when the turn is over. Black is missing, and that is the point: the deck never takes a card out of a graveyard, never reanimates, never exiles. It only looks. Twenty-six cards mill to fill the shelves, and every removal spell is a fight or a burn — whatever Gruul kills is a costume it can wear next turn.
A complete 100-card Commander deck plus 4 tokens, tuned for Bracket 4, available as a digital print-yourself edition or a printed physical deck, and offered in 10 languages.
Fan-made proxy — not intended for official tournaments
All 82 Cards in the Black Myth: Wukong Deck
Every card is also available individually as a single Magic proxy.
- The Destined One
- Sun Wukong, the Stone Monkey
- The Great Sage Equal of Heaven
- The Six-Eared Macaque
- Tang Sanzang, the Pilgrim
- Zhu Bajie, Marshal of the Heavenly Reeds
- Sha Wujing, the Sand Priest
- The White Dragon Horse
- Guanyin of the Southern Sea
- The Jade Emperor
- Erlang Shen, the True Lord
- Xiaotian Quan, the Howling Dog
- Nezha, the Lotus Prince
- Laozi, Keeper of the Furnace
- Li Jing, the Pagoda Bearer
- The Queen Mother of the West
- Ao Guang, Dragon King of the Eastern Sea
- The Bull King
- Princess Iron Fan
- Red Boy of the Fire Cloud
- The Yellow Wind King
- The Hundred-Eyed Prince
- The Black Bear King
- The White Bone Spirit
- The Yellow-Robed Demon
- The Nine-Headed Insect
- The Spider Sisters of Pansi Cave
- The Scorpion of Pipa Cave
- The Golden-Horned King
- The Silver-Horned King
- The Tiger Vanguard
- The Macaque Chief
- Stone Monkey Scout
- Yaoguai Bonebreaker
- Wandering Yaoguai
- Celestial Guard
- The Hermit of Yellow Wind Ridge
- Keeper of the Roadside Shrine
- Ruyi Jingu Bang, the Golden Cudgel
- The Sea-Settling Needle
- The Nine-Toothed Rake
- The Nine-Ringed Staff
- The Crescent-Moon Spade
- The Three-Pointed Two-Edged Blade
- The Dragon-Bone Staff
- The Bough of the Ginseng Tree
- The Golden Circlet
- Sol Ring
- Arcane Signet
- Gruul Signet
- The Wine Gourd of the Immortals
- The Register of Life and Death
- The Somersault Cloud
- Seventy-Two Transformations
- The Fiery Eyes of Golden Sight
- Rhythm of the Wild
- Garruk's Uprising
- The Samadhi Fire
- A Hair Plucked and Blown
- The Cudgel Comes Down
- Chaos Warp
- Blasphemous Act
- Worldly Tutor
- Cultivate
- Beast Within
- Command Tower
- Mount Huaguo, the Mountain of Flowers and Fruit
- The Water Curtain Cave
- The Village of Black Fire
- Black Wind Mountain
- Yellow Wind Ridge
- The Flaming Mountains
- Pansi Cave
- The Eight Trigrams Furnace
- The Five Elements Mountain
- The River of Flowing Sands
- Mountain
- Forest
- Monkey
- Peach of Immortality
- Beast
- Seventy-Two Transformations and the Staff