Premium−70%Dante's Inferno — 100-Card Commander Deck
SKU DECK-DNT-100
Dante and Virgil descend the Nine Circles one step per turn: each circle grants a permanent power and a permanent punishment, and there is no way back up. Contrapasso makes every death cost its controller what its card type calls for — you included.
Dante's Inferno — Abandon All Hope
Commanded by partners Dante Alighieri, the Pilgrim and Virgil, Guide Through the Dark, this Mardu (white/black/red) 100-Card Commander Deck goes down. The Inferno is read as it is written: a filing system of nine terraces, each with a penalty decided in advance and applied forever. Dante draws a card and drains each opponent every time you descend; Virgil lets you descend an extra step and, while untapped, spares you the punishment of the circle you are standing in.
- The Nine Circles: you begin in Circle 1 and may descend once per turn. Each circle grants a permanent ability and a permanent punishment, and you never climb back. Lust gives your creatures flying and makes them attack every combat; Wrath gives haste and +1/+0 and takes away blocking; Violence adds 2 damage to everything you deal and to everything dealt to you. The ninth circle is not fire. It is ice: every opposing creature tapped and held, and your own locked in the same shape.
- Contrapasso: whenever a permanent dies, its controller pays what its type calls for — an artifact for an artifact, life equal to a creature's power, a card from hand for an enchantment, three cards milled for a land. You are not exempt, which is why Pier della Vigna is printed with 0 power.
- Two combos that cancel each other: Ugolino and Pier della Vigna drain the table from Circle 7; Lucifer, The Ice of Judecca and Cocytus freeze it from Circle 9, where Ugolino stops working. You choose once how far down to go.
Why Mardu
White is the law of the place: the notice over the gate informs rather than threatens, and everything below it is sentencing. Black is the ledger and the ice at the bottom. Red is the weather — the whirlwind, the rain of fire, the boiling river. No blue, because Dante solves nothing; he is walked through it. Thirty-five cards read how deep you are, and twelve permanents carry Contrapasso.
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
Dante's Inferno — 100-Card Commander Deck
Dante and Virgil descend the Nine Circles one step per turn: each circle grants a permanent power and a permanent punishment, and there is no way back up. Contrapasso makes every death cost its controller what its card type calls for — you included.
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Dante's Inferno — Abandon All Hope
Commanded by partners Dante Alighieri, the Pilgrim and Virgil, Guide Through the Dark, this Mardu (white/black/red) 100-Card Commander Deck goes down. The Inferno is read as it is written: a filing system of nine terraces, each with a penalty decided in advance and applied forever. Dante draws a card and drains each opponent every time you descend; Virgil lets you descend an extra step and, while untapped, spares you the punishment of the circle you are standing in.
- The Nine Circles: you begin in Circle 1 and may descend once per turn. Each circle grants a permanent ability and a permanent punishment, and you never climb back. Lust gives your creatures flying and makes them attack every combat; Wrath gives haste and +1/+0 and takes away blocking; Violence adds 2 damage to everything you deal and to everything dealt to you. The ninth circle is not fire. It is ice: every opposing creature tapped and held, and your own locked in the same shape.
- Contrapasso: whenever a permanent dies, its controller pays what its type calls for — an artifact for an artifact, life equal to a creature's power, a card from hand for an enchantment, three cards milled for a land. You are not exempt, which is why Pier della Vigna is printed with 0 power.
- Two combos that cancel each other: Ugolino and Pier della Vigna drain the table from Circle 7; Lucifer, The Ice of Judecca and Cocytus freeze it from Circle 9, where Ugolino stops working. You choose once how far down to go.
Why Mardu
White is the law of the place: the notice over the gate informs rather than threatens, and everything below it is sentencing. Black is the ledger and the ice at the bottom. Red is the weather — the whirlwind, the rain of fire, the boiling river. No blue, because Dante solves nothing; he is walked through it. Thirty-five cards read how deep you are, and twelve permanents carry Contrapasso.
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 83 Cards in the Dante's Inferno Deck
Every card is also available individually as a single Magic proxy.
- Dante Alighieri, the Pilgrim
- Virgil, Guide Through the Dark
- The Gate of Hell
- Abandon All Hope, Ye Who Enter Here
- Contrapasso, the Law of This Place
- Beatrice, Who Sent Me
- Charon, Ferryman of Acheron
- Minos, Judge of the Damned
- The Vestibule of the Neutrals
- The Sighs of Limbo
- Francesca da Rimini
- Paolo Malatesta
- The Whirlwind of the Second Circle
- Cerberus, Warden of the Third Circle
- Plutus, Wolf of the Fourth Circle
- Phlegyas, Ferryman of the Styx
- Filippo Argenti, Torn in the Mud
- The Erinyes, Sisters of the Wall
- Medusa, Whose Gaze Closed the Gate
- The Walls of Dis
- Farinata degli Uberti
- The Burning Sepulchres
- The Minotaur of the Broken Ledge
- Chiron, Captain of the Centaurs
- Nessus, Who Carried the Living
- Pier della Vigna
- The Harpies of the Wood
- The Rain of Fire on the Burning Sand
- Geryon, Beast of Fraud
- Malacoda, Captain of the Malebranche
- The Malebranche
- The Ten Ditches of Malebolge
- The Leaden Cloaks
- Caiaphas, Nailed to the Path
- Ulysses in His Flame
- Nimrod, Whose Tongue Is His Own
- Ephialtes, Bound in Chains
- The Chains of Ephialtes
- Antaeus, Who Set Us Down
- Ugolino della Gherardesca
- Judas Iscariot
- Brutus, First of the Three
- Cassius, Last of the Three
- The Ice of Judecca
- Lucifer, Emperor of the Dolorous Realm
- The Wings That Make the Ice
- Charon's Skiff
- The Ledger of the Damned
- Sol Ring
- Arcane Signet
- Talisman of Indulgence
- Boros Signet
- Swords to Plowshares
- Anguished Unmaking
- Vindicate
- Terminate
- Damn
- Blasphemous Act
- Demonic Tutor
- Night's Whisper
- Village Rites
- Faithless Looting
- The Descent Made Quicker
- The Boiling River
- Cocytus Takes Them All
- Command Tower
- The Selva Oscura
- The Sunlit Hill
- The Acheron
- The City of Dis
- The Styx
- The Wood of the Suicides
- The Phlegethon
- Malebolge
- The Well of the Giants
- Cocytus
- Plains
- Swamp
- Mountain
- Damned Soul
- Devil
- Treasure
- The Nine Circles and Contrapasso