Dune — The Spice Must Flow

Commanded by Paul Atreides, Muad'Dib, this Esper (white/blue/black) 100-Card Commander Deck is about a resource lying in the open on a desert planet, and about the thing that comes when you bend down to pick it up. Your lands hold the spice. Taking it is the best mana in the deck, and every harvest winds a clock on the land itself. Nobody punishes you. You did this by collecting.

• Spice: a land with Spice enters with two spice counters. Tap a creature and remove one to add a mana of any colour and scry 1; the land gets a thumper counter and the creature stays on it. At three thumpers, Shai-Hulud devours the land and everything standing on it. Paul gives Spice to every land you control and turns each devoured land into a 12/12 trampling Sandworm. The deck does not survive the worm. It rides it.
• Prescience: you play with your hand revealed. In exchange, your spells can't be countered and you may look at the top card of every opponent's library whenever you want. It is a trade, not a bonus: you give up every secret, and nothing you cast can be answered on the stack.
• Two combos: The Spice Must Flow (Mentat of the Household, Lady Jessica and Paul) is infinite mana at instant speed; He Who Can Destroy a Thing (The Maker's Coming, Paul and Stilgar) devours every land you own in one resolution for an army of worms and Fedaykin.

Why Esper

White is the House and the feudal oath; blue is foresight, the Bene Gesserit, the Mentats and the Guild; black is the Harkonnens and the price of a messiah. Eleven cards carry Spice, seven of them desert lands, and twelve carry Prescience.

A complete 100-card Commander deck plus 5 tokens, tuned for Bracket 4, available as a digital print-yourself edition or a printed physical deck, and offered in 10 languages.