Elden Ring — The Lands Between

Commanded by The Tarnished, this Abzan (white/black/green) 100-Card Commander Deck is about carrying money through a place that wants you dead. In the Lands Between a rune is currency, experience and the substance a god is made of. You never bank it. You carry all of it, and when something of yours dies it stays on the ground where it fell.

• Runes N: thirty-three cards give you rune counters, and dozens more spend them as an extra cost — Radahn's Great Rune buys an anthem, Placidusax a sweeper, The Two Fingers a tutor for eight, The Elden Ring, Shattered the game for twenty. The catch is the loss clause: when any creature you control dies, you lose every rune at once and they are exiled on a Bloodstain token. You are never punished for spending. You are punished for holding.
• Bloodstain: seven cards let you walk back for it. A stain is retrieved when a creature of yours deals combat damage to a player, or when the creature that killed yours dies. Die again on the way and the first stain is gone.
• Two combos: The Walk Back (The Tarnished, Rivers of Blood and Torrent) turns every hit into runes, a retrieved stain and a drain; The Shattering (Queen Marika, The Elden Ring, Shattered and Radagon) assembles twenty runes in one turn cycle.

Why Abzan

White is the Golden Order: the Erdtree, the capital, the Two Fingers and knights still wearing the crest of a queen who broke the thing herself. Black is the rot and the debt: Destined Death in a black blade, a sewer dynasty on stolen blood, Caelid turned red. Green is the tree and the beasts: wolves, giants, dragons and roots under every continent. Nineteen characters sit at mythic, from Malenia and Radahn to Morgott, Rennala and Ranni, and thirty-five cards in all spend or remove rune counters.

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.