JoJo's Bizarre Adventure — Stand Proud

Commanded by the partners Jotaro Kujo and Star Platinum, this Esper (white/blue/black) 100-Card Commander Deck covers a hundred years of one family walking towards the same man, from Jonathan Joestar and Dio Brando to Jolyne Cujoh and Enrico Pucci. Somewhere along the way the fights stop being about muscle and start being about rules: every fighter gets a second body that only other Stand users can see. Your board becomes two boards that cannot touch each other.

• Stand: twenty-one Stands enter bound to another creature you control — their User — and die when that User dies. Creatures that aren't Stands can't block a Stand and can't be blocked by one. Half the table's board is simply not in the same fight, so the deck attacks into anything. The price is in the same sentence: every Stand is a two-card creature, and the cheapest removal spell on a 2/3 human takes the 5/5 down with him.
• Rush N: nineteen cards deal their combat damage in N separate instalments. Not more damage — the same damage, split into events. Jotaro draws a card for each instalment a Stand lands on a player, prevention is eaten one piece at a time, and a blocker that dies to the first hit is gone before the rest arrive.
• The cast: every Stand is printed next to its User — Jotaro and Star Platinum, DIO and The World, Josuke and Crazy Diamond, Kira and Killer Queen, Giorno and Gold Experience, Diavolo and King Crimson, Pucci and Made in Heaven. Parts 1 and 2 have no Stands and fight with Hamon and Pillar Men.

Why Esper

White is the Joestar bloodline and the duty that comes with the birthmark — Jonathan dying for the man who killed his father, Speedwagon funding three generations of other people's fights. Blue is the Stand itself: not raw power but a ruleset, with an exact range, an exact cost and an exact loophole, won by whoever reads the wording first. Black is the other side of the mask — DIO, Kars, Diavolo, Pucci. Fifty-three of the hundred cards mention Stands.

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.