Jurassic Park — Life Finds a Way

Commanded by Dr. Alan Grant, this Simic (green/blue) 100-Card Commander Deck is about a park where the only part that ever worked was the fence. Every animal in the deck is yours, locked up by your own permanents, and the switch that lets them out sits in the hands of the players they will be let out on.

• Containment: a Dinosaur with Containment can't attack while a Fence you control has a power counter on it, and any opponent may pay {2} at instant speed to remove one. Twenty-one Dinosaurs print it and Grant hands it to every Dinosaur you control, tokens included. Why would anyone cut the power? Because a live Fence taxes the table: spells cost more, creatures enter tapped, attacks cost a toll. Somebody always flips the breaker, Grant draws a card and puts a prey counter on them, and the animals know where to go first.
• Amber N: exile a Dinosaur from your hand face up, then cast it from exile by removing N DNA counters from your lands instead of paying mana. Every Dinosaur carries it, and forty cards mention DNA counters. The harvest is safe; the animal is the risk.
• Two loops: The Paddock Never Empties (Mr. DNA, The Raptor Paddock, Delta, Echo and Charlie) makes Raptors without end, and They Bred Faster Than the Cull (Raptor Hatchling, Dr. Henry Wu, The Lysine Contingency, The Hatchery) nets a DNA counter every lap for zero mana.

Why Simic

Green is what lives without asking permission: a sealed population that breeds anyway, nine tonnes standing where the map says nothing should be. Blue is the science that thought it could sell it: frog DNA in an unread sequence, a lysine leash, a safety case drawn as a voltage diagram. Six Fences hold twenty-one Dinosaurs, and forty-four cards read a Fence or a power counter.

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.