Ragnarök — The Doom of the Gods

Commanded by Odin, Allfather, this Jund (black/red/green) 100-Card Commander Deck takes the Norse myth as the Eddas wrote it: a seeress tells Odin the end of the world in order, and he cannot stop any of it. You do not build toward Ragnarök. You watch for it, and the table performs it for you without meaning to. Odin fetches The Prophecy of the Seeress when he arrives and draws a card each time an event on it is ticked.

• The Prophecy: nine events are named on The Prophecy of the Seeress — a legendary creature dies, a creature with power 6 or more enters, a land goes to a graveyard, a player loses 10 life in a turn, and five more. Whenever one happens anywhere in the game, it is ticked. An opponent cracking a fetch land or swinging a 7/7 advances your clock without knowing it exists. When the ninth is ticked, every permanent is destroyed and you alone return nine and draw nine.
• Doomed: each of the twenty-seven legendary creatures has its death printed on it. Thor must die in combat with something of power 6 or greater; Baldr must fall to a green source. Die as written and take a large reward. Die any other way and the prophecy breaks: you untick an event. The deck wants its gods dead, but only correctly — and Odin can pay {1}{B} and sacrifice one to declare its Doom fulfilled anyway.
• The cast: Thor, Loki, Freyja, Týr, Heimdall, Hel, Fenrir, Jörmungandr, Surtr and Sleipnir.

Why Jund

Black is the fate you were told and could not refuse: an eye paid at a well, nine nights on a tree, a hall stocked with the dead. Red is the fire that was waiting before anything else existed — Muspelheim and Surtr. Green is Yggdrasil, the Norns at its root, and the earth that comes back up out of the sea afterwards. No white, because there is no salvation in this story; no blue, because Odin already knows and knowing changes nothing. Twenty-one cards carry the Prophecy clause.

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.