Solo Leveling — Arise

Commanded by Sung Jinwoo, the Shadow Monarch, this Dimir (blue/black) 100-Card Commander Deck follows the weakest hunter in Korea — E-rank, one hospital bill, one sister, one mother asleep for four years — out of a double dungeon where everyone else died, with a window floating in front of him that nobody else can see. It gives him a task every day and tells him, in writing, what it will do if he doesn't finish it. The deck is that contract.

• The System: twenty-one cards carry the same sentence. At the beginning of your upkeep, the System issues a Daily Quest — attack with a creature, cast a creature spell, let something of yours die. Complete it before your end step and take the reward; ignore it and take the penalty: damage to your face, a sacrifice, a discard. It is not a gauge that climbs while you feed it. It tells you what to do, and it collects. The joke is that failing pays too: Baek Yoonho, Go Gun-hee and The Penalty Zone all get something when you take a penalty.
• Shadow Extraction: nine shadows — Igris, Beru, Tusk, Iron, Tank, Greed, Kaisel, Bellion and the Nameless Shadow Infantry — rise by exiling a dead legendary creature from a graveyard and marking it with a shadow counter. Legendary only, once per corpse for the whole game, and what returns is never a copy: it is the named shadow, from your hand or your graveyard. Jinwoo doesn't extract himself; he makes every extraction cost {1} less and lets it pull straight from your library.
• Two combos: Igris and Yoo Jinho turn every sacrificed Shadow into {B}{B} and a fresh Shadow Soldier — infinite mana and deaths on two cards. Jinho with Shadow Storage recycles a nontoken Shadow for net zero mana and unbounded triggers.

Why Dimir

Blue is the System: a stat window, a levelling curve, an inventory grid, a quest log with an accept button and no decline button. Black is the army — everything he kills gets up and follows him, and he pays for every level in his own blood and his own life total. Thirty-three cards are on the contract, and his mother, Park Kyung-hye, lies tapped on the battlefield doubling every reward you take.

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.