Squid Game — 456

Commanded by Seong Gi-hun, Player 456, this Dimir (blue/black) 100-Card Commander Deck plays out a fixed, published, entirely fair schedule of atrocities. Everyone at the table can read the six games in advance. Knowing them does not make them survivable, and the only money in the building is paid out of the people who lose.

• The Six Games: six numbered legendary enchantments, from Red Light, Green Light to The Squid Game, that must be cast in order, one at a time. A Game can't be removed until its Clear condition is met; then it is sacrificed and the next one may be cast. There is no timer: a table that plays badly can sit inside the Tug of War for eight turns. Gi-hun tutors the next Game at your upkeep when none is in play and pays you two cards each time one ends.
• The Prize Pot: every creature that dies, anywhere, puts a prize counter on a shared artifact. When a Game ends, the player with the most creatures takes the pot as colourless mana. An opponent's sweeper is a deposit into your bank, and Oh Il-nam, Player 001 takes the pot as though he were the widest.
• Two combos: He Signed the Form Again (The Man Who Signed Again, The Marble Bag and Young-hee) loops deaths for damage; The Prize Is Paid on the Spot (Game Six, a sweeper and Oh Il-nam) wins outright on ten prize counters.

Why Dimir

Blue is the organisation: numbered tracksuits, masked staff, a schedule that never changes. Black is the debt and the wager, a pot that only fills when somebody dies. Twenty-two cards carry The Six Games word for word, and seven more carry the Prize Pot.

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.