Commander -Estrid, the Masked

New Commander time!

Estrid, the Masked

Instant Creeping Renaissance Kruphix's Insight Dismantling Blow Bant Charm	Artifacts Sol Ring
Enchantment Estrid's Invocation Ever-Watching Threshold Octopus Umbra Myth Unbound Sigil of the Empty Throne Dictate of Kruphix Bear Umbra Enchantress's Presence Epic Proportions Ground Seal Spawning Grounds Finest Hour Righteous Authority Sage's Reverie Soul Snare Unquestioned Authority Eel Umbra Vow of Flight Dawn's Reflection Fertile Ground Overgrowth Snake Umbra Vow of Wildness Wild Growth Unflinching Courage	Sorcery Empyrial Storm Genesis Storm Martial Coup Phyrexian Rebirth Winds of Rath
Lands 9 Plains 6 Island 8 Forest Forge of Heroes Azorius Chancery Blossoming Sands Command Tower Evolving Wilds Krosan Verge Meandering River Mosswort Bridge Seaside Citadel Selesnya Sanctuary Simic Growth Chamber Terramorphic Expanse Thornwood Falls Tranquil Cove Tranquil Expanse Woodland Stream	Creatures Bruna, Light of Alabaster Eidolon of Blossoms Kestia, the Cultivator Tuvasa the Sunlit Heavenly Blademaster Nylea's Colossus Ravenous Slime Arixmethes, Slumbering Isle Hydra Omnivore Ajani's Chosen Celestial Archon Silent Sentinel Boon Satyr Herald of the Pantheon Cold-Eyed Selkie Daxos of Meletis Elderwood Scion Loyal Unicorn Loyal Drake Loyal Guardian Archetype of Imagination Whitewater Naiads Aura Gnarlid Reclamation Sage Yavimaya Enchantress

What is this deck? Well, aside from being the enchantment themed deck of last year's Commander product, I'm not entirely sure.

This is the third (and final) deck from last year that I'll be playing and tweaking and I have to say; the feeling that 2019's Commander product was lacking has been justified in my playthroughs. The decks don't have cards they probably should, don't have interesting reprints, the power level is diffused to the detriment of focus, and they don't feel very fun to play. In previous years, I would break a deck from the box and often would hang with modestly tuned Commander decks.

With these decks I always feel outclassed.  But that's OK: the first few playthroughs might be rough, but they'll definitely teach me plenty about where this deck needs to go-and maybe, if Tuvasa the Sunlit or Kestia the Cultivator should take Estrid's place. Admittedly, neither of those cards seem very interesting but that doesn't mean it's incorrect to change.