Magic: The Gathering Foundations has five monocolor Commander decks. They are Calling All Angels (white, led by Giada, Font of Hope), Keen Engineering (blue, led by Sai, Master Thopterist), Wretched Ranks (black, led by Ghoulcaller Gisa), Reign of Dragons (red, led by Lathliss, Dragon Queen), and Tramplesaurus Rex (green, led by Ghalta, Primal Hunger). Each is a ready-to-play 100-card deck with a traditional foil borderless face commander, 99 non-foil cards, 10 double-sided tokens, a reference card, and a deck box.
Wizards of the Coast released the decks on October 2, 2026, through local game stores, TCGplayer, and Amazon. The lists are designed to introduce Commander to new players while giving each deck a distinct color and strategy.
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Foundations Commander decks at a glance
| Deck | Color | Commander | Strategy | Basic lands |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calling All Angels | White | Giada, Font of Hope | Angels and flying creatures | 32 Plains |
| Keen Engineering | Blue | Sai, Master Thopterist | Artifacts, Thopters, and card advantage | 34 Islands |
| Wretched Ranks | Black | Ghoulcaller Gisa | Zombies, graveyard recursion, and death triggers | 33 Swamps |
| Reign of Dragons | Red | Lathliss, Dragon Queen | Dragons, Treasure, and damage payoffs | 32 Mountains |
| Tramplesaurus Rex | Green | Ghalta, Primal Hunger | Large creatures, mana acceleration, and combat pressure | 32 Forests |
All five decks are single-color products, so their cards, basic lands, and first upgrades stay within one color identity. The most visible differences are the commander’s play pattern, the creature tribe or artifact theme, the number of basic lands, and the included token mix.
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How the five decks differ
The Foundations Commander lineup is not one deck with five interchangeable commanders. Each name is a separate sealed product with its own 100-card configuration, mana base, token sheet, and game plan. The monocolor construction makes the decks easy to identify at the table and gives a new player a straightforward way to learn one color’s usual strengths.
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- Calling All Angels is the white flying-creature option. Giada, Font of Hope heads a list built around Angels, life support, anthem effects, and removal.
- Keen Engineering is the blue artifact engine. Sai, Master Thopterist rewards artifact play with Thopter production while the deck supplies card-advantage and protection effects.
- Wretched Ranks is the black Zombie and graveyard deck. Ghoulcaller Gisa points the list toward sacrifice, recursion, and value from creatures dying.
- Reign of Dragons is the red top-end deck. Lathliss, Dragon Queen supports a large Dragon package, Treasure production, and damage payoffs.
- Tramplesaurus Rex is the green power deck. Ghalta, Primal Hunger is backed by mana creatures, cost reduction, oversized bodies, and combat finishers.
That distinction matters when choosing a first product. A player who wants evasive attacks will have a very different first few turns with Calling All Angels than with Tramplesaurus Rex, even though both are creature-focused. Likewise, Keen Engineering asks you to sequence artifacts and protect an engine, while Wretched Ranks asks you to plan around your graveyard and sacrifice outlets.
What comes in a Foundations Commander deck?
- One ready-to-play 100-card Commander deck.
- One traditional foil borderless face commander.
- 99 non-foil cards, for 100 cards total when combined with the foil commander.
- 10 non-foil double-sided tokens.
- One reference card.
- One deck box.
The decks are sealed products rather than a single shared Foundations list: each name above is a separate deck with its own commander and complete 100-card configuration. The commander is presented as the traditional foil borderless face card, while the remaining 99 cards are non-foil. The tokens are double-sided, so one physical token can represent the two listed faces; keep the full token set with the deck when storing or trading it.
Reading the decklists correctly
Each list below names the commander first, followed by the other cards in the 100-card configuration and then the basic-land count. A line such as “32 Plains” means 32 copies of that basic land, not one card with a quantity of 32 printed on it. Nonbasic lands are listed individually, including utility lands such as War Room, Bonders’ Enclave, or Rogue’s Passage.
The basic-land totals are not identical. Keen Engineering has the largest basic package with 34 Islands. Calling All Angels, Reign of Dragons, and Tramplesaurus Rex each have 32 basic lands, while Wretched Ranks has 33 Swamps. These figures should not be mistaken for total land counts, because every deck also includes the nonbasic lands shown in its list.
Calling All Angels decklist
Color: White
Commander: Giada, Font of Hope
Basic lands: 32 Plains
Game plan: Angels and other flying creatures, supported by life-gain, anthem effects, removal, and cards that reward a wide aerial board.
Complete 100-card list
- Giada, Font of Hope
- Always Watching
- Angel of the Ruins
- Angelic Destiny
- Angelic Field Marshal
- Angelic Sleuth
- Archangel of Tithes
- Austere Command
- Bishop of Wings
- Cleansing Nova
- Court of Grace
- Day of Judgment
- Emeria Shepherd
- Exemplar of Light
- Fateful Absence
- Firemane Commando
- Grasp of Fate
- Herald of Eternal Dawn
- Herald of War
- Linvala, the Preserver
- Lyra Dawnbringer
- Merchant of Truth
- Metropolis Reformer
- Norn’s Choirmaster
- Reya Dawnbringer
- Righteous Valkyrie
- Search the Premises
- Sephara, Sky’s Blade
- Seraph of the Sword
- Serra Avenger
- Speaker of the Heavens
- Sunblast Angel
- Wojek Investigator
- Endless Atlas
- Metallic Mimic
- Tome of Legends
- Vanquisher’s Banner
- Bonders’ Enclave
- War Room
- Angel of Finality
- Angel of Vitality
- Cut a Deal
- Dazzling Angel
- Defy Death
- Destroy Evil
- Exorcise
- Inspiring Overseer
- Invoke the Divine
- Secret Rendezvous
- Segovian Angel
- Starnheim Aspirant
- Swords to Plowshares
- Thraben Watcher
- Valorous Stance
- Vanguard Seraph
- Youthful Valkyrie
- Arcane Signet
- Commander’s Sphere
- Heraldic Banner
- Marble Diamond
- Mind Stone
- Patchwork Banner
- Sol Ring
- Swiftfoot Boots
- Radiant Fountain
- Secluded Steppe
- Seraph Sanctuary
- Temple of the False God
- 32 Plains
Tokens
- 4 Angel // Clue
- 3 Clue // Spirit
- 1 Angel // Angel (3/3)
- 1 Angel // Spirit
- 1 Angel // The Monarch helper token
Calling All Angels has the most explicit Angel density of the five products. Its support cards cover several white lessons at once: creature-based pressure, life total support, board-wide bonuses, spot removal, and sweepers such as Austere Command, Cleansing Nova, and Day of Judgment. The token mix also reflects a deck that can produce both Angels and the card-drawing Clue and Spirit faces.
Keen Engineering decklist
Color: Blue
Commander: Sai, Master Thopterist
Basic lands: 34 Islands
Game plan: Cast artifacts to generate Thopters, turn a large artifact count into pressure, and use blue card-advantage and protection effects to keep the engine running.
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Complete 100-card list
- Sai, Master Thopterist
- All Is Dust
- Broodstar
- Kappa Cannoneer
- Master of Etherium
- Master Transmuter
- Misleading Signpost
- Pull from Tomorrow
- Research Thief
- Shimmer Dragon
- Thopter Fabricator
- Thopter Spy Network
- Thought Monitor
- Vedalken Archmage
- Adaptive Omnitool
- Cultivator’s Caravan
- Darksteel Juggernaut
- Duplicant
- Forsaken Monument
- Graaz, Unstoppable Juggernaut
- Mazemind Tome
- Mind’s Eye
- Myr Battlesphere
- Nettlecyst
- Nevinyrral’s Disk
- Psychosis Crawler
- Scrawling Crawler
- Skysovereign, Consul Flagship
- Steel Hellkite
- Steel Overseer
- War Room
- Aetherize
- Counterspell
- Etherium Sculptor
- Fall from Favor
- Launch Mishap
- Memory Guardian
- Negate
- Padeem, Consul of Innovation
- Propaganda
- Tamiyo’s Logbook
- Thirst for Knowledge
- Thoughtcast
- Whirler Rogue
- Aether Spellbomb
- Arcane Signet
- Chief of the Foundry
- Foundry Inspector
- Hedron Archive
- Ichor Wellspring
- Meteor Golem
- Mind Stone
- Myr Retriever
- Ornithopter of Paradise
- Palladium Myr
- Shimmer Myr
- Silver Myr
- Sol Ring
- Soul-Guide Lantern
- Spire Golem
- Thought Vessel
- Buried Ruin
- Darksteel Citadel
- Foundry of the Consuls
- Lonely Sandbar
- Remote Isle
- 34 Islands
Tokens
- 8 Thopter // Myr
- 1 Thopter // Phyrexian Germ
- 1 Thopter // The Monarch helper token
Keen Engineering contains the largest basic-land count, but its identity is defined by artifacts rather than by Islands alone. Etherium Sculptor, Foundry Inspector, Chief of the Foundry, and Vedalken Archmage reinforce the central engine, while Counterspell, Negate, Aetherize, and Propaganda show the defensive side of the blue plan. Buried Ruin, Darksteel Citadel, Foundry of the Consuls, Lonely Sandbar, and Remote Isle give the mana base utility beyond basic lands.
Wretched Ranks decklist
Color: Black
Commander: Ghoulcaller Gisa
Basic lands: 33 Swamps
Game plan: Build a Zombie board, sacrifice creatures for value, recur threats from the graveyard, and turn deaths into cards, life loss, or additional bodies.
Complete 100-card list
- Ghoulcaller Gisa
- Army of the Damned
- Ayara, First of Locthwain
- Bad Moon
- Cemetery Reaper
- Champion of the Perished
- Cryptbreaker
- Death Baron
- Diregraf Colossus
- Endless Ranks of the Dead
- God-Eternal Bontu
- Grave Titan
- Graveborn Muse
- Gravecrawler
- Headless Rider
- Josu Vess, Lich Knight
- Kalitas, Traitor of Ghet
- Liliana’s Mastery
- Liliana’s Reaver
- Lord of the Undead
- Midnight Reaper
- Mutilate
- Necrotic Hex
- Open the Graves
- Oversold Cemetery
- Phyrexian Arena
- Razorlash Transmogrant
- Zul Ashur, Lich Lord
- Castle Locthwain
- Geier Reach Sanitarium
- Ambition’s Cost
- Carrion Feeder
- Cemetery Recruitment
- Consumed by Greed
- Consuming Corruption
- Eternal Taskmaster
- Fleshbag Marauder
- Go for the Throat
- Gray Merchant of Asphodel
- Lord of the Accursed
- Marchesa’s Decree
- Mire Triton
- Moan of the Unhallowed
- Night’s Whisper
- Noxious Ghoul
- Sign in Blood
- Soulless One
- Syphon Flesh
- Tendrils of Corruption
- Undead Augur
- Undead Butler
- Undead Warchief
- Vengeful Dead
- Wight of Precinct Six
- Withering Torment
- Arcane Signet
- Bontu’s Monument
- Charcoal Diamond
- Commander’s Sphere
- Infernal Idol
- Mind Stone
- Patchwork Banner
- Sol Ring
- Barren Moor
- Bojuka Bog
- Memorial to Folly
- Witch’s Cottage
- 33 Swamps
Tokens
- 8 Zombie // Zombie Knight
- 2 Zombie // The Monarch helper tokens
Wretched Ranks is the most overtly graveyard-focused list. Its Zombie lords and makers include Cemetery Reaper, Death Baron, Diregraf Colossus, Lord of the Undead, and Undead Warchief, while cards such as Gravecrawler, Oversold Cemetery, Eternal Taskmaster, and Undead Butler support repeated use of creatures. The eight Zombie // Zombie Knight tokens match that board-building emphasis, and the two Monarch helper faces support the deck’s card-advantage theme.
Reign of Dragons decklist
Color: Red
Commander: Lathliss, Dragon Queen
Basic lands: 32 Mountains
Game plan: Accelerate into Dragons, create Treasure, multiply Dragon bodies, and convert large creatures into direct damage and combat pressure.
Complete 100-card list
- Lathliss, Dragon Queen
- Atsushi, the Blazing Sky
- Blasphemous Act
- Chain Reaction
- Chandra’s Ignition
- Chaos Warp
- Count on Luck
- Crucible of Fire
- Cursed Mirror
- Dragon Tempest
- Dragonhawk, Fate’s Tempest
- Dragonmaster Outcast
- Drakuseth, Maw of Flames
- The Elder Dragon War
- Goddric, Cloaked Reveler
- Goldlust Triad
- Hellkite Charger
- Hit the Mother Lode
- Leyline Tyrant
- Magmaquake
- Minion of the Mighty
- Nogi, Draco-Zealot
- Orb of Dragonkind
- Outpost Siege
- Parapet Thrasher
- Sarkhan, Dragon Ascendant
- Scourge of the Throne
- Scourge of Valkas
- Shivan Devastator
- Spit Flame
- Taurean Mauler
- Terror of Mount Velus
- Thunderbreak Regent
- Thundermane Dragon
- Tyrant’s Familiar
- Utvara Hellkite
- Warstorm Surge
- Basilisk Collar
- Dragon’s Hoard
- Bonders’ Enclave
- Haven of the Spirit Dragon
- Spinerock Knoll
- War Room
- Abrade
- Anger
- Bitter Reunion
- Breaching Dragonstorm
- Breath Weapon
- Carnelian Orb of Dragonkind
- Dragonlord’s Servant
- Dragonspeaker Shaman
- Firespitter Whelp
- Lightning Bolt
- Mana Geyser
- Rapacious Dragon
- Skyline Despot
- Thrill of Possibility
- Unexpected Windfall
- Arcane Signet
- Commander’s Sphere
- Dragonstorm Globe
- Fire Diamond
- Hazoret’s Monument
- Herald’s Horn
- Sol Ring
- Swiftfoot Boots
- Forgotten Cave
- Temple of the False God
- 32 Mountains
Tokens
- 5 Treasure // Dragon (5/5)
- 2 Treasure // Dragon (6/6)
- 1 Treasure // Dragon (4/4)
- 1 Dragon (6/6) // Dragon (5/5)
- 1 Treasure // The Monarch helper token
Reign of Dragons combines the clearest tribal payoff package with a Treasure subtheme. Dragon’s Hoard, Orb of Dragonkind, Carnelian Orb of Dragonkind, Dragonlord’s Servant, Dragonspeaker Shaman, and Herald’s Horn all support the task of getting Dragons onto the battlefield. Dragon Tempest, Scourge of Valkas, Warstorm Surge, and the different Treasure // Dragon token faces show how the deck turns those large creatures into immediate pressure.
Tramplesaurus Rex decklist
Color: Green
Commander: Ghalta, Primal Hunger
Basic lands: 32 Forests
Game plan: Use mana creatures and cost reduction to deploy oversized creatures, draw cards from power-based triggers, and finish through combat-wide pump effects.
Complete 100-card list
- Ghalta, Primal Hunger
- Arachnogenesis
- Arasta of the Endless Web
- Beast Whisperer
- Birds of Paradise
- Carnage Tyrant
- Curious Altisaur
- Dungrove Elder
- Elder Gargaroth
- Ezuri’s Predation
- Gigantosaurus
- Hulking Raptor
- Loot, Exuberant Explorer
- Managorger Hydra
- Overwhelming Stampede
- Pugnacious Hammerskull
- Regal Imperiosaur
- Rhonas the Indomitable
- Ripjaw Raptor
- Rishkar’s Expertise
- Scavenging Ooze
- Scrapshooter
- Steel Leaf Champion
- Surrak and Goreclaw
- Surrak, the Hunt Caller
- Tangleweave Armor
- Thickest in the Thicket
- Unnatural Growth
- Verdant Sun’s Avatar
- Whiptongue Hydra
- Yeva, Nature’s Herald
- Bonders’ Enclave
- Mosswort Bridge
- Scavenger Grounds
- War Room
- Witch’s Clinic
- Beast Within
- Bite Down
- Challenger Troll
- Clifftop Lookout
- Collective Resistance
- Colossal Majesty
- Elemental Bond
- Elvish Mystic
- Fyndhorn Elves
- Garruk’s Packleader
- Garruk’s Uprising
- Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sisma
- Harmonize
- Ilysian Caryatid
- Kenrith’s Transformation
- Llanowar Elves
- Llanowar Tribe
- Monstrous Onslaught
- Paradise Druid
- Ram Through
- Rishkar, Peema Renegade
- Tamiyo’s Safekeeping
- Terrian, World Tyrant
- Thrashing Brontodon
- Whisperer of the Wilds
- Commander’s Sphere
- Rhonas’s Monument
- Sol Ring
- Swiftfoot Boots
- Rogue’s Passage
- Tranquil Thicket
- 32 Forests
Tokens
- 4 Beast // Spider
- 3 Phyrexian Beast // Spider
- 2 Phyrexian Beast // Beast
- 1 Phyrexian Beast // Phyrexian Germ
Tramplesaurus Rex teaches green’s ramp-and-attack pattern. Birds of Paradise, Elvish Mystic, Fyndhorn Elves, Ilysian Caryatid, Llanowar Elves, Llanowar Tribe, Paradise Druid, and Whisperer of the Wilds help the deck reach its expensive creatures. Beast Whisperer, Elemental Bond, Garruk’s Packleader, Garruk’s Uprising, Colossal Majesty, Harmonize, and Rishkar’s Expertise provide the card-flow tools needed to keep a large-creature strategy moving. Overwhelming Stampede and Unnatural Growth are the clearest finishers in the list.
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Which deck is best for a new Commander player?
There is no single objectively best choice; each deck teaches a different introductory pattern. Choose the play experience you want rather than treating the names as a ranking.
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| Play a flying creature and life-support strategy | Calling All Angels | Giada leads an Angel-centered white deck with board-wide support and removal. |
| Create creatures while casting artifacts | Keen Engineering | Sai turns artifact play into Thopter production and card advantage. |
| Use a graveyard and sacrifice creatures | Wretched Ranks | Gisa and the Zombie package reward deaths, recursion, and repeated creature value. |
| Cast Dragons and generate Treasure | Reign of Dragons | Lathliss and the Dragon payoffs make large threats the center of the deck. |
| Ramp into very large creatures | Tramplesaurus Rex | Ghalta’s list combines mana creatures, oversized bodies, and combat finishers. |
For a first game, match the deck to the kind of decisions you enjoy. Calling All Angels and Reign of Dragons make the creature type especially visible. Keen Engineering has more sequencing around artifacts and interaction. Wretched Ranks rewards planning several turns ahead around the graveyard. Tramplesaurus Rex is the most direct choice if your priority is accelerating mana and attacking with the biggest creatures available.
How many lands and tokens are in each deck?
The official basic-land counts are different: Calling All Angels has 32 Plains, Keen Engineering has 34 Islands, Wretched Ranks has 33 Swamps, Reign of Dragons has 32 Mountains, and Tramplesaurus Rex has 32 Forests. Those figures refer to basic lands; each list also contains the nonbasic lands named in its decklist.
Every product includes exactly 10 double-sided tokens, but the faces reflect its strategy. Calling All Angels supplies Angel, Clue, Spirit, and Monarch faces. Keen Engineering supplies Thopter, Myr, Phyrexian Germ, and Monarch faces. Wretched Ranks supplies Zombie, Zombie Knight, and Monarch faces. Reign of Dragons supplies several Treasure-and-Dragon combinations plus a Dragon double-face and Monarch. Tramplesaurus Rex supplies Beast, Spider, Phyrexian Beast, and Phyrexian Germ faces.
The token count is a product-inclusion count, not a promise that every token will be on the battlefield in a typical game. It tells you what physical pieces are supplied in the box. The double-sided format is particularly useful in Reign of Dragons, where several Treasure // Dragon combinations are included, and in Calling All Angels, where Angel, Clue, and Spirit faces share the same ten-token package.
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Should you buy a sealed deck or individual cards?
Buy a sealed deck when you want a complete first deck
- You want to play immediately without assembling a 100-card list.
- You want the matching commander, deck box, reference card, and token package.
- You are learning Commander and prefer a coherent, single-color strategy.
- You want every card in one purchase rather than sourcing dozens of singles.
- You want a ready-made mana base instead of separately finding basic and nonbasic lands.
Buy individual cards when you already own a deck
- You need only a few cards from one list.
- You are upgrading an existing Commander deck rather than learning the format.
- You want specific staples, lands, or tribal payoffs without buying a complete product.
- You are comparing the cost of missing cards with the cost of a sealed deck at the time you buy.
- You already have tokens, sleeves, a deck box, and a commander that fit your plan.
Wizards names local game stores, TCGplayer, and Amazon as channels for the sealed products. Availability, seller, and price can change, so check the current listing before ordering. TCGplayer is also a natural place to look for singles when a sealed deck would duplicate cards you already own. A local game store can add the benefit of in-person Commander play and advice, which matters if you are starting from scratch.
There is no fixed price comparison to quote here because sealed-deck and single-card prices vary by seller and date. Compare the current total for the specific cards you need with the current sealed listing, and account for the value of the included tokens, foil borderless commander, deck box, and reference card if those accessories matter to you.
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What to check before opening or trading for a deck
- Confirm the product name and commander: the five Foundations decks are separate products, not interchangeable color variants.
- Verify that the box contains the 100-card deck, foil borderless face commander, 10 double-sided tokens, reference card, and deck box.
- Use the decklist above to check the nonbasic lands and named cards before trading away duplicates.
- Keep the token faces with the deck; several cards create specific combinations such as Angel // Clue or Treasure // Dragon.
- Remember that the basic-land total differs by deck, with Keen Engineering carrying the largest basic-land count at 34 Islands.
- Check the commander and color before buying singles: all five products are monocolor, but their themes are not interchangeable.
- If a listing is missing tokens or accessories, compare it with the complete product contents rather than judging only by the 100-card count.
Release date and availability
The Foundations Commander decks released October 2, 2026. Wizards of the Coast identified local game stores, TCGplayer, and Amazon as purchase channels. The products are intended as ready-to-play introductions to Commander, so a new player can select one color and begin with the complete list rather than buying a separate commander, mana base, and token supply.
Foundations Commander FAQ
How many Foundations Commander decks are there?
There are five: Calling All Angels, Keen Engineering, Wretched Ranks, Reign of Dragons, and Tramplesaurus Rex.
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Are the Foundations Commander decks multicolor?
No. Each deck is monocolor: white, blue, black, red, or green.
Who is the commander in each deck?
Giada, Font of Hope leads Calling All Angels; Sai, Master Thopterist leads Keen Engineering; Ghoulcaller Gisa leads Wretched Ranks; Lathliss, Dragon Queen leads Reign of Dragons; and Ghalta, Primal Hunger leads Tramplesaurus Rex.
Does each deck contain exactly 100 cards?
Yes. Each product is a ready-to-play 100-card Commander deck: one traditional foil borderless face commander plus 99 non-foil cards.
How many tokens are included?
Each deck includes 10 non-foil double-sided tokens. The faces differ by strategy, including Angels and Clues, Thopters and Myr, Zombies, Treasure and Dragons, or Beasts and Spiders.
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Keen Engineering has the largest basic-land count with 34 Islands. Wretched Ranks has 33 Swamps, and the other three decks each have 32 basic lands.
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Can I buy singles instead of a complete deck?
Yes. TCGplayer is named as a purchase channel for sealed products and is also a practical marketplace for sourcing individual cards. Compare the current singles total with the sealed-deck listing, especially if you need only a small subset of a list.
When did the decks release?
The release date was October 2, 2026. Wizards listed local game stores, TCGplayer, and Amazon as purchase channels.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many MTG Foundations Commander decks are there?
Five: Calling All Angels, Keen Engineering, Wretched Ranks, Reign of Dragons, and Tramplesaurus Rex.
Are the Foundations Commander decks monocolor?
Yes. The five decks are white, blue, black, red, and green respectively.
Which commander is in each deck?
Giada, Font of Hope; Sai, Master Thopterist; Ghoulcaller Gisa; Lathliss, Dragon Queen; and Ghalta, Primal Hunger, in that deck order.
How many cards and tokens come in a deck?
Each product has 100 cards total—one traditional foil borderless face commander plus 99 non-foil cards—and 10 non-foil double-sided tokens.
Which Foundations deck has the most basic lands?
Keen Engineering, with 34 Islands.
Should I buy a sealed deck or singles?
Buy sealed for a complete first deck and its accessories; buy singles when you need only selected cards or are upgrading an existing deck. Compare current listings because prices and availability vary.
When did the Foundations Commander decks release?
October 2, 2026.
The Bottom Line
Magic: The Gathering Foundations includes five ready-to-play monocolor Commander decks, not one generic product. Choose Giada for Angels, Sai for artifacts and Thopters, Gisa for Zombies and graveyard play, Lathliss for Dragons, or Ghalta for large green creatures. Each box supplies a complete 100-card list, 10 double-sided tokens, a foil borderless face commander, a reference card, and a deck box; the basic-land counts range from 32 to 34. The right purchase depends on whether you want the whole introductory deck or only individual cards from its list.
Quick Recap
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