#BEST UPGRADES FOR FACELESS MENACE UPGRADE#

Kadena is also a strong commander because she has card draw built into her abilities. Cards with each in their text scale well to the multiplayer format. With multiple opponents the number of times each triggers is multiplied compared to regular two player magic.

In commander the word вЂњeachвЂќ is very powerful.

The text вЂњeach turn.вЂќ is critical for this deck. It provides playing down a free morph card every turn. The deck revolves around itвЂ™s commander Kadena, Sinking Sorcerer. The additional play lines are an advantage the deck will capitalize on for value. Finally, when more and more face down cards enter the battlefield the players options expand with more play lines available. In a game of blind luck they may choose the wrong card to remove and this gives you an advantage. Faceless Menace creates a nondescript battlefield where opponents do not know what your cards are and makes it difficult to individually target your permanents. These abilities are sometimes overcosted but worth the extra mana as you can activate these abilities when you need them and not during your turn as enter the battlefield effects do. Then, the deck gains additional value by activating their abilities by flipping them face up.

Faceless Menace is a deck that focuses around playing your cards face down.

#BEST UPGRADES FOR FACELESS MENACE UPGRADE#

The first deck we will upgrade is the Faceless Menace precon. Since we are adjusting a preconstructed deck and not totally rebuilding around the commander, Take Ten looks to keep the cost of the cards to around a $100 budget for the ten card upgrades. It breaks them down and then provides ten cards that will improve the deck from itвЂ™s preconstructed status. Take Ten is an article series that looks at the commander preconstructed decks.

Best upgrades for faceless menace