The beauty of this card is its flexibility, however
Nature of the Beast Marath, Will of the Wild | Illustration by Tyler Jacobson Commander (1) Creatures (22) Archangel Avenger of Zendikar Baloth Woodcrasher Crater Hellion Deadwood Treefolk Drumhunter Eternal Dragon Gahiji, Honored One Grazing Gladehart Krosan Tusker Krosan Warchief Magus of the Arena Mayael the Anima Mold Shambler Naya Soulbeast Rakeclaw Gargantuan Rampaging Baloths Ravenous Baloth Spellbreaker Behemoth Spitebellows Terra Ravager Valley Rannet Instants (5) Boros Charm Naya Charm Slice in Twain Sprouting Vines Street Spasm Sorceries (13) Cultivate Fiery Justice Fireball From the Ashes Harmonize Hull Breach One Dozen Eyes Rain of Thorns Restore Savage Twister Slice and Dice Tempt with Discovery Wrath of God Enchantments (11) Curse of Chaos Curse of Predation Curse of the Forsaken Darksteel Mutation Fires of Yavimaya Mystic Barrier Spawning Grounds War Cadence Warstorm Surge Where Ancients Tread Witch Hunt Artifacts (6) Behemoth Sledge Druidic Satchel Seer's Sundial Sol Ring Swiftfoot Boots Tower of Fortunes Lands (42) Boros Garrison Boros Guildgate Command Tower Contested Cliffs Drifting Meadow Evolving Wilds Forest x8 Forgotten Cave Gruul Guildgate Homeward Path Jungle Shrine Khalni Garden Mosswort Bridge Mountain x5 Naya Panorama New Benalia Opal Palace Plains x4 Rupture Spire Secluded Steppe Selesnya Guildgate Selesnya Sanctuary Slippery Karst Smoldering Crater Temple of the False God Tranquil Thicket Vitu-Ghazi, the City-Tree Vivid Crag Commander, Themes, and Strategy Finally we come to the Nature of the Beast
The top half commands as much as $99.99 in NM condition, easily eclipsing the NM sales of the bottom portion
Playing with the new Bounty cards is quite simple and feels a bit like Planechase
Sea Monster Decks EDH has many blue commanders that synergize with big blue monsters like octopuses, krakens, and leviathans
#5 -- Houndoom Speaking of which -- Houndoom itself lands at number 5, and it deserves every bit of that placement
