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With all of the new sets and new cards coming out at a very fast pace, its very hard to see all of the cards that get added to the format; because of this you have a lot of strong cards that get overlooked and never really get a chance to shine, this list highlights ten cards that can work in a variety of decks and strategies but are quite underplayed overall. While some of these cards are set up to be used within a certain strategy most of these cards can be used pretty generally. Without further adieu lets get it!

Arabella is no doubt one of the most hyped and strong commanders from Duskmourn; they are super cheap, have a ton of cards that support them well within the format and are overall just a very cool card. Arabella allows us to run an aggressive deck full of tiny attackers which turns into huge drain and gain and puts a ton of pressure on our opponents, while this deck is Boros it certainly doesn’t feel like it as we have huge swings of damage and life quite consistently. This is one of those decks where all eyes will be on you when you play it so you need to be careful about when you play your commander and always try to have some form of protection for them. This is an aggressive and overall very fun deck to pilot; even though it’s not officially out yet, this deck is already one of my favorites within the format. Without further adieu, let’s get it!

With a ton of product releases and new commanders coming out as fast as lightning, it can be very hard to keep up with the huge number of new cards entering the format. Because of this, there are a ton of awesome commanders who are strong and unique that rarely get played and are very underrated; this is not a list focusing on the best of the best but focusing more on the forgotten commanders that you never hear anyone talk about or play. I hope you all can find a new commander you’ve never heard of! I am super excited to showcase these unusual and underrated commanders; without further adieu, let’s get it!

The Odd Acorn Gang is such a fun and flavorful commander and who can’t get down with a deck focusing on both squirrels and food; if you are interested in either of the archetypes, I think you are going to get a lot of enjoyment out of this deck, this deck is strong but is certainly not oppressive in a CEDH style manner and works best at other flavor-focused decks but can hold its own against a lot of strong decks. While this deck can win without our commander, the buff allows us to hit hard and whittle down our opponents quite quickly; the decently consistent card draw helps a ton as well. This deck is most certainly not casual but definitely not competitive and falls into a mid-ground; this is a deck I’ve brought to my LGS and haven’t had any complaints about pub stomping even though I was able to squeak out a win. If you love tokens and food and just a ton of squirrel value, I think you will love this one; without further adieu, let’s get it!