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walking dead mtg commander deck The Walking DeadSisay, Weatherlight Captain The Walking Dead Commander Deck (EDH, 100 Cards) Ready to Play! This listing is for a custom Magic: The Gathering Commander deck featuring Sisay, Weatherlight Captain and a host of legendary humans from The Walking Dead Secret LairRick, Daryl, Negan, and moreunited to survive the apocalypse! All cards are authentic English version Magic cards, most in Near Mint or Mint condition. Foil and alt art versions are not guaranteed

⚔️ Sisay, Weatherlight Captain – The Walking Dead Commander Deck (EDH, 100 Cards) – Ready to Play! 🧟

This listing is for a custom Magic: The Gathering Commander deck featuring Sisay, Weatherlight Captain and a host of legendary humans from The Walking Dead Secret Lair—Rick, Daryl, Negan, and more—united to survive the apocalypse! All cards are authentic English-version Magic cards, most in Near Mint or Mint condition.

Foil and alt-art versions are not guaranteed as we receive a limited amount.

🛡️ Deck Overview

  • Commander: Sisay, Weatherlight Captain

  • The Walking Dead Legends:

    • Rick, Steadfast Leader; Daryl, Hunter of Walkers; Negan, the Cold-Blooded; Lucille; Glenn, the Voice of Calm; Michonne, Ruthless Survivor

    • Includes 6 foil Walker tokens for full flavor!

  • Legendary Synergy & Human Tribal:

    • Gerrard, Weatherlight Hero, Kelsien, Jirina Kudro, and more bolster your legendary and human synergy

    • Thalia's Lieutenant, Riders of Gavony, Xathrid Necromancer support your tribal board

  • Support & Control Spells:

    • Call the Coppercoats, Dire Tactics, Treacherous Terrain, Sylvan Reclamation for removal and reach

    • Ambition’s Cost, Painful Truths, Mass Appeal keep the cards flowing

  • Powerful Equipment & Artifacts:

    • Blackblade Reforged, Hero’s Blade, Heirloom Blade, and Arcane Signet ensure you stay ahead

    • Heroes’ Podium, Sanctuary Blade, and more maximize your legendary attacks

  • Graveyard & Reanimation:

    • Angel of Glory’s Rise, Ephemerate, Gift of Doom, and Devout Chaplain offer recursion and protection

  • Landbase:

    • Balanced mana base with Command Tower, Path of Ancestry, Jungle Shrine, and more to fix colors

    • Ash Barrens, Evolving Wilds, Terramorphic Expanse for consistent mana access

🔧 Key Highlights / Synergies

  • Sisay + Legendary Humans = Consistent board presence and toolbox tutor for every situation

  • Rick, Steadfast Leader = Aggro-focused power boost to your entire human army

  • Angel of Glory's Rise = Board-wipe insurance and tribal reanimation

  • Negan, the Cold-Blooded = Spot removal and hand disruption

  • The Walking Dead crossovers give your deck a unique theme and story-driven gameplay

✅ What You Get

  • ✔️ 100-card Commander deck – fully EDH legal

  • ✔️ Includes Sisay, Rick, Negan, Daryl, Glenn, Michonne, and other human legends

  • ✔️ Balanced removal, ramp, card draw, and tribal synergy

  • ✔️ Safely packaged and shipped to your door for free

 

Here is the complete list:

Commander
Sisay, Weatherlight Captain

The Walking Dead SLD
Rick, Steadfast Leader
Daryl, Hunter of Walkers
Negan, the Cold-Blooded
Lucille
Glenn, the Voice of Calm
Michonne, Ruthless Survivor
6x Foil Walker Tokens

Creatures
Kelsien, the Plague
Jirina Kudro
Gerrard, Weatherlight Hero
Angel of Glory's Rise
Thraben Doomsayer
Bounty Agent
Riders of Gavony
Titan of Eternal Fire
Odric, Master Tactician
Dearly Departed
Adriana, Captain of the Guard
Thalia's Lieutenant
Xathrid Necromancer
Thalia's Lancers
Shanna, Sisay's Legacy
Kwende, Pride of Femeref
Garna, the Bloodflame
Devout Chaplain
General's Enforcer
Humble Defector
Cavalry Pegasus

Spells
Call the Coppercoats
Increasing Devotion
Painful Truths
Sylvan Reclamation
Repel the Abominable
Rolling Temblor
Volcanic Fallout
Open the Armory
Dire Tactics
Treacherous Terrain
Ambition's Cost
Mass Appeal
Ephemerate
Acrobatic Maneuver
Negate

Artifacts
Blackblade Reforged
Heroes' Podium
Sanctuary Blade
Gorgon's Head
Firemind Vessel
Hero's Blade
Heirloom Blade
Arcane Signet
Bonder's Ornament
Commander's Sphere
Renegade Map
Traveler's Amulet
Armillary Sphere
Fountain of Ichor

Enchantments
Gift of Doom
Retreat to Hagra
Sanctuary Lockdown
Aether Flash
Aspect of Gorgon

Lands
Vivid Crag
Rupture Spire
Ash Barrens
Vivid Grove
Vivid Creek
Scoured Barrens
Jungle Hollow
Opal Palace
Jungle Shrine
Exotic Orchard
Evolving Wilds
Command Tower
Path of Ancestry
Gateway Plaza
Unknown Shores
Transguild Promenade
Shimmering Grotto
Terramorphic Expanse
Shimmerdrift Vale
Boros Garrison
6x Plains
4x Swamps
4x Mountains
2x Forests
2x Islands
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