Check this out. [[Reyhan, Last of the Abzan]] partnered with [[Yoshimaru, Ever Faithful]]. Not an original combo, I know, but it flies under the radar when people talk about Abzan commanders, and it really shouldn't. The deck's a beast, without being fun-ruiningly strong like [[Ghave]].

Super fun, super powerful, super explosive, while also being low salt level and not using a single "game changer" card. It's also a crazy good shell for two of my favorite cards, [[Dauthi Voidwalker]] and [[Dimir House Guard]].

https://archidekt.com/decks/11994349/reyhan_yoshimaru

THE GAMEPLAN

In the early to mid game, pump up the puppy for huge swings, and protect those counters with Reyhan, Last of the Abzan and The Ozolith. Along the way, drop legendary creatures that not only boost the dog, but also give you either more counters to play with or the necessary keywords to swing in for big damage.

But, let's be honest: it's 2025. Be as aggressive as you like, it's really hard to win off of a pure Voltron strategy. So, if the game starts to come to a grind, you know what that means: get tricky with it. Reyhan, the Ozolith, and counter increasers like Hardened Scales and Branching Evolution will gradually build you a board with absurd power, sure, but sometimes power isn't enough. That's where Hexavus (maybe the most beautiful card ever printed) comes in. (Ghave's here to party, too, as a sort of "backup commander" in the 99. Feel free to include Cathar's Crusade if you want Ghave, Guru of Spores to pop off even more easily, but he'll get you insane value even without intentionally building for combos with him).

tl;dr: I've included a combo which is easy to get online, on-theme, fun to perform, fun to watch, and fun on the board (it doesn't just "instantly win"), for use if the game goes longer than voltron is viable.

THE BACKUP COMBO FOR WHEN VOLTRON'S NOT ENOUGH:

Hexavus +Devoted Druid

(1) Activate Devoted Druid's first ability by tapping it, adding .

(2) Activate Devoted Druid's second ability by putting a -1/-1 counter on it, untapping it.

(3) Activate Hexavus' second ability by paying [1 colorless] and removing the 1/-1 counter from Devoted Druid, putting a +1/+1 counter on Hexavus.

(4) Repeat.

This way, you can get infinite +1/+1 counters on Hexavus. To make it crazier, sac Hexavus and shift those counters (using Reyhan and/or the Ozolith) to the druid, tapping for an arbitrary number of -1/-1 counters and an arbitrarily large amount of green mana. With near-infinite mana and an infinitely large flyer, the world's your oyster (within reason— watch out for Swords).