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This page lists all the cards that are structurally or specifically banned or restricted in Duel Commander. This content is just extracted from the Comprehensive Rules for better readability, taken from section 404.1. More details on each specific card can be found across each corresponding announcement text.
Jun 17, 2024 · Duel Commander – Banlist. Update possible every Monday. Last update June 17, 2024 – Ajani, Nacatl Pariah and Nadu, Winged Wisdom are banned as a Commander only.
For these reasons, all previously and future legal cards that bring a sticker or an Attraction into the game are now banned in Duel Commander. Bringing such game material to games will now be discarded and ignored. Comprehensive rules have been updated accordingly. For a complete list of all cards, please follow the link in the text above.
Raffine, Scheming Seer is now banned as a commander only. 🔘 EXPERIMENTAL CHANGES. No changes. 🔘 OTHER CHANGES. No changes. 👉 Don’t forget to check out our Banned and Restricted page for a recap of all the currently banned/restricted cards. 👉 You can still contact us on our Facebook Page page and our Discord server.
Liste des cartes bannies en Duel Commander (Banned cards from all Duel Commander games) - 25 février 2024.
Feb 15, 2022 · The Duel Commander Rules Committee has announced a series of major changes for the format, including bans, unbans, and an update to rules regarding partners as commanders.
The following is the official banned list for commander games. These cards should not be played without prior agreement from the other players in the game, and may steer your playgroup to avoid other, similar cards.
Welcome, everyone, to the Duel Commander Primer on MTG Salvation! In a nutshell, Duel Commander—formerly known as "French" from where it was popularized—is a variant format of Commander specially designed for 1v1 competitive play. The fundamental differences are as follows (many more details below):
Apr 1, 2024 · Duel Commander is an adapted rule set that takes Commander from a multiplayer format to 1v1 while still keeping the original essence. But there are important changes, like a different banlist. After all, what’s broken in a 1v1 context is really different from what’s broken in multiplayer games.
BANNED AND RESTRICTED LISTS. One key to the continued health of Magic is diversity. It is vitally important to ensure that there are multiple competitive decks for the tournament player to choose from.
