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Decklist: Slimefoot and Squee Duel Commander Slimefoot and Squee | Illustration by Victor Adame Minguez Commander (1) Creatures (39) Arbor Elf Birds of Paradise Deathrite Shaman Delighted Halfling Elves of Deep Shadow Elvish Mystic Fyndhorn Elves Grist, Voracious Larva Ignoble Hierarch Llanowar Elves Cankerbloom Dark Confidant Dauthi Voidwalker Emperor of Bones Fauna Shaman Mawloc Orcish Bowmasters Scavenging Ooze Wight of the Reliquary Barrowgoyf Broadside Bombardiers Endurance Magus of the Moon Opposition Agent Simian Spirit Guide Six Grief Pyrogoyf Sheoldred, the Apocalypse Skyfisher Spider Undermountain Adventurer Yawgmoth, Thran Physician Chaos Defiler Custodi Lich Fury Thragtusk Generous Ent Troll of Khazad-dm Vein Ripper Planeswalkers (3) Wrenn and Six Grist, the Hunger Tide Minsc & Boo, Timeless Heroes Instants (4) Abrupt Decay Cut Down Fatal Push Lightning Bolt Sorceries (6) Reanimate Thoughtseize Unearth Chain Lightning Demonic Tutor Eldritch Evolution Artifacts (3) Skullclamp Smuggler's Copter Birthing Pod Enchantments (6) Utopia Sprawl Wild Growth Animate Dead Goblin Bombardment Survival of the Fittest Fable of the Mirror-Breaker Lands (38) Arid Mesa Badlands Bayou Blackcleave Cliffs Blood Crypt Bloodstained Mire Blooming Marsh Boseiju, Who Endures Command Tower Copperline Gorge Darkbore Pathway Forest x3 Grove of the Burnwillows Karplusan Forest Llanowar Wastes Marsh Flats Misty Rainforest Mutavault Overgrown Tomb Phyrexian Tower Polluted Delta Prismatic Vista Raucous Theater Scalding Tarn Shifting Woodland Stomping Ground Sulfurous Springs Swamp x2 Taiga Twilight Mire Underground Mortuary Verdant Catacombs Windswept Heath Wooded Foothills Woodland Cemetery For several reasons, one of my favorite 1v1 commanders is Slimefoot and Squee

As a 3/4 creature, Brimaz is well-suited to both offense and defense

Bridgeworks Battle Yes, this card is that good

Background is an interesting variant of the Partner Mechanic, and Scott takes a look at some possible Commander Background pairings for fun new decks