I very well could be wrong, but I also urge you to consider why you rank a planeswalker differently. Fast, Independent, Strong Abilities, Flexible. Is it too win more? Mana bonuses Overplayed: I guess the discard decks, like Tinybones, Trinket Thief, could consider this, but even then, I feel like you can do much better. Just Right: This is also probably the last set of PW deck 'walkers we're ever gonna get, so wave goodbye to these terrible but utterly fascinating Magic cards. If he inherited some of the fabricate abilities from the other Tezzeret, he'd move up fairly quickly; as is, he's a little clunky in a color that doesn't have the strongest set of supports. By incorporating one of the strongest points of green into your deck, you're counteracting the strongest points of Garruk, and vice-versa. Tier 3 are good planeswalkers, but rely heavily on the right deck setup. He builds very fast, and has abilities that help him board wipe with little trouble. - Vraska, Relic Seeker (B / G) (0/+1/+3/+1/+3) 8/6/5: Vraska brings a lot of control with her abilities, while being able to field large creatures. I'm open to reclassification for a well presented case. Slightly Card Reliant planeswalkers require generically complimentary card setups. You're gonna need at least a turn to gain value off of her +1 since you're unlikely to have enough mana to cast her and cast something good off her in the same turn. Over, Under, or Just Right? Fast, Independent, Strong Abilities, Flexible. Getting Started: Find cards that Energize the board. Profit. - Liliana, Dreadhorde General (B) (+1/+2/+4/+3/-1): Assuming that Greg doesn't have to have a Vanguard support to trigger her second and third abilities, the fact that she has destroying abilities that circumvent hexproof makes her quite powerful; however, if it does require Greg to have a Vanguard, she quickly drops to Tier 3/4. Medium, Card Reliant, Weaker Abilities, Creatureless. Fast, Independent, Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. Outside of blocks that use Energize, he's not that great. Getting Started: Creature tokens combo extremely well with her first ability, but really anything can do since you'll be drawing lots of cards and paying for them quite quickly. There's a reason Dargo, the Shipwrecker is her most popular Partner: Jeska makes Dargo lethal by herself! Those aren't rhetorical questions. How much of a board state do you need to protect Teferi? - Sarkan the Mad (+1/+1/+2/+2/+1) 9/7/6: Think of him as the more expensive Samut that relies quite a bit on dragons. - Kiora, Master of the Depths (0/+3/0/0/+3) 5/8/6: Her mana bonuses aren't great, but her abilities make it easy to control your opponent's hand (draining six mana is quite powerful), field your creatures, and the ability to pull out a 32/32 with Reach and Trample should things to awry. Medium, Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Flexible. Planeswalkers of 2020. Getting Started: She benefits significantly from cards that destroy sections of the board, direct damage spells, and little creatures. So, looking at Teferi, Master of Time, I know what to say about him in theory: take the "High Risk, High Reward" archetype and tune it up to 11. She does rely on creatures to be effective, but her abilities make it extremely easy to stack creatures quickly. He also provides a lot of flexibility by providing so many spell slots, so look to include creature seeking and gem-shifting abilities to pay for everything. Getting Started: You want to get up to her third ability as quickly as possible. Create a ranking for MTGPQ: Dual Color Planeswalker. Getting Started: Look for dragons and cards that combo with dragons. In addition to a powerful discard ability, he has built in creature removal and makes the enemy planeswalker suffer for it. Otherwise, I see no reason to just move onward. In this time without flip werewolves, she leaves a lot to be desired. - Gideon, Ally of Zendikar (+3/+2/0/0/+2) 5/10/7: He relies too much on Ally cards to be viable in anything outside of Legacy. With her regular bonuses jumping to +14/+15/0/0/+14, any green convert card fills her hand with mana, and any convert loops become ridiculous. Getting Started: Look for particularly nasty white supports that help control the board like Seal Away, Suppression Bonds, Sphinx's Decree, and Ixalan's Binding. There are clear benefits to playing Planeswalkers with high spike bonuses with mana conversion, and when playing without mana conversion, to use Planeswalkers with a balanced spread of bonuses. - Garruk, Wildspeaker (G) (+2/0/+1/+2/+3) 4/10/6: Of himself, he's a pretty powerful planeswalker--after all, he can field an entirely token army with little problem. With his third ability, you wont have to worry much about their cost. Getting Started: Look for cards that force your opponent to discard. - Ajani, Unyielding (+4/0/0/0/+2) 8/5/4: On paper, he's powerful. Getting Started: Look for cards that force your opponent to discard. Medium, Slightly Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Flexible. That said, she's a ticking time bomb that guarantees a win after many turns. Over, Under, or Just Right? Medium, Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. It doesn't matter if it costs -2 or -1, 3/3 Beasts don't exactly scale well to Commander. Eligible Sets: Core Set 2021, Jumpstart, Zendikar Rising, Zendikar Rising Commander, Commander Legends. Medium, Very Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Flexible. Getting Started: She'll need control cards. Getting Started: Big creatures. Getting Started: Look for loyalty generating cards, cards that destroy creatures, and cards that make you or your opponent draw cards. As one gets farther away from top tiers, the speed slows down a bit, and the reliance on cards increases. - Ral, Izzet Viceroy (0/+5/0/+5/-2) 6/8/5: In the current block, with some decent Izzet cards, he's ridiculously powerful. Getting Started: Find black creatures that have ETB (enter the battlefield) or destroy effects. Most recent update: 9/3/2019, added Wrenn and Six. Medium, Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Creature Driven. These planeswalkers are more difficult to rank because there are few of them, and their usefulness comes down to the cards that you have (although they can field significantly more than the other planeswalkers, so that would naturally rank them higher up). Getting Started: Cards that do damage to your opponent are best, along with some control and the ability to make the match run long. Getting Started: Zombies. Getting Started: Lifelink. Edit the label text in each row. Ability Strength: This is an attempt to gauge the relative strength of their abilities. Nicol-Bolas, God-Pharaoh (U / B / R) (-1/+3/+3/+3/-1) 5/8/5: He can effectively go creatureless, and comes with a lot of control. Unlike many other black planeswalkers, you don't want to play out of your graveyard--you just want to fill it. - Liliana, Defiant Necromancer (B) (0/+1/+3/+1/0) 9/10/8: What makes this basic planeswalker better than the others is that her discard mechanics are relevant even at top levels of competition. Throw as many as you can into her decks. Fast, Independent, Fairly Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. Sua centelha ainda [] Medium, Card Reliant, Weaker Abilities, Flexible. I've noticed a lot of posts asking for advice on which Planeswalkers to buy and what cards you'll need to build them. Getting Started: You want cards that help you draw more cards. You don't actually need the direct damage spells (thank you third ability), it just makes matches end quicker. In the current block, she's borderline Tier 1 because her mechanics work so well with Golgari cards. Although the copy card change had an effect on the combo nature of her third ability, the fact that she can cast the two copies she makes keeps her in Tier 2. Rank it Now! Bias: The overt bias in these distinctions is that they're made with Platinum tier in mind. Medium, Slightly Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Flexible. Fast, Independent, Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. Slower, Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Creature Driven. - Arlinn Kord (0/0/0/+3/+3) 7/5/5: In the time of werewolves, she was ridiculous. Relies on old mechanics. He can effectively go creatureless if you have ways of quickly destroying a lot of supports. Fast, Slightly Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Flexible. Getting Started: Get zombies. - Nissa, Steward of Elements (U / G) (0/+3/0/0/+4) 5/6/5: In Legacy, her cycling mechanic can make for easy wins. Medium, Independent, Fairly Strong Abilities, Flexible. Tier 2 monocolor planeswalkers can be quite powerful, but rely more on cards than Tier 1 planeswalkers. Edit the label text in each row. Getting Started: Lifelink. - Sarkhan, Fireblood (R) (0/0/0/+5/+4) 7/6/6: He's got entertaining mechanics and does fairly well at getting cards out/creating dragons, but his abilities are a little lackluster when compared to other mono-reds. Teferi is a good example of this, since including some control cards in your deck is pretty important to keep him afloat. Fast, Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. They have great mana bonuses and embody the mechanics of their element. Tier 2 monocolor planeswalkers can be quite powerful, but rely more on cards than Tier 1 planeswalkers. Getting Started: Ugin's primary drawback is his inability to gain mana quickly--start by including multicolored creatures (especially tricolored creatures), then throw in a few cards that convert gems or otherwise gain mana to bring him online. Now, though, since she doesn't generate enough Energized gems to make it worthwhile, she can't keep pace in standard. With a card like Storm the Vault, he becomes ridiculously powerful. On the other hand, Creatureless planeswalkers don't need creatures to win, and often have mechanics that help them control the board without needing to field any creatures (Ob Nixilus is a prime example). Most recent update: 6/4/2019, added Tamiyo. - Liliana, the Last Hope (0/+4/+5/0/0) 8/5/3: As far as Zombies go, this version of Liliana is quite powerful. Medium, Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Creature Driven. Their abilities don't rely heavily on a certain block, nor do they rely on particular cards to get started. Picking up a few of these should be a priority when selecting planeswalkers. Getting Started: Look for cards that force your opponent to discard, and cards that can be used to kill enemy creatures quickly. Getting Started: In the theme of Gruul, you'll want large green creatures. Getting Started: Look for cards that enhance your creatures. Relies on old mechanics. Fast, Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Creature Driven. I need this. Relies on an old mechanic. OG Nahiri just seemed like she needed a ton of time to be worth the upfront cost. There's nothing else on Garruk to hook you in. Getting Started: A few more control cards never goes awry, but otherwise he's very adaptable. Basri Ket being this high must just be new card syndrome. Spells/supports that generate lots of matches are key--think of spells that convert mana, or destroy gems. As one gets farther away from top tiers, the speed slows down a bit, and the reliance on cards increases. Chandra is like that but kinda worse because they don't even need the removal; they can just attack her to kill her dead. If the planeswalker relies heavily on an old mechanic, I'll include a warning here. Profit. Drag the images into the order you would like. Green Planeswalkers Complete List and Rankings. Generally, to mix the classifications together, you'd end up with an overall tier list like this: - Duocolored Tier 1 and Top Tier Tricolor/Colorless, - Duocolored Tier 4 and Monocolored Tier 4. Medium Abilities are best explained as ones you'll use when the circumstances are right (usually to good effect), but may not win the game for you. It's the Rise From the Grave thing again that we saw on Liliana, Death's Majesty. - Vraska, Golgari Queen (B / G) (0/0/+4/0/+4) 8/6/5: I know this is a bit of an unpopular opinion, but despite the fact that her third ability can be effectively abused, her whole kit is based around getting the match to go long, which doesn't hold up well against strong opponents. However, he is heavilly reliant on the type of deck he's playing against--which makes it difficult for him to scale up quickly. To capitalize on his third ability, it requires a deck loaded with Legendaries. - Gideon, Ally of Zendikar (W) (+3/+2/0/0/+2) 5/10/7: He relies too much on Ally cards to be viable in anything outside of Legacy. - Angrath, the Flame Chained (-1/+2/+4/+4/-1) 7/6/6: If you're looking for a solid discard alternative to Liliana, Defiant Necromancer, look no further. If you have a strong Ixalan/Rivals of Ixalan collection (especially with Enrage) she's more of a Tier 2 planeswalker currently. Getting Started: Supports. I'm open to reclassification for a well presented case. Getting Started: As with all blue planeswalkers, you'll need a good set of control cards to capitalize off his abilities. Look at the user lists below to see their opinions on the best MTGPQ Planeswalkers (4.4). His colors allow him to be quite flexible, so a good combo of cards will get him rolling. A summary of each Planeswalker is below. Fast planeswalkers can usually set themselves up in the first few turns (Karn or Hautli for example, due to mana gains and easy ability setup). Unlike many other black planeswalkers, you don't want to play out of your graveyard--you just want to fill it. Getting Started: You want cards that help you draw more cards. Getting Started: Lands. Flexible planeswalkers have abilities that complement either play style, and can be taken either direction without compromising their kit. Getting Started: Basic control cards and direct damage spells. Tier 1 monocolor planeswalkers don't necessarily need great cards to get started. Spells/supports that generate lots of matches are key--think of spells that convert mana, or destroy gems. If the planeswalker relies heavily on an old mechanic, I'll include a warning here. Getting Started: Dinosaurs, especially with the Enrage mechanic. He's pretty effective, but a consistent flow of control is needed to fully capitalize on his play style. - Sorin, Grim Nemesis (+4/0/+4/0/0) 10/5/5: The only thing that keeps Sorin from a Tier 1 position is his low HP and that he needs both his second and third ability to turn any deck into an overpowering force. Getting Started: Find lots of dragons. - Chandra, Torch of Defiance (0/0/+4/+5/0) 5/6/5: Back when Energize was a viable mechanic, this iteration of Chandra was quite powerful--she could get rid of Energized gems and do substantial damage at the same time. Hey, look! - Ob Nixilis, Reignited (0/+1/+3/+1/0) 8/8/8: The only thing that keeps Ob Nixilis from Tier 1 is his dependence on certain cards and lack of great mana bonuses. Even just doing the -2 once before she dies isn't a terrible use of the card. Getting Started: hints. Getting Started: Grab a few control cards. Fast, Independent, Strong Abilities, Flexible. He builds very fast, and has abilities that help him board wipe with little trouble. Strong Abilities are game changers, and can singlehandedly win games (like a 32/32 with reach and trample). Like, did everyone just decide this card was miserable and not play him? Better get started then! Slow, Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Flexible. Fast, Card Reliant, Fairly Strong Abilities, Flexible. Getting Started: Find lots of dragons. and our Getting Started: Kiora loves control cards (return to hand, drain mana, increase cost, etc.) Create a ranking for MTGPQ: Mono Color Planeswalker. Slow, Card Reliant, Weak Abilities, Flexible. Slow, Card Reliant, Weak Abilities, Flexible. - Ajani, Adversary of Tyrants (+3/0/0/+3/+3) 6/5/8: His third ability is quite powerful, and his other abilities scale on par with many other white planeswalkers. She does one thing, and it's a really great thing, so I'm absolutely on board. Medium, Slightly Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. - Liliana, Untouched by Death (B) (-2/+3/+7/+3/-2) 8/6/5: In most situations, she'd probably be at the lower end of Tier 2/high end of Tier 3. - Nahiri, the Harbinger (W / R) (+4/0/-1/+4/+1) 9/4/4: She can cheaply pump creatures with her first ability, and her third ability makes it easy to overrun an enemy. Medium, Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Flexible. All fine, but I still don't think she's very good as a whole. Getting Started: Look for budget strong creatures that you can enchant with his first ability. The downside to this, though, is that green does creatures best. Relies on an old mechanic. Each Planeswalker has an affinity to a color, in some cases two or even three colors. Slow, Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Flexible. Medium, Slightly Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. Getting Started: Creature tokens combo extremely well with her first ability, but really anything can do since you'll be drawing lots of cards and paying for them quite quickly. Her third ability is overpowered in Legacy, but can still be ridiculous in Standard if used correctly. - Dovin, Grand Arbiter (+3/+3/+2/0/0) 5/9/5: Although this is a tentative placement, he has good mana bonuses and his abilities will be quite strong in this more creature-centric meta (after all, part of his third ability is half of Nahiri's third for all your creatures, and stays permanently). Medium, Independent, Fairly Strong Abilities, Flexible. Getting Started: To capitalize on her mechanics, you want cards that have Activate abilities, or can trigger them (destroying gems, converting gems, etc.). Fast, Slightly Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Flexible. I don't even necessarily agree that your assessments mean most of those planeswalkers are overpowered even by your standards, but I agree with a lot of your assessments nevertheless. Getting Started: Cards that do damage to your opponent are best, along with some control and the ability to make the match run long. With a card like Storm the Vault, he becomes ridiculously powerful. (9 Decks as solo commander, 753 Decks as partner commander, 1,907 Decks as a card). Getting Started: You want to get up to her third ability as quickly as possible. Fast, Independent, Medium Abilities, Flexible. Jeska, Thrice Reborn is an odd commander to talk about because she's barely a planeswalker. Over, Under, or Just Right? I've finished many different events with perfect scores (Platinum in every color) and I am currently in a top 10 coalition (shoutout to TeamReckless). Fast, Independent, Fairly Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. His reliance on getting good cards, though, is what keeps him from Tier 1. Medium, Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Creatureless. 130 discussions 1.3K comments Most recent: . and big creatures. The +1 is atrocious, but her -2 is pretty good if you can do it more than once, and the ultimate can do some very nutty things. Also, cards that heal you. Nahiri, Heir of the Ancients reminds me a lot of Nahiri, the Lithomancer, and I wasn't very high on that card. MtGPQ Deck Strategy & Planeswalker Discussion. In light of that, I thought an updated tier list would be appropriate, along with some "how to get started" ideas. On the other hand, Creatureless planeswalkers don't need creatures to win, and often have mechanics that help them control the board without needing to field any creatures (Ob Nixilus is a prime example). - Fblthp, the Lost (B) (+2/+3/+1/+2/+1): Although his mana bonuses are pretty solid, his abilities make him quite the gimmicky planeswalker. Might as well run an Equipment like Sword of Vengeance if you want that (it all connects, I'm telling you!). In addition to a powerful discard ability, he has built in creature removal and makes the enemy planeswalker suffer for it. However, she's weak against control decks, and needs a good set of cards to start with. And an amount of HP is added every odd level, or Planeswalker Regeneration: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 etc. - Gideon of the Trials (+5/0/0/0/+4) 5/5/5: Token blockers, the ability to significantly enhance his creatures, and returning creatures from exile all keep him in Tier 2. Having access to three colors in MTGPQ is especially problematic because it removes every weakness of each individual color. So why is most of his play as a bog standard 'walker in Superfriends decks? Garruk Wildspeaker () A human beast summoner and hunter. Very down on this one. Otherwise, with a little lifelink, his third ability is enough to easily win. Getting Started: Throw creatures into your deck. Often, the worst that Nissa can really be is the best creature in your graveyard with two counters on it or hand as well because let's put more words on this card, I guess! Deck & Planeswalker strategies & talking points. Fast, Card Reliant, Fairly Strong Abilities, Flexible. No, but I absolutely want to make that happen. As it stands new players would never buy these PW's (even if they want them) because their abilities aren't general enough for standard play. Over, Under, or Just Right? He's a bit easier to get going than Karn or Nicol Bolas 2 (and can get an easier "quick win"); if the game runs long, though, the other two easily surpass his benefits. Fast, Slightly Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Creatureless. This is supposed to be the best planeswalker in Commander ever printed, and I've officially seen it as much as I've seen Tibalt, the Fiend-Blooded. Let's rank all the planeswalkers that came out in 2020! - Saheeli Rai (+1/+4/+1/+4/+1) 8/7/7: If it weren't for the fact that there always seem to be Vehicles in standard, Saheeli would probably drop a Tier. This is the updated Mono Color Planeswalker Tier List for mtgpq. Relies on a mechanic that rotates out with Ixalan. Note: I've updated the Planeswalker Tier List and moved it to a new thread. - Ajani, Adversary of Tyrants (+3/0/0/+3/+3) 6/5/8: His third ability is quite powerful, and his other abilities scale on par with many other white planeswalkers. Getting Started: Control cards and supports. Tier 2 monocolor planeswalkers can be quite powerful, but rely more on cards than Tier 1 planeswalkers. Lots of lifelink. After that, with only minimal effort, he'll easily win. You basically spent four mana for negative value. - Vraska, Golgari Queen (0/0/+4/0/+4) 8/6/5: I know this is a bit of an unpopular opinion, but despite the fact that her third ability can be effectively abused, her whole kit is based around getting the match to go long, which doesn't hold up well against strong opponents. Extremely powerful planeswalkers. Fast, Independent, Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. Planeswalkers have diverse characteristics and motivations. They allow you to play powerful decks without straining your color mastery. Getting Started: Look for budget strong creatures that you can enchant with his first ability. Medium, Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Creature Driven. - Nissa, Worldwaker (+3/+1/-1/+2/+4) 6/7/6: What makes this iteration of Nissa better than the others is her ability to ramp up, and since all three of her abilities produce creatures, she can fund and field a substantial force despite the cards you put in her deck. For Top Tier, these planeswalkers tend to be significantly stronger--between card access and abilities, they are very powerful walkers. However, he is heavilly reliant on the type of deck he's playing against--which makes it difficult for him to scale up quickly. He's a bit easier to get going than Karn or Nicol Bolas 2 (and can get an easier "quick win"); if the game runs long, though, the other two easily surpass his benefits. Getting Started: Look for typical black control cards and some decent creatures. Getting Started: Thopter token generating cards and vehicles. Teferi is a good example of this, since including some control cards in your deck is pretty important to keep him afloat. Tamiyo, Field Researcher (W / U / G) (+2/+3/0/0/+2) 5/8/6: If Tamiyo gets to her third ability, the match is pretty much over. Medium, Card Reliant, Medium Abilities, Creature Driven. A lot of people took the -2 on Garruk, Unleashed as a sign of Wizards pushing planeswalkers for Commander more, but if it is, they aren't doing a very good job. - Ajani, Vengeant (W / R) (+3/+1/0/+2/+2) 9/6/5: He comes equipped with a lot of control and can efficiently control the board. Fast, Card Reliant, Strong Abilities, Creature Driven. Ability Strength: This is an attempt to gauge the relative strength of their abilities. Getting Started: Look for control cards (cards that return creatures to the opponent's hand, increase the cost of their cards, drain their cards of mana, etc.). Nicol Bolas, the Ravager (0/+2/+3/+2/0) 7/6/6: He needs a decent set of cards to last him until he transforms. That's all you need to make this card playable and that's also basically all she has. His whole kit is streamlined around Artifacts (a little bit vanguard supports with his first ability, but artifacts in general), and with the right setup, can pull out a lot of cards for free. 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