
Core Synergy
Ayula, Queen Among Bears
Bear Density
Only actual Bear entries trigger Ayula; converting an existing creature does not.
- Role
- Bear Entry Payoff
- Set
- PIP
Beorn asks for ramp, cheap Bears, changelings, and enough board protection to keep three Bears in play. The first market check is version separation: HOB #119, showcase #230, and surge-foil #266 should not share one price or supply history.
Market Summary
Supply pressure: Seedborn Muse is the first card to verify because Seedborn Muse: supply is getting thin over the 24h window (-71%).
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Core Synergy
Bear Density
Only actual Bear entries trigger Ayula; converting an existing creature does not.

Combo To Know
Deck-compatible loop: Maskwood Nexus makes creature entries Bears, Ayula puts a +1/+1 counter on Herd Baloth, and Her...
Infinite Bear tokens, repeated Bear entries, and arbitrarily many +1/+1 counters on Herd Baloth.

Market Watch
Untap support
Seedborn Muse: supply is getting thin over the 24h window (-71%).

Recent Intelligence
Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sisma
Beorn is pushing Goreclaw higher because a 4-power Bear that discounts big creatures and gives them trample fits the deck perfectly.
Commander Overview
Beorn the Fierce turns green creatures into lasting Bears and rewards a three-Bear board with two cards at combat. The deck wants ramp, cheap Bears or changelings, Beorn on curve, a combat trigger that can create the third Bear before the draw check, protection against sweepers, and exact-version market checks.
Start with cheap Bears and changelings, use Beorn as the anthem, then attack through trample.
This is the primary plan because Beorn rewards actual Bear count instead of generic green goodstuff.Use Maskwood Nexus, changelings, and Beorn's combat trigger to turn stronger creatures into Bears at the right time.
Converted creatures retain their other types and remain Bears after Beorn leaves.Use +1/+1-counter cards with trample and Bear bodies so combat stays profitable after Beorn arrives.
Counter support is secondary; Bears are the deck identity, not a Strategy.Use Goreclaw, Surrak and Goreclaw, Return of the Wildspeaker, and protection to make each attack step count.
This build can play strong green cards, but broad green demand should not be attributed to Beorn without evidence.No Spellbook combo requiring Beorn was verified. Ayula, Herd Baloth, and Maskwood Nexus form a deck-compatible loop because Maskwood makes entries Bears, Ayula puts counters on Herd Baloth, and Baloth creates another Bear; Herd.
Recent Intelligence
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Beorn is pushing Goreclaw higher because a 4-power Bear that discounts big creatures and gives them trample fits the deck perfectly. The price move is real, but Goreclaw has a long reprint history and thousands of visible copies across some versions.
This commander was named in the trend.
Little Bear is selling heavily because Beorn decks want the flash Bear and its untap-plus-counter trigger, but the ordinary card is still only twenty cents. TCGplayer continues to show well over a thousand listings, so the current demand is real without looking like a shortage.
This commander was named in the trend.
Radagast has climbed from a $1.32 post-release low because creature-heavy Commander decks are finding real value in discounting and flashing in one creature on every turn. The August 28 report's roughly 205% calculation ends at a $4.03 cheapest-copy reference, while TCGplayer's separate Market Price is about $4.50. Current European and CardTrader supply snapshots do not establish scarcity.
This commander was named in the trend.
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Infinite Bear tokens, repeated Bear entries, and arbitrarily many +1/+1 counters on Herd Baloth.
VerifiedInfinite Beast tokens and arbitrarily many +1/+1 counters on Herd Baloth.
VerifiedCommander Market Impact
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Supply is getting thinTDCSeedborn MuseWhy players care: Untap supportMarket read: Seedborn Muse: supply is getting thin over the 24h window (-71%).NeoPrice$22.26Inventory70 copiesPrice confidenceHigh Confidence
Supply is getting thinCMMGoreclaw, Terror of Qal SismaWhy players care: Bear ramp and combatMarket read: Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sisma: supply is getting thin in the latest market signal row.NeoPrice$5.21Inventory74 copiesPrice confidenceHigh Confidence
Growing InventoryWARFinale of DevastationWhy players care: Creature access and finisherMarket read: Finale of Devastation: growing inventory over the 14d window (+960%).NeoPrice$44.73Inventory72 copiesPrice confidenceHigh Confidence
Growing InventoryM3CReturn of the WildspeakerWhy players care: Draw or team pumpMarket read: Return of the Wildspeaker: growing inventory over the 24h window (+190%).NeoPrice$2.67Inventory151 copiesPrice confidenceModerate ConfidenceCards To Watch
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