Use fetches, extra land drops, land recursion, and qualifying creatures to turn each land into a multiplayer mill trigger.
This is the default Homer plan and should not be reduced to generic Crab typal.Homer, the Hermit
Coverage4 out of 5Based on strategy, synergy, version, and market-intelligence coverage.Homer turns every landfall event into scalable mill. Lands determine how often the trigger happens, qualifying creatures determine X, and flexible targeting lets the same engine attack opponents or stock a Sultai graveyard.
Market Summary
Homer, the Hermit market checks
Price and supply agree: Altar of Dementia is the first card to verify because Altar of Dementia: demand may be rising in the latest market signal row.
Commander Overview
How This Commander Plays
Homer is a preview-state Sultai landfall-mill commander. Lands create triggers, qualifying aquatic creature types set the mill amount, and flexible targeting lets the deck pressure opponents or fill its own graveyard.
Core Game Plan
- Develop Sultai mana and qualifying creatures.
- Resolve and protect Homer before committing a large landfall turn.
- Increase the qualifying count with natural types, changelings, or type-changing effects.
- Generate land entries through fetch lands, ramp, land tokens, or land recursion.
- Choose opponents for offensive mill or yourself for self-mill setup.
- Convert graveyards through recursion, drain, theft, or alternate mill wins.
- Finish through mass landfall, repeatable landfall loops, graveyard payoffs, or toughness combat.
Key Mechanics
Build Paths
Target yourself when graveyard cards matter, then convert milled cards through recursion, land replay, and graveyard payoffs.
This overlaps with Reanimator as package context, not as a claim that Homer is a normal reanimator commander.Use changelings and type-changing effects to make more creatures count for Homer's X calculation.
This branch cares about creature type at trigger resolution, not permanent typal identity alone.Assemble repeatable land entries, trigger copying, or land-recursion loops, then convert repeated Homer triggers into table mill.
Combo claims stay candidate-only until loop prerequisites and outlets are independently verified.Homer combo research is preview-only. Repeatable landfall plus a sufficient qualifying count can become a deterministic mill engine, but every loop still needs exact land recursion, land-entry, target legality, and interruption checks.
Commander Market Impact
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Demand may be risingTMPAltar of DementiaWhy players care: Sacrifice mill outletMarket read: Price movement has support from current market evidence. Still check the exact printing, condition, and seller depth before comparing versions.NeoPrice$32.00Inventory49 copiesPrice confidenceMODERATE
Demand may be risingCMMBloodchief AscensionWhy players care: Mill-drain payoffMarket read: Price movement has support from current market evidence. Still check the exact printing, condition, and seller depth before comparing versions.NeoPrice$23.66Inventory45 copiesPrice confidenceMODERATE
Demand may be risingTDCBojuka BogWhy players care: Graveyard interaction landMarket read: Price movement has support from current market evidence. Still check the exact printing, condition, and seller depth before comparing versions.NeoPrice$2.13Inventory377 copiesPrice confidenceMODERATE
Supply pressurePLSTArcane AdaptationWhy players care: Chosen type bridgeMarket read: Arcane Adaptation has 0 tracked copies; check seller depth, condition, and exact printing before treating this as demand.NeoPrice$4.40Inventory0 copiesPrice confidenceMODERATECards To Watch
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