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Chromatic Lantern
WUBR fixing and ramp
Core fixing piece for a seven-mana WUBR commander.
- Role
- Four Color Fixing
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- TMC
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Nissa, Leyline Tamer
Coverage4 out of 5Based on strategy, synergy, version, and market-intelligence coverage.Support cards18 cardsUpdatedSep 29, 2026
Copy Nissa with Spark Double and one land triggers both Nissas. Each copy tracks its own first resolution, so the first trigger from each can draw and hit a creature.
- Color identity
- B / R / U / W
- Deck role
- Landfall card draw on every land entry
- Game plan
- Develop WUBR fixing to support a seven-mana commander.
Market Summary
Nissa, Leyline Tamer market checks
Supply pressureMarket status18Cards monitored8Active signals5Supply pressure4Higher confidenceSep 29, 2026Last market update
Supply pressure: Lightning Greaves is the first card to verify because Lightning Greaves: growing inventory over the 14d window (+600%).
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Lightning Greaves
Commander protection
Lightning Greaves: growing inventory over the 14d window (+600%).
- NeoPrice
- $6.14
- Inventory
- 381 copies
Recent Intelligence
Spark Double Lets Nissa Hit Two Creatures Per First Land
Copy Nissa with Spark Double and one land triggers both Nissas.
- Updated
- Sep 29, 2026
Commander Overview
How This Commander Plays
Nissa, Leyline Tamer is a preview-state four-color (WUBR, no green) 5/5 deathtouch/vigilance Elf Wizard commander. Her Landfall draws a card on every land entry, and the first time that ability resolves each turn, she reveals until a creature card and puts it directly onto the battlefield -- a Landfall-triggered Polymorph effect layered onto a real combat body.
Core Game Plan
- Develop WUBR fixing to support a seven-mana commander.
- Prioritize extra land-drop and repeatable land-entry effects.
- Land Nissa and start drawing a card off every Landfall trigger.
- Use the first Landfall resolution each turn to find a premium creature hit.
- Attack with deathtouch/vigilance Nissa as a real combat threat, not only a value engine.
- Rebuild land-drop density and repeat the hit-pool search each turn.
- Win through premium creature hits, combat damage, or an independently verified combo.
Key Mechanics
Landfall card draw on every land entryOnce-per-turn reveal-until-creature Polymorph effectDirect battlefield entry without castingBottomdeck repair of non-hit cardsDeathtouch/vigilance combat relevanceNo green in colors or color identity despite Landfall's usual color association
Build Paths
Maximize land entries per turn (Archaeomancer's Map, Walking Atlas, fetch lands, Crucible of Worlds) so every extra land is another card draw and another shot at the once-per-turn.
Distinct from a typical green Landfall deck -- this build has to do it without green ramp or green Landfall payoffs, using WUBR fixing.Curate the library down to exactly one eligible creature card so the first Landfall resolution each turn guarantees that hit.
Mirrors Jace, Multiverse Architect's deterministic build in spirit, but the trigger condition (first Landfall resolution per turn) and cost (a land drop, not loyalty).Lean on Nissa's own 5/5 deathtouch/vigilance body as a real attacker and blocker, not purely a value engine.
Unlike Jace, Multiverse Architect, Nissa is a creature commander that can attack and block on the turn she resolves (subject to summoning sickness) .Use the official 100-card Multiverse Reforged decklist as the retain/cut/upgrade baseline once repository precon ingestion is complete.
The precon officially ships with Jace, Multiverse Architect as face commander and Nissa, Leyline Tamer as the second borderless/featured commander, plus 98 additional cards.No exact Commander Spellbook record requiring Nissa, Leyline Tamer was found as of this 2026-09-16 research pass. That negative result is preserved below rather than replaced with an invented combo. Deterministic single-hit Landfall-Polymorph (see.
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Commander brewing
Copy Nissa with Spark Double and one land triggers both Nissas. Each copy tracks its own first resolution, so the first trigger from each can draw and hit a creature.
This commander was named in the trend.
Commander brewing
With Nissa, Retreat to Coralhelm, a ready Ruin Ghost, and an untapped Plains, Ghost can blink that Plains, Retreat untaps Ghost, and the returned Plains can pay for the next activation. Nissa draws on every landfall; only the first Nissa resolution that turn also puts a creature from the library onto the battlefield.
This commander was named in the trend.
Core Mechanics
What the deck is built to do
Landfall
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Growing InventoryDRCLightning GreavesWhy players care: Commander protectionMarket read: Lightning Greaves: growing inventory over the 14d window (+600%).NeoPrice$6.14Inventory381 copiesPrice confidenceHigh Confidence
Growing InventoryLCCSol RingWhy players care: Generic rampMarket read: Sol Ring: growing inventory over the 14d window (+400%).NeoPrice$2.76Inventory609 copiesPrice confidenceModerate Confidence
Supply is getting thinSOCArcane SignetWhy players care: Commander-identity rampMarket read: Arcane Signet: supply is getting thin over the 7d window (-55%).NeoPrice$1.21Inventory1,110 copiesPrice confidenceModerate ConfidenceReprint riskTMCChromatic LanternWhy players care: Four-color fixingMarket read: Reprint supply is broad.NeoPrice$2.04Inventory799 copiesPrice confidenceModerate ConfidenceCards To Watch
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