Aura of Courage has Aura and Equipment synergies. Galea looks like a Voltron type of commander, who likes to wear multiple Auras. Stitcher’s Supplier is a great card for self-mill, as its ability generally triggers twice each game. Also get other cheap cards like Cathartic Adept, Court of Cunning or Enter the God-Eternals that all help to generate value amidst recurring milling effects. Fan-favourite mill card Hedron Crab will also be extra useful here, as you can choose to mill either yourself or the opponent. Since you’ll be playing plenty of Lands, it’s a great cheap way to trigger off Sefris’ Venture into the Dungeon ability.

Speaking of Enrage, we are going to need some ways to trigger that ability. There happen to be a few Dinosaurs that can do so: Since Dungeons of Death is already so potent in removal, it can improve other aspects such as self-mill effects to get more triggers from Sefris, plus swapping in one or two more cunning Creatures to truly get the most value from completing a Dungeon.

Commanders

You summon the fury of a mighty dragon and manifest incredible abilities. Perhaps your culture reveres draconic majesty, or you gained your connection by drinking or bathing in dragon's blood or after watching a marauding wyrm burn your village. Select a type of dragon from Table 3–4: Dragon Instincts to be your instinct's dragon type. Chromatic dragons tend to be evil, and metallic dragons tend to be good. Table 3-4: Dragon Instincts Dragon Type

I mentioned before that the Spirit Dragon tokens made great sacrifices, as they sac themselves when they deal combat damage anyhow. However, there are a lot of other Spirits in the game that like to be sacrificed.Animal Companions | Construct Companions | Eidolons | Familiar Abilities | Specific Familiars | Undead Companions The Scaleblight Mythal caused a shift in the Sword Coast. The wildlife is restless, and reports of draconic activity are on the rise throughout the land. Roars can be heard from the mountaintops, causing the forests to shake with uncertainty. To prepare Neverwinter's brave adventurers, Lord Neverember has thrown wide the vaults of Protector's Enclave! Desirable rewards of all manner have been made available to those who would hone their craft ahead of the coming storm. All in all, I'm not too impressed with the reward you get for poking the dragon; it's comparable to Omnath, Locus of Rage, who makes a permanent 5/5 Elemental on landfall. Of course, it's much easier to trigger Omnath repeatedly than Vrondiss, not to mention you'll need to suit the dragon up with some sort of invulnerability-granting equipment to get the most out of him. Admittedly, Vrondiss has a built-in way to hit itself, but it's based on a parasitic mechanic unlikely to reappear on relevant cards in the future. More Forgotten Realms Commander spoilers are here! Here are the new card from Aura of Courage precon: