The Deck Commander Blight Curse is a ready-to-play 100-card Commander deck, in its English edition, from the Lorwyn Eclipsed set for Magic: The Gathering. This set marks the return to the tribal plane of Lorwyn, home to kithkin, elves, Faeries, goblins and giants, whose eternal day slowly gives way to the darkness of Shadowmoor. Built for multiplayer Commander, this product suits both the player who wants a coherent list straight out of the box and the collector drawn to the set's brand-new cards.
🩸 A Jund deck built around -1/-1 counters
Blight Curse wears the Jund colour identity (black, red, green) and builds its entire strategy around the blight mechanic: placing -1/-1 counters on creatures. Where most decks try to grow bigger, this one weakens, erodes and recycles. Shrinking enemy blockers, finishing off a late-game threat or turning a token into a resource: every counter you drop pushes forward a patient, attrition-based and resolutely black game plan.
👵 Auntie Ool, Cursewretch as the face commander
The deck's face commander is Auntie Ool, Cursewretch, a 4/4 creature with Ward — Blight 2: to target her, an opponent must first place two -1/-1 counters on one of their own creatures. Her ability rewards your theme: whenever one or more -1/-1 counters are put on a creature you control, you draw a card; put on a creature you don't control, they make its controller lose 1 life. The deck also offers a second commander, The Reaper, King No More, who hands out -1/-1 counters on entry and reanimates opposing creatures that die with one — a different way to approach the same game.
🃏 Contents and profile of the list
You receive a ready-to-play 100-card Commander deck, built around its legendary commanders. The mix combines creatures, artifacts, enchantments, instants and planeswalkers on a generous land base, designed to stabilise a three-colour control strategy. Several brand-new Lorwyn Eclipsed cards make their debut here, making it an appealing entry point for anyone wanting to explore the negative-counter theme without assembling a list piece by piece. The whole thing is immediately game-legal: open the box, shuffle and play, with no prior deckbuilding step and no mandatory extra purchase.
🎯 For player and collector alike
The Commander player gets a balanced, readable list, ideal for casual games among friends or as a foundation for future upgrades: the "-1/-1 counters / aristocrats" archetype lends itself very well to additions. The collector, meanwhile, picks up the set's new legendary creatures and the product's English edition, often sought for its original text and its consistency with the lists published in English. To open more cards from the same set, the Lorwyn Eclipsed display of 30 boosters remains the best companion, and if you prefer a subtle approach over blight, take a look at the Dance of the Elements Commander deck, the line's other precon.
🌑 The world of Lorwyn Eclipsed
Lorwyn was a world of perpetual light, vibrant and tribal; its eclipse plunges the plane into a darker duality where creatures mutate and alliances shatter. This swing between light and shadow gives full meaning to the theme of decay and -1/-1 counters carried by Blight Curse. To dive back into the whole set, browse the edition's details and background on the official Wizards page for Lorwyn Eclipsed. A factory-sealed product, shipped from France with tracking.
