Solphim

How it has actually done

Not a rating — results from Commander games recorded at a table. See commander stats worth tracking.

MMR is a skill rating for the deck, not for its pilot — what mmr means in magic.

Bracket 4 — Optimized

A floor, not a verdict. It is read off the cards in the list, and counting cards cannot see a two-card infinite combo — so a deck can play higher than this and never lower. Read how the commander bracket system works, and bring it to your Rule 0 conversation.

Running 1 stax piece — what stax means.

• a two-card infinite combo (Blasphemous Act + Repercussion) — more than Bracket 3 allows

What it's built out of

Measured against the Balanced Midrange blueprint. These counts overlap and sum past 100 — a card counts toward every job it does, so Solemn Simulacrum is a creature and an artifact and ramp. That is how deck builders count; see the 100-card commander deck template.

Still identifying 2 cards — every number below reads low until they resolve.

3 slots are outside their band, 6 inside.

The written read

An AI review of this specific list, generated by its owner. Bracket 3 — Upgraded.

The deck wins by turning Solphim's presence and the deck's heavy suite of direct-damage effects and damage-doubling engines into lethal player damage: cast mass-burn spells (Blasphemous Act, Pyrohemia, Star of Extinction, Fateful Tempest) and repeatedly trigger single-target pings and globally-applied damage sources (Manabarbs, Repercussion, Furnace of Rath, Fiery Emancipation, Torbran) while the commander amplifies or benefits from those spells so each cast contributes extra reach; recurring/cheap instants and artifacts (Sol Ring, Ruby Medallion, Mana Geyser, Storm-Kiln Artist) accelerate turns and let you string spells together into a single lethal turn rather than grinding value over many turns.

The decklist

100 cards, grouped by the main job each one does. Every card links to its own page — win rate, the commanders it's most played under, and the colors it turns up in.

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Commander
1 Solphim, Mayhem Dominus

Deck
1 Abrade
1 Aether Flash
1 Aether Sting
1 Ancient Runes
1 Angrath's Marauders
1 Arcane Signet
1 Arcbond
1 Blasphemous Act
1 Blood Moon
1 Bolt Bend
1 Burning Earth
1 Cathartic Pyre
1 Chain Reaction
1 Chandra's Incinerator
1 Chaos Warp
1 Circle of Flame
1 Citadel of Pain
1 Commander's Sphere
1 Curse of Shaken Faith
1 Fateful Tempest
1 Fear of Burning Alive
1 Fiendish Duo
1 Fiery Emancipation
1 Fiery Inscription
1 Fists of Flame
1 Flame Rift
1 Furnace of Rath
1 Glassworks/Shattered Yard
1 Grab the Prize
1 Harsh Mentor
1 Heartless Hidetsugu
1 Impatience
1 Kessig Flamebreather
1 Lambholt Raconteur
1 Leyline of Combustion
1 Light Up the Stage
1 Mana Geyser
1 Manabarbs
34 Mountain
1 Ojer Axonil, Deepest Might
1 Opera Love Song
1 Outpost Siege
1 Pain for All
1 Pyroclasm
1 Pyrohemia
1 Pyromancer's Goggles
1 Pyrostatic Pillar
1 Reckless Impulse
1 Repercussion
1 Roiling Vortex
1 Ruby Medallion
1 S.H.I.E.L.D. Spy Satellite
1 Screaming Nemesis
1 Seismic Strike
1 Sol Ring
1 Solstice Revelations
1 Spellshock
1 Star of Extinction
1 Storm-Kiln Artist
1 Sulfuric Vortex
1 Swiftfoot Boots
1 The Fire Crystal
1 Torbran, Thane of Red Fell
1 Vandalblast
1 Viseling
1 Wrenn's Resolve