Ms. Bumbleflower is one of the commanders released in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering's Bloomburrow set. It was the face of the Peace Offering⛦ preconstructed Commander deck, but it stands as a solid commander in its own right.

Ms. Bumbeflower is a bant (green/white/blue) commander that wants you to be casting spells to draw you cards and giving +1/+1 counters onto your creatures. You do have to a🦂llow your opponents to draw cards as well, but with how explosive the deck can be, this is hardly a downside. If anything, it's beneficial since it will make your opponents want to keep you in the game so they can keep drawing cards.

Decklist

The decklist consists of 25 creatures, 11 sorceries, 17 instants, six artifacts, seven enchantments, and 33 lands. Nearly all the creatures care about either having counters on them or drawing cards, something the rest of the cards all🔯 enable.

Key Cards

Ms. Bumbleflower

Ms. Bumbleflower is 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:what makes the deck work. You want to be casting a ton of spells to trigger Ms. Bumbeflower's effect multiple times a turn to spread +1/+1 counters to all your creatures. You'll eꦦven get extra cards into your hand each second spell you cast.

Ms. Bumbleflower triggers whenever you cast a spell, not just on you🧸r turn. As such, instant spells cast during your opponents' turns will activate Ms. Bumbleflower as well.

Ms. Bumbeflower is a creature that you don't want to be attacking with in combat if it'll be put in danger. You want it to stick to the battlefield so you can keep taking advantage of its effects. However, if you put +1/+1 counters on it, other cards make attacking with Ms. Bumbleflower a better idea, such as Herald of Secret Streams which will make it unblockable.

Simic Ascendancy

While there are a few alternate win conditions in the deck, Simic Ascendancy is the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:best and most consistent way to win. Since you will be spreading so many +1/+1 counters across your creatures, and so long as Simic Ascendancy sticks around for twenty counters being put on creatures, you will win the game.

Since Simic Ascendancy is so easy to cast, it can start getting counters on it right away. It will be a prime target for removal if it ever gets too close to twenty counters, but enchantment removal is much rarer to come by comparedཧ to creature removal, so it'll have good odds of sticking around.

Consecrated Sphinx

Consecrated Sphinx turns the cards you have to make your opponents draw when casting spells into two cards in your hand. It helps you dig deeper into your deck and push you closer to your key cards. It's especially important for drawing into your alternate win conditions.

Thanks to having access to green, you can ramp easily to make sure you can bring down Consecrated Sphinx early in the game. Many of your spells draw you cards, which when combined with Consecrated💜 Sphinx and Ms. Bumblefower, can fill your whole hand with cards to work with.

Since you draw a ton of cards with Consecrated Sphinx, running cards that give you no maximum hand size like Decanter of Endless Water, Wizard Class, and Reliquary Tower is important so you won't have to discard them.

Kami Of Whispered Hopes

Kami of Whispered Hopes is going to be the best mana dork available in your deck. It can tap to add one mana of any color equal to its power, which can become very large if you put cou🌞nters on it with ಌMs. Bumbleflower's ability.

It's great as a mana rock, but Kami of Whispered Hopes also gives an extra +1/+1 counter when you put one on a creature, including itself. Just oಞne +1/+1 counter being put on Kami will allow it to start tapping for three mana, immediately able to refund the m🐻ana you used to cast it once you can tap with it.

Danny Pink

With Ms. Bumbleflower, you will be spreading +1/+1 counters to a ton of different creatures, and Danny Pink will turn those counters into draw power. These two combined essentially make it so every spell immediately replaces itself in the hand by drawing a card to replace it (so long as you're putting𒁏 a counter on a different creature each effect for that tu🍸rn).

Danny Pink also has mentor, so if it has high power it can put +1/+1 counters on other creatures whenever it attacks. It doesn't have great base stats, but with +1/+1 counters being put on Danny Pink, its mentor effect becomes much more relevant.

How To Play The Deck

While there is a natural group hug element to the deck 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:thanks to Ms. Bumbleflower, the deck plays more like a spellslinger deck. You want to be casting a ton of spells to trigger Ms. Bumbleflower's effect, which in turn takes advantage of cards that care about 💟having +1/+1 counters put on creatures.

You can get extra counters on your creatures thanks to cards like Branching Evolution, Hardened Scales, and Kami of Whispered Hopes. Sovereign Okinec Ahau is a conꦗstant source of counter-doubling when it attacks as well.

The board wipes included in the deck are all generally one-sided, as they will not affect creatures with counters on them (something all your creatures will want to have). Damning Verdict destroys each creature without a counter and Wave Goodbye returns any creatures with +1/+1 counters to the ๊hand. Wave Goodbye can be especially strong if a lot of creatures return to the h🍌and, as your opponents will be forced to discard a lot of them due to the hand size limit.

The main win conditions of the deck are either by combat with creatures with a ton of +1/+1 counters or winning with an alternate win condition. Both Twenty-Toed Toad and Simic Ascendancy will win you the game if they have twenty counters on them, and Triskaidekaphile wins when you have exactly 13 cards in yꦗour hand, something easily done with how many cards you draw.

One of the weaknesses of the deck is that for it to work, you have to be giving your opponents cards. No matter what spell you cast, if Ms. Bumbleflower is on the battlefield you have to make an opponent draw a card. This can potentially get them to their win conditions, so make sure you are giving the cards to the player most behind rather than someone who is close to winning.