MBC · Player guide
new mystery booster commanders
This guide covers Tolabow, Loch Rascal; The Unluckiest Planeswalker; and Maular, the Next Evolution, whose gameplay directions are described in the set article. [Source] Their shared Rulebreaker design changes which cards a commander deck may include. [Source]
| Card name | Color | Rulebreaker? | Deck direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tolabow, Loch Rascal | Monocolored. [Source] | Yes. [Source] | Instants and sorceries, including the red spells described by the source. [Source] |
| The Unluckiest Planeswalker | Monocolored. [Source] | Yes. [Source] | Negative Auras and Curses. [Source] |
| Maular, the Next Evolution | Monocolored. [Source] | Yes. [Source] | High-mana-value creatures and attacking. [Source] |
Tolabow, Loch Rascal
Tolabow interacts with instants and sorceries, and the set article describes its Rulebreaker permission as allowing the inclusion of red spells. [Source]
That suggests an instant-and-sorcery deck direction; when building around it, consult the card text update noted in the same article rather than relying on the printed wording alone. [Source]
The Unluckiest Planeswalker
The Unluckiest Planeswalker belongs to the Rulebreaker cycle described as allowing certain cards outside the commander's color identity and any basic land cards. [Source]
The cardlist identifies negative Auras and Curses as its best fit, suggesting a commander deck built around those cards. [Source]
Maular, the Next Evolution
Maular's Rulebreaker permission allows creature cards with mana value 7 or greater in the deck, including cards outside its color identity; the cycle also permits any basic land cards. [Source]
That suggests a commander deck focused on high-mana-value creatures and attacking, matching the article's description of its attack-related design. [Source]
Player questions
Frequently asked questions
Which new Mystery Booster commanders does this guide cover?
This guide covers Tolabow, Loch Rascal; The Unluckiest Planeswalker; and Maular, the Next Evolution. [Source]
What do these commanders have in common?
Rulebreaker allows cards outside a commander's color identity, directly changing deck construction rules. [Release notes] The Commander Format Panel participated in the design. [Source]