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General:
[c]Momir Vig, Simic Visionary[/c]

Beaters:
[c]Lorthos, the Tidemaker[/c]
[c]Palinchron[/c]
[c]Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger[/c]
[c]Stormtide Leviathan[/c]
[c]Chancellor of the Spires[/c]
[c]Terra Stomper[/c]
[c]Rampaging Baloths[/c]
[c]Simic Sky Swallower[/c]

Control:
[c]Jin-Gitaxias, Core Augur[/c]
[c]Draining Whelk[/c]
[c]Mystic Snake[/c]
[c]Counterspell[/c]
[c]Voidslime[/c]
[c]Hinder[/c]
[c]Spin into Myth[/c]
[c]Plow Under[/c]
[c]Phyrexian Revoker[/c]
[c]Spell Crumple[/c]

Tutor:
[c]Fauna Shaman[/c]
[c]Lurking Predators[/c]
[c]Drift of Phantasms[/c]
[c]Green Sun's Zenith[/c]
[c]Wild Pair[/c]
[c]Genesis Wave[/c]

Mana Assist:
[c]Frontier Guide[/c]
[c]Krosan Tusker[/c]
[c]Coiling Oracle[/c]
[c]Oracle of Mul Daya[/c]
[c]Seedborn Muse[/c]
[c]Orochi Leafcaller[/c]
[c]Collective Voyage[/c]
[c]Harrow[/c]
[c]Everflowing Chalice[/c]

The basic idea of this deck is to attach a bunch of equipment to a general and swing for the win with 21+ general damage.  That is the popular goal, at least.  Either because of my meta, or because of my style, I tend not to play that way.  Much like my Uril deck I prefer getting a few creatures out, establishing board position with some control creatures, then move in for the attack with whatever I have.  The reasult is I run less tutors, and more equipment than most lists I have seen.

UPDATE (6/10): The NPH event decks came out today, so I picked up some [c]Stoneforge Mystic[/c].  I took out [c]Taj-Nar Swordsmith[/c] in order to make room, but that kitty is a very nice budget option.


Voltron Lions

General:
[c]Raksha Golden Cub[/c]

Planeswalkers:
[c]Elspeth, Knight-Errant[/c]

Shirei!

General:
[c]Shirei, Shizo's Caretaker[/c]

Things to take care of:
[c]Undertaker[/c]
[c]Infectious Host[/c]
[c]Ashen-Skin Zubera[/c]
[c]Myr Retriever[/c]
[c]Chimney Imp[/c]
[c]Stinkweed Imp[/c]
[c]Basal Thrull[/c]
[c]Heap Doll[/c]
[c]Death Cultist[/c]
[c]Augur of Skulls[/c]
[c]Big Game Hunter[/c]
[c]Martyr of Bones[/c]
[c]Giant Scorpion[/c]
[c]Walking Atlas[/c]
[c]Mindlash Sliver[/c]
[c]Stuffy Doll[/c]
[c]Thoughtpicker Witch[/c]
[c]Necropede[/c]
[c]Boneshredder[/c]
[c]Gnat Miser[/c]

Things to protect Shirei:
[c]Lightning Greaves[/c]
[c]Champion's Helm[/c]
[c]Whispersilk Cloak[/c]

Draw:
[c]Mind's Eye[/c]
[c]Phyrexian Arena[/c]
[c]Skullclamp[/c]

Sac Outlets:
[c]Sadistic Hypnotist[/c]
[c]Demon of Death's Gate[/c]
[c]Kuon, Ogre Ascendant[/c]
[c]Culling Dais[/c]
[c]Desecration Elemental[/c]
[c]Greater Harvester[/c]
[c]Dimir

I threw together a Thrun deck just because I wanted a mono green beatdown deck, and quickly realized that there was no point in having Thrun as a general.  I am still not sold on the general to use in this deck.  I want it to be simple, with very little in the way of shenanigans, so some of the cray green combo generals don't interest me; and I am not a big fan of creatures bigger than 6 cmc as generals for the most part.  I tried Ayumi, the Last Visitor , but put it back in the deck before play-testing due to it being too situational.  I think I am going to go for Dosan the Falling Leaf next.

This deck is pretty straight forward- get a lot of mana and cast big creatures.  It has a control sub-theme, mostly because I seem to be incapable of making a deck

With the unveiling of cards like Skullbriar, the Walking Grave, I'd like to take a few moments and thank WOTC for taking Commander/EDH to the next level of casual fun.

Commander features a bunch of creatures that, while we don't know their stats, can only be described as "fun compilations" of creature types, stuff that makes for cool legends but probably would seem out of place and a little too humorous for a "real" set.

Cards like the aforementioned Skullbriar let players/designers highlight and  explore the very different components of the Commander format, with the Commander zone being incredibly relevant for our new black/green undead friend.

Because Commander cards are only legal in Vintage/Legacy play outside of the Commander format (and obviously casual formats), it really

Nothing too surprising here.  I tend to play this deck a bit different than a lot of people.  I don't race to get a bunch of enchantments on Uril, and swing for General damage.  I like a more careful game, getting [c]Kitsune Mystic[/c] flipped and move enchantments around to instigate shenanigans.

General:
[c]Uril, the Miststalker[/c]

Enchantment Sluts:
[c]Aura Gnarlid[/c]
[c]Yavimaya Enchantress[/c]
[c]Thrun, the Last Troll[/c]
[c]Silhana Ledgewalker[/c]
[c]Birds of Paradise[/c]
[c]Kitsune Mystic[/c]
[c]Auratouched Mage[/c]
[c]Dowsing Shaman[/c]
[c]Mesa Enchantress[/c]
[c]Verduran Enchantress[/c]
[c]Fortune Thief[/c]
[c]Umbra Mystic[/c]

Utility Creatures:
[c]Terastodon[/c]
[c]Drumhunter[/c]
[c]Indrik Stomphowler[/c]
[c]Glissa Sunseeker[/c]
[c]Eternal Witness[/c]
[c]Karmic Guide[/c]
[c]Krosan Tusker[/c]

When I first started playing EDH I always had a hard time deciding what theft cards to take out of my control decks, so I decided to put them all in one deck.  I wanted to use blue, black, and red, but the generals for those colors did not really synergize as well as I wanted to.  It came down to Sedris- to use it's unearth ability as a poor man's reanimate, or [c]Thraximundar[/c] because it is a great card.  I went with Sedris for a while, but I never played the deck.  A friend of my son's used it a lot and won a lot of games, and when I switched out Sedris for Thraximundar, he was disappointed.  Now I keep both cards with the deck, so I have my choice.

[deck=EDH Cleptomania]

General:
1*Sedris, the Traitor King
or
1*Thraximundar

Creature Theft:
1*Insurrection
1*Draining

I tossed this deck together fairly quickly.  I just threw in a lot of big black creatures that I had wanted to play, found some control spells and some mana boost, and in the end it was pretty dangerous.  The General was originally [c]Korlash, Heir to Blackblade[/c], but then I fell in love with [c]Balthor, the Defiled[/c] and made that the general for a while.  It became clear that I had a lot of reanimation spells already in place, and I needed Balthor in another deck, so I switched it out.  I have a lot of good black legendary creatures, and they all can work well as generals- so I can switch them out as I like no matter what my opponent is playing.

The zombie theme is not overwhelming, but it works nicely as a thread to tie it all together. 

General:
[c]Sheoldred,

This is a my version of the traditional Group Hugs EDH deck that has served me well.  A deck like this is a control freak's best friend, and is frequently passed around to people that want a chance to control the game.  The intention of a Group Hugs deck is not to win, it is to help other players to do some crazy things, and try to balance out deck interactions.  After playing this deck I discoverd that it is actually capable of winning a few ways, and in a large multiplayer game it can be possible to sneak in a win when the last player is already down.  The problem with that is that next time you try to be a benevolent hugger you may run in to suspiscion making people target you more.

General:
[c]Phelddagrif[/c]

Draw:
[c]Font of Mythos[/c]
[c]Howling Mine[/c]
[c]Blue