by ElspethFTW, Gaming Successfully Staff
Domri Rade was a strong card during his days in Standard. At one time, when Birthing Pod was still legal in Modern, Domri Rade saw a lot of play in some dominant Pod decks. Nowadays, Domri only sees play in Modern Zoo decks here and there, as well as the occasional Kiki-Chord or Naya Company deck. Still, being a planeswalker that’s cheap to cast with decent abilities, Domri Rade was selected for reprint in Modern Masters 2017.
While hardly a staple in Modern, Domri does see tons of play in Commander. This is especially the case in creature-heavy decks led by Commanders such as Xenagos, God of Revels, Animar, Soul of Elements, Surrak Dragonclaw, Mayael the Anima, and many more. There’s plenty of demand for the Gruul-colored planeswalker from the EDH crowd and he’s sought after by casual players, as well.
Domri isn’t a big player in Modern right now, but he’s definitely playable in the format. His +1 can essentially draw you a card by putting a creature in your hand - although he can whiff. His -2 is a form of removal that’s decent enough as long as you control a creature larger than the one that you’re fighting (unless you’re playing creatures with Undying or Persist). Domri’s emblem is quite good, but in a format like Modern, it’s rare that Domri will ever get to 7 counters.
While he may not be a card with a high price tag, Domri Rade is still a decent mythic rare to pull from a Modern Masters 2017 pack. He could reemerge in the format as part of a top-performing deck at some point in the future. Even if he doesn’t, Domri is still a good planeswalker to have in your collection.
While hardly a staple in Modern, Domri does see tons of play in Commander. This is especially the case in creature-heavy decks led by Commanders such as Xenagos, God of Revels, Animar, Soul of Elements, Surrak Dragonclaw, Mayael the Anima, and many more. There’s plenty of demand for the Gruul-colored planeswalker from the EDH crowd and he’s sought after by casual players, as well.
Domri isn’t a big player in Modern right now, but he’s definitely playable in the format. His +1 can essentially draw you a card by putting a creature in your hand - although he can whiff. His -2 is a form of removal that’s decent enough as long as you control a creature larger than the one that you’re fighting (unless you’re playing creatures with Undying or Persist). Domri’s emblem is quite good, but in a format like Modern, it’s rare that Domri will ever get to 7 counters.
While he may not be a card with a high price tag, Domri Rade is still a decent mythic rare to pull from a Modern Masters 2017 pack. He could reemerge in the format as part of a top-performing deck at some point in the future. Even if he doesn’t, Domri is still a good planeswalker to have in your collection.
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