The first tentpole release for Magic: The Gathering in 2025 is here with Aetherdrift , and we're racing to take a look at one of the preconstructed decks
The most played lifegain Commander is Leisa, Shroud of Dusk, which is very different from Greven, or others like Esper Oloro

Laughing Jasper Flint Laughing Jasper Flint | Illustration by Francis Tneh Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creature (17) Tinybones, the Pickpocket Kellan, Planar Trailblazer Deep-Cavern Bat Vadmir, New Blood Vial Smasher, Gleeful Grenadier Inti, Seneschal of the Sun Magda, the Hoardmaster Lord Skitter, Sewer King Kaervek, the Punisher Possibility Technician Tersa Lightshatter Decadent Dragon Hellspur Posse Boss Gisa, the Hellraiser Rakdos, the Muscle Bonehoard Dracosaur Dragonhawk, Fate's Tempest Sorcery (3) Binding Negotiation Epic Downfall Fell Instant (9) Bitter Triumph Heartless Act Long Goodbye Shoot the Sheriff Abrade Galvanize Lightning Strike Hero's Downfall Murder Enchantment (3) Tinybones Joins Up Rakish Crew At Knifepoint Artifact (2) Land (24) Blazemire Verge Bloodfell Caves Cavern of Souls Command Tower Fabled Passage Jagged Barrens Mountain x6 Multiversal Passage Raucous Theater Restless Vents Starting Town Swamp x8 Laughing Jasper Flint is a midrange deck that wants to use your opponent's resources in your favor to gain insane card advantage thanks to its main ability

Urza, Chief Artificer is a fairly powerful commander from The Brothers War Commander , and it looks like a good artifact creature payoff