Your opponents cannot target your creatures with removal spells or cast spells that buff their own creatures (no pesky umbra auras). Yes, effects on the battlefield can still target creatures, but you can use this to your advantage. Sowing the Seeds of Innocence is a great way to make your friends wonder why destroying all their cool artifact trinkets is so innocent.ĭense Foliage basically gives every creature on the battlefield shroud. Also, you can play politics by reminding them that you did give them life for the destroyed artifacts. The life gain is not that big of a concern, because green has plenty of large creatures to beat down that inflated life total. It is only three mana, and while it is not an instant like Harmonic Convergence, it does allow you to pound all artifacts to dust. Seeds of Innocence buries (destroys and cannot be regenerated) every artifact in play.
Titania's Song is a great card, but most people are probably aware of it (it does shut off Darksteel Forge). Titania's Song was the very first artifact hate spell for green, and Seeds of Innocence helps keep that rancorous tradition alive.
The look of befuddlement as you ask them to put all their enchantments on top of their library is supremely satisfying. Enchantment recursion is done on a mass scale ( Replenish or Open the Vaults), and Harmonic Convergence sidesteps those annoying effects, while also hitting Gods. Tossing those enchantments on top of their libraries is often a better answer than casting Reverent Silence and blowing them all up.
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While they are repeating old plays, you are free to continue developing your board with new spells. Making your friends redraw the same cards can really keep them in a repetitive turn cycle, just like their hands into the snack bowl. When your buddies flood the battlefield with enchantments and auras, surprise them with Harmonic Convergence. Green has been hating on enchantments since Alpha, and Harmonic Convergence keeps the hate going. Add more to your green decks than big, dumb creatures and massive pump spells, and make your playgroup green with envy! This list highlights unique green spells that will confuse and perplex your friends. Green is arguably the most powerful color in Commander, as it does just about everything well. These green cards should see more Commander play than they currently do. Here are my top thirteen green spells to confuse your enemies (I mean, friends) in Commander.
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