Sliver Overlord Sliver Overlord | Illustration by Tony Szczudlo Commander (1) Creature (31) Homing Sliver Necrotic Sliver Lavabelly Sliver Basal Sliver Gemhide Sliver Sentinel Sliver Amoeboid Changeling Sedge Sliver Harmonic Sliver Crypt Sliver Heart Sliver Diffusion Sliver Cloudshredder Sliver Manaweft Sliver Ignoble Hierarch Hibernation Sliver Shifting Sliver Root Sliver Crystalline Sliver Bonescythe Sliver Galerider Sliver Bloom Tender Birds of Paradise Sliver Hivelord The First Sliver Morophon, the Boundless Sliver Legion Sliver Queen Sliver Gravemother Hatchery Sliver Chomping Changeling Instant (14) Brainstorm Delay Swords to Plowshares Assassin's Trophy Veil of Summer Eladamri's Call Flusterstorm Cyclonic Rift Worldly Tutor Mana Drain Vampiric Tutor Deflecting Swat Enlightened Tutor Fierce Guardianship Sorcery (4) Kodama's Reach Farseek Eldritch Evolution Demonic Tutor Enchantment (8) Rhythm of the Wild Utopia Sprawl Cryptolith Rite Carpet of Flowers Mana Echoes Training Grounds Rhystic Study Sylvan Library Artifact (9) Arcane Signet Sol Ring Fellwar Stone Chromatic Lantern Door of Destinies Coat of Arms Urza's Incubator Chrome Mox Thrumming Hivepool Land (33) Island Mountain Swamp Plains Forest Command Tower Unclaimed Territory Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth Stomping Ground Marsh Flats Hallowed Fountain Godless Shrine Temple Garden Overgrown Tomb Arid Mesa Watery Grave Verdant Catacombs Steam Vents Sacred Foundry City of Brass Blood Crypt Misty Rainforest Breeding Pool Windswept Heath Scalding Tarn Mana Confluence Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth Wooded Foothills Flooded Strand Bloodstained Mire Polluted Delta Cavern of Souls Sliver Hive Slivers have been around in Magic since, well, almost forever
A lot of Graveyard Overdrive's lands are fairly cheap and could stand some improvement
Because it's colorless and an artifact, it fits into any Commander deck regardless of color identity
An Artifact that requires no mana to play, Black Lotus adds three mana of any color to your pool, letting you cast powerful spells rapidly in the early game
The dream mode comes when you start stringing to-gether a bunch of mana when it goes unchecked
Wizards could also explore other products like the Modern equivalent of Challenger Decks , although personally I find it unlikely that this type of product would succeed because the amount of valuable cards Wizards would find it wise to put into a Modern preconstructed deck product would likely be a lot lower than what some players would like, especially considering unironic requests for moving Snapcaster Mage to uncommon or selling box sets of 20 fetch lands for $50
