The third card I would add into this deck has to be Polymorphist’s Jest. With that, I think these are the five cards that synergise extremely well with Toxrill, and you have to add at least some of them into your next Commander deck.Įverything looks better in blue. However, if you want to build this Toxrill for a more casual Commander game slugfest, well, it might be rough at times, but the payoff can be pretty satisfying. After all, Toxrill is not exactly CEDH (competitive Commander) material. Toxrill might be better off at higher-powered Commander tables where players are expected to optimise their decks. At 5 Generic and 2 Black to cast, you will really need some fast mana and protection to be able to both cast Toxrill and not get it blown up. The only downside (and quite a big one) of Toxrill is its expensive cost. Do you want to draw cards? Toxrill will throw that in for a fee! Do you want to create tokens? Toxrill's the answer. Toxrill, the Corrosive is, in my opinion, a fun Commander because this chonky Slug Horror does so much on its own.ĭo you need to get rid of small (and maybe indestructible) creatures? Toxrill's your lad. If you are looking for a legendary creature from Magic: The Gathering's recent Innistrad: Crimson Vow set to be the next Commander for your next Commander deck (yes, the deckbuilding never ends), Toxrill, the Corrosive might just be the next fun pet project for you.
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