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Krenko Goblins Krenko, Mob Boss | Illustration by Karl Kopinski Commander (1) Creature (26) Goblin Chirurgeon Goblin Lackey Skirk Prospector Marvin, Murderous Mimic Battle Cry Goblin Goblin Instigator Goblin Recruiter Hexing Squelcher Rundvelt Hordemaster Scuzzback Scrounger Warren Torchmaster Conspicuous Snoop Warren Instigator General Kreat, the Boltbringer Goblin Matron Goblin Sharpshooter Howlsquad Heavy Krenko, Tin Street Kingpin Molten Gatekeeper Pashalik Mons Goblin Chieftain Goblin King Goblin Warchief Hobgoblin Bandit Lord Purphoros, God of the Forge Goblin Trashmaster Sorcery (8) Gamble Goblin War Strike Shattering Spree Dragon Fodder Krenko's Command Jeska's Will Hordeling Outburst Will of the Jeskai Instant (9) Brightstone Ritual Lightning Bolt Pyroblast Redirect Lightning Battle Hymn Untimely Malfunction Chaos Warp Reiterate Zuko's Exile Enchantment (4) Goblin Bombardment Impact Tremors Shared Animosity City on Fire Artifact (16) Commander's Plate Skullclamp Sol Ring Arcane Signet Lightning Greaves Swiftfoot Boots Thornbite Staff Throne of the God-Pharaoh Ashnod's Altar Patriar's Seal Staff of Domination Thousand-Year Elixir Helm of the Host Banner of Kinship Coat of Arms Eldrazi Monument Land (36) Ancient Tomb Arena of Glory Cavern of Souls Hall of the Bandit Lord Mines of Moria Three Tree City Mountain x30 This cEDH Krenko, Mob Boss list wants to explode out of the gate, stick Krenko, and start to multiply goblins before the table can stabilize
Elemental Bond : A little shakeup to this category, this card will draw you cards equal to the greatest TOUGHNESS among creatures you control
Wizards recently shifted towards making Clue tokens without actually using the word investigate
Casting Ophidian Eye triggers Yshtolas damage to opponents, but you wont get its card draws by casting it
#6: Werefox Bodyguard 2023 was not a great year for new elves (good ones, at any rate)
This unusual positioning is how I noticed it (I likely wouldnt have caught it otherwise)
