• Herigast, Erupting Nullkite – Your commander and the deck’s namesake. A flying Eldrazi Dragon that vomits colorless creatures onto the battlefield like meteors from space. The definition of “big mana payoff.”

Planeswalkers (2)

• Ugin, the Ineffable – Discounts your colorless spells and turns excess mana rocks into card advantage. The perfect cosmic accountant.
• Ugin, the Spirit Dragon – A reset button with wings. Wipes the board, nukes small things, and wins games solo.

Creatures (28)

• Anticausal Vestige – A new-age Eldrazi engine that accelerates mana while bending time around your curve.
• Artisan of Kozilek – Resurrects a creature and smashes face. Old-school value and violence.
• Breaker of Creation – Pseudo-board control that turns opposing permanents to dust. Great when you’re ahead, better when you’re not.
• Combustible Gearhulk – Either draw three cards or deal massive damage. It’s win-win chaos with style.
• Conduit of Ruin – Tutors a top-end threat and discounts your next colorless spell. Ramp with a purpose.
• Eldrazi Linebreaker – Turns your big colorless plays into hasty, unstoppable assaults.
• Eldrazi Ravager – Efficient body that grows with every fallen artifact. Loves red’s reckless energy.
• Emrakul, the World Anew – The centerpiece nightmare. Possesses creatures, warps the board, and ends friendships.
• Flayer of Loyalties – Mind Control with annihilator. Steal. Swing. Laugh. Repeat.
• Glaring Fleshraker – Hasty Eldrazi that shreds life totals. Makes combat math a nightmare.
• Hideous Taskmaster – Converts death into devotion. A budget It That Betrays.
• It That Betrays – Forces sacrifices and rewards you with their leftovers. Sociopathic value engine.
• It That Heralds the End – One of the new big threats from Modern Horizons 3; exiles problems and looks good doing it.
• Kozilek, the Broken Reality – A mirror of madness that upgrades your board with every exile trigger.
• Kozilek, the Great Distortion – Draws half your deck and counters everything. The perfect follow-up to Ulamog’s devastation.
• Pathrazer of Ulamog – The OG “three things must block” monster. You win trades by default.
• Priest of Urabrask – Generates red mana when entering, acting as an odd but useful ritual in mono-red Eldrazi builds.
• Skittering Precursor – Creates multiple bodies, fueling sacrifice and devotion synergies.
• Spawnbed Protector – Makes Eldrazi Spawn tokens that double as ramp and meat shields.
• Spawn-Gang Commander – Sacrifices tokens for instant damage. A Goblin classic turned Eldrazi henchman.
• Spawnsire of Ulamog – Makes 0/1s until it suddenly summons every Eldrazi you own. Peak overkill.
• Su-Chi Cave Guard – A beefy blocker that refunds your mana investment when it dies.
• Ulamog’s Crusher – Budget annihilator that still eats permanents like popcorn.
• Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger – Exiles two permanents on cast. Then exiles ten cards per attack. Bananas.
• Ulamog, the Defiler – A newer take that mixes aggression with recursion. Underrated monster.
• Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre – Indestructible, annihilator, and recurring chaos. One of the greatest hits in Magic history.
• Ultima, Origin of Oblivion – New titan on the block. The epitome of “destroy everything and smile about it.”
• Void Winnower – “Your opponents can’t even.” Literally. Stops half of Magic from being cast.

Sorceries (7)

• All Is Dust – Universal wipe that leaves your Eldrazi perfectly fine. One of the best board clears in the format.
• Calamity of the Titans – A selective annihilation spell that scales beautifully with your creature size.
• Glimpse the Impossible – Draws and manipulates your top cards. Flavorfully fitting for cosmic entities.
• Mana Geyser – Turns your opponents’ untapped lands into an explosive ritual. Classic red nonsense.
• Rise of the Eldrazi – Draw three, untap, and annihilate. A mythic “win more” that still slaps.
• Selective Obliteration – Choose one type to spare. Everyone else gets Thanos-snapped.
• Vengeful Possession – Steal something, then vaporize it for style points.

Instants (11)

• Act of Aggression – Borrow a creature, bash someone, return it slightly used.
• Desecrate Reality – Returns a permanent to your hand and exiles something. Dual-purpose brutality.
• Eldrazi Confluence – Versatile response card that makes Spawn, nukes creatures, or draws cards. All three feel good.
• Eldritch Immunity – Protects your cosmic horrors from puny mortal removal.
• Kozilek’s Command – Does a bit of everything — tokens, draw, removal. A Swiss army knife of destruction.
• Kozilek’s Return – Board wipe that comes back when you drop your next titan. The definition of synergy.
• Null Elemental Blast – A niche counterspell that says “no” to the wrong kind of colors.
• Return the Favor – Reflects a spell back at its caster. Karma, but meaner.
• Tibalt’s Trickery – The chaos counterspell. When it works, it’s glorious. When it doesn’t, it’s still hilarious.
• Titan’s Presence – Colorless removal that scales with your titans. Efficient and flavorful.
• Warping Wail – Utility counterspell, removal, or token-maker in one. Sneaky-good versatility.

Artifacts (14)

• Arcane Signet – The gold standard of mana rocks. Fast, simple, reliable.
• Endless Atlas – Card draw in a colorless shell. Feeds your mid-game consistency.
• Forsaken Monument – Pumps your colorless creatures and doubles mana output. Broken in half here.
• Hedron Archive – Mana rock that also draws cards later. Pure utility.
• Idol of False Gods – A flavorful alternative ramp piece with Eldrazi cult energy.
• Liquimetal Torque – Mana fixer that doubles as artifact enabler. Sneaky good here.
• Mind Stone – Classic ramp that cycles when you’re ready to move on.
• Mystic Forge – Lets you play from the top like a mad scientist. Colorless decks thrive on this.
• Palantír of Orthanc – Draws and manipulates topdecks with a touch of evil.
• Sol Ring – Because it’s Commander. It’s illegal to not include this.
• The Eternity Elevator – Recycles your ETB creatures and replays titans for value. Bonkers synergy.
• Thran Dynamo – The workhorse rock of big mana decks. Perfectly tuned for Eldrazi ramp.
• Wayfarer’s Bauble – Early-game ramp that fixes your mana for colorless consistency.
• Worn Powerstone – Comes in tapped but pays off in longevity. Staple colorless ramp.

Lands (37)

• Ash Barrens – Colorless land that fixes draws and thins your deck early. Always useful.
• Bonders’ Enclave – Card draw on a land. With your creatures’ power, it’s basically free gas.
• Cavern of Souls – Ensures your Eldrazi can’t be countered. Expensive, but priceless.
• Darksteel Citadel – Indestructible land that feeds artifact synergies and laughs off Armageddon.
• Demolition Field – Deals with opposing Cabal Coffers or problematic lands while replacing itself.
• Eldrazi Temple – The cornerstone land for this deck. Turns every titan into a discount event.
• Homeward Path – Nothing worse than someone stealing your Ulamog. This makes sure they regret it.
• Mountain (x16) – The red backbone of your mana base. Nothing fancy, just reliable firepower.
• Myriad Landscape – Two-for-one land ramp that helps you keep up in the early turns.
• Path of Ancestry – Taps for colorless, scries for Eldrazi, and politely pretends to fix mana.
• Sanctum of Ugin – Tutors another titan when you cast one. Consistency in land form.
• Shrine of the Forsaken Gods – Double colorless mana for big spells. Perfect for late-game explosions.
• Temple of the False God – Classic ramp land. Great once you’re set up, dead weight early.
• Ugin’s Labyrinth – The new all-star. Exile a huge card early, and enjoy early acceleration.
• Urza’s Mine – Part of the classic Tron trio. Power up if you get all three.
• Urza’s Power Plant – Second Tron piece. Together, they make Eldrazi cry tears of mana.
• Urza’s Tower – The final piece of Tron. Triples your output for maximum nonsense.
• War Room – Colorless draw that keeps the gas flowing, even in topdeck mode.
• Wastes (x4) – Basic and proud. The purest mana in the multiverse.

Sideboard (4)

• Carnelian Orb of Dragonkind – Adds haste to Herigast or any big threat. Because speed kills.
• Echoes of Eternity – Makes your next big spell even bigger. Wild synergy with titans.
• Ghostfire Slice – Instant-speed damage with flavor. Great way to remove planeswalkers or finish off players.
• Might Makes Right – Win-more enchantment that doubles your strength for free swings.