Commander

• Progenitus — Your ten mana, five color hydra with protection from every color. He does not die to removal, he dies to people ganging up on you out of spite.

Planeswalkers

• Chandra, the Firebrand — Cheap red planeswalker that pings things or copies your instants and sorceries once she’s leveled up.
• Sorin, Grim Nemesis — Drains life every turn just for existing and can eventually just win the game outright with his ultimate.
• Sorin Markov — Sets an opponent’s life total to 10, which is hilarious against the guy who just untapped with 40 life.
• Kiora, the Crashing Wave — Draws cards or taps down blockers, and her ultimate gives you a giant octopus friend.
• Vraska the Unseen — Makes deathtouch assassin tokens and can straight up destroy an enchantment when you need it gone.
• Dovin Baan — Taxes opponents on activated abilities or draws you a card, quietly useful glue.
• Ajani Vengeant — Tempo swing on a stick, tapping down a permanent or blasting one to bits, plus a Wrath as his ultimate.
• Arlinn Kord — A werewolf planeswalker that flips into an angry wolf and starts smashing face when things go long.
• Ajani Goldmane — Cheap and flexible, either pumping your team or gaining you life to stabilize.
• Nissa, Vital Force — Ramps you a land, animates a forest into a beater, and her ultimate refills your hand with lands.
• Jace, Unraveler of Secrets — Card selection and a bounce effect, very much a blue control player’s best friend.
• Jace Beleren — Old school card draw engine, ticks up to draw you extra cards every turn if left unchecked.
• Gideon Jura — Forces attacks his way or turns into an unkillable soldier, both of which buy you time.
• Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker — Rips a card straight out of an opponent’s hand and can eventually pull the world’s meanest Mind Control.
• Elspeth, Knight-Errant — Makes soldier tokens, pumps your board, and her ultimate is a game ending anthem.
• Sarkhan Vol — Turns your dragons into monsters and can eventually transform into a dragon planeswalker himself.
• Garruk Wildspeaker — Untaps two lands for extra ramp or makes a beefy Beast token, both fine by us.
• Jace, Architect of Thought — Filters your draws or fogs combat for a turn, very much a stall-and-win kind of card.
• Ral Zarek — Gives a creature an extra combat step worth of shenanigans or straight up Lightning Bolts a face.
• Ajani Unyielding — A five color planeswalker that draws cards, buffs your board, or exiles a threat depending on the moment.
• Liliana Vess — Tutors any card to your hand for a chunk of loyalty, and can reanimate something nasty later.

Creatures

• Niv-Mizzet, the Firemind — Every time you draw a card you can ping a player for one, which adds up fast with all this card draw.
• Vish Kal, Blood Arbiter — Drains everyone at the table for the number of Vampires you control every single upkeep.
• Wall of Omens — A defensive 0/4 that draws you a card the moment it enters, cheap and efficient.
• Forgotten Ancient — Slowly piles counters onto itself and can dump them all onto anything else for a surprise blowout.
• Knight of the Reliquary — Grows bigger for every land in your graveyard and can tutor up any land you need.
• Windborn Muse — A flying hatebear that makes it noticeably more expensive for opponents to swarm you with attackers.
• Solemn Simulacrum — Fetches a land when it enters and draws you a card when it dies, the friendliest robot in Commander.
• Wan Shi Tong, Librarian — An X-cost flash flier that grows counters and draws you cards, and it gets even meaner every time an opponent cracks a fetch land.
• Inferno Titan — A giant red beater that torches something small every time it swings or enters.
• Birds of Paradise — Turn one mana dork that fixes any color you need, an absolute classic for five color decks.
• Oracle of Mul Daya — Lets you play extra lands and see the top of your library, turbocharging your ramp.
• Gilder Bairn — Doubles the counters on any permanent you control, which is absurd in a deck this loaded with loyalty counters.
• Wall of Denial — A near unkillable 0/4 blocker with protection from just about everything relevant to combat.
• Llanowar Elves — More turn one green mana, because you can never have too much ramp in a five color deck.
• False Prophet — A humble 2/2 for four that exiles every creature in play, yours included, when it finally dies.
• Evolution Sage — Every time a land enters under your control it proliferates, quietly ticking up every counter on your board.

Instants & Sorceries

• Oath of Nissa — Cheap card selection that also puts a loyalty counter on a planeswalker, tailor made for this deck.
• Austere Command — A modal board wipe that lets you pick exactly what dies, from small creatures to enchantments to lands.
• Demonic Tutor — Pay two mana, get literally any card from your deck straight to hand, still one of the best spells ever printed.
• Oath of Ajani — Puts extra loyalty on your planeswalkers or pumps your team, a nice bit of glue for this strategy.
• Terminate — Two mana, kill anything, no questions asked, a Commander removal staple for a reason.
• Oath of Gideon — Makes a soldier token and adds a loyalty counter to a planeswalker, more free value for the superfriends plan.
• Go for the Throat — Efficient black removal that handles almost any creature for two mana.
• Farseek — Grabs a nonbasic land, usually a dual, and puts it into play a turn ahead of schedule.
• Oath of Teferi — Lets you activate loyalty abilities on every planeswalker you control the turn it resolves, a genuine bomb in this shell.
• Three Visits — Fetches a forest or gate straight into play, smooth and efficient green ramp.
• Nature’s Lore — Another forest tutor that dodges summoning sickness and helps you hit your color fixing.

Enchantments

• Inexorable Tide — Every noncreature spell you cast adds a counter to something you control, which is enormous with this many planeswalkers.
• Awakening Zone — Spits out a small Eldrazi token every upkeep that can later be sacrificed for a burst of colorless mana.
• Quest for Renewal — Slowly builds toward returning a permanent from your graveyard back to hand, a bit of grindy insurance.
• Authority of the Consuls — Slows down opposing creatures and drips you life whenever an opponent’s creature shows up.
• Burgeoning — Lets you drop extra lands on opponents’ turns, an absurd ramp piece early in the game.
• Dark Intimations — A slow burn enchantment that eventually forces opponents to sacrifice permanents while refilling your hand.
• Ghostly Prison — Makes attacking you cost extra mana, which buys precious turns for your planeswalkers to tick up unmolested.

Artifacts

• Basilisk Collar — Gives a creature deathtouch and lifelink, turning any random blocker into a removal spell.
• Crucible of Worlds — Lets you replay lands from your graveyard, which is fantastic paired with all those fetch lands.
• Lightning Greaves — Free equip haste and shroud, perfect for protecting a key creature or sneaking in an attack.
• Everflowing Chalice — A scalable mana rock that gets better the more mana you dump into it early.
• Sol Ring — The best mana rock ever printed, doubles your starting mana and belongs in almost every Commander deck.
• Boros Signet — A two color mana rock that fixes red and white while ramping you a turn ahead.
• Izzet Signet — Same idea in blue and red, smoothing out your color requirements in a five color deck.
• Golgari Signet — Black and green fixing on a rock, keeping your mana base honest.
• Contagion Clasp — Taps to put a counter on a creature or a poison counter on a player, and can be sacrificed for a bigger burst.
• Arcane Signet — Taps for any color in your commander’s identity, essentially a free extra land in this deck.

Lands

• Arid Mesa — Fetches a Mountain or Plains, thinning your deck a little each time.
• Misty Rainforest — Fetches an Island or Forest, another piece of the fetch and shock manabase.
• Verdant Catacombs — Fetches a Swamp or Forest, rounding out the green and black side of the mana base.
• Hallowed Fountain — A blue-white shock land that comes in untapped if you’re willing to pay two life.
• Blood Crypt — Black-red shock land, more untapped fixing for a deck that needs all five colors online fast.
• Overgrown Tomb — Black-green shock land, another key fetch target.
• Sacred Foundry — Red-white shock land, one more untapped dual for the manabase.
• Godless Shrine — White-black shock land, keeping the Orzhov half of the deck humming.
• Watery Grave — Blue-black shock land, essential for the control-oriented planeswalkers.
• Stomping Ground — Red-green shock land, rounding out the Gruul corner of the mana base.
• Vesuva — A copy land that can mirror any land in play, giving you extra flexibility.
• Hinterland Harbor — A check land that comes in untapped as long as you control an Island or Forest.
• Crumbling Necropolis — A tri-land that enters tapped but fixes blue, black, and red all at once.
• Isolated Chapel — A check land pairing white and black, another piece of smooth fixing.
• Rootbound Crag — A check land pairing red and green for the Gruul side of the deck.
• Command Tower — Taps for any color in your commander’s identity, an auto-include in basically every multicolor Commander deck.
• Drowned Catacomb — A check land pairing blue and black, more smooth untapped fixing.
• Temple Garden — Green-white shock land, filling out the Selesnya side of the manabase.
• Seachrome Coast — A fast land pairing white and blue, untapped in the early turns when you need it most.
• Breeding Pool — Blue-green shock land, another dual to smooth out your draws.
• Glacial Fortress — A check land pairing white and blue for extra untapped fixing.
• Karn’s Bastion — Taps for colorless, but can also add a counter to a creature or planeswalker you control, right at home here.
• Swamp x2 — Basic black mana, the honest kind of fixing that never lets you down.
• Island — A single basic blue source to round out the mana base.
• Forest x3 — Basic green mana, the backbone of your ramp plan.
• Plains x3 — Basic white mana, keeping the superfriends plan funded.
• Mountain x3 — Basic red mana, for your removal and the occasional beatdown.