Are you excited to cast a bunch of spells with the Jeskai Striker precon? Based on the first looks, the deck seems to be a real treat for the fans of white-blue-red color combination. Want to know more about it? That’s great, as below we’ll share all currently available info.
So, what is Jeskai Striker all about?
Cast a Flurry of Spells
The prowess mechanic appeared for the first time in the original Khans of Tarkir block. A creature with prowess gets +1/+1 whenever you cast a noncreature spell. The ability was closely tied to the Jeskai clan.
Thus, it shouldn’t be a big surprise that Jeskai Striker seems to lean into that same strategy, based on the two lines on the packaging: “Cast extra spells.” and “Flurry spell effects.”
Both of these suggest that typical Jeskai play patterns, aligned with the prowess mechanic. Most likely, you’ll want to cast a bunch of noncreature spells in a single turn to gain various benefits. (Kinda like building around Jeskai Ascendancy.)
Lately, most precon commanders also come with a built-in card advantage. Something that would fit a commander of this deck, could be text like: “Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, exile the top card of your library, you may play it until the end of the turn.”
Jeskai Striker Decklist
Here’s the full decklist, if you can see some of the cards, it’s because they’re new ones, and haven’t been added to the database yet. You can find them in the next section.
Jeskai Striker Spoilers
Here are the 10 cards that appear for the first time in Jeskai Striker precon:
If you like the new cards, you can preorder the deck on Amazon, and lock in that preorder price. This way you’ll avoid any potential price spikes in the future, which sometimes happen with the more popular decks.
Conclusion
As for now, that’s all about the Jeskai Striker precon. Do you like it? Want to make it better? You can learn how to do so by following our Jeskai Striker Upgrade Guide.
If you want to discover more about the other four decks, check our article about Tarkir Dragonstorm Commander precons.
Until next time, have fun and may your flurry of spells win you a lot of games.