The Immortal Conquerer of Death

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The Immortal Conquerer of Death

You can try to kill him, but he will shrug it off; you can attempt to exile him far far away, but he will effortlessly return! The fears of mortals do not reside in his mind for he has transcended all. Ulamog knows the Path to Exile and the Ur Dragon fears the Wrath of God but Squee cares not for such paltry things as banishment and death. Planeswalkers come and go, legends begin and end, but Squee is eternal, and when you gaze into the future that you fear most, all that remains is Squee.

With all of this in mind, here is how to construct a commander deck around the unstoppable Squee, the Immortal.

Squee, the Immortal

Full Deck List

artifact

Hazoret's Monument Ashnod's Altar Ruby Medallion Phyrexian Altar Helm of Awakening Cloud Key The Fire Crystal Aetherflux Reservoir Chromatic Orrery Desecrated Tomb Genesis Chamber Skullclamp Sol Ring Arcane Signet Mind Stone Relic of Legends Honor-Worn Shaku

enchantment

Mana Echoes Burning Vengeance Goblin Bombardment Outpost Siege Boggart Shenanigans Shadow of the Goblin Impact Tremors

sorcery

Chain Reaction Blasphemous Act Star of Extinction Mizzium Mortars Burn Down the House Calamity of Cinders Faithless Looting Seize the Spoils Light Up the Stage Inspired Tinkering Grab the Prize Grapeshot Empty the Warrens Elemental Eruption Galvanic Relay Spreading Insurrection

instant

Chaos Warp Big Score Unexpected Windfall Thrill of Possibility

land

Castle Embereth Dwarven Mine Mountain

First and foremost, the goal of any Squee deck should be to produce combos as eternal as he is. If you can create infinite red mana and you have a sacrifice outlet, you can infinitely sacrifice squee and recast him. This allows for infinite death triggers and enter the battlefield (ETB) effects. Cards like Impact Tremors and Witty Roastmaster are ones that can help end the game. If you manage to infinitely cast squee, storm cards like Grapeshot and Spreading Insurrection are also good at securing a win.

Storm

Spreading Insurrection

Stormscale Scion

Attendance Sheet

The token makers in the deck like Desecrated Tomb and Anax, Hardened in the Forge are meant to help produce additional creatures for ETBs and for mana production with cards like Thermopod and Phyrexian Altar. Sometimes it’s just that additional mana that is required for going infinite.

Token Makers

Anax, Hardened in the Forge

Desecrated Tomb

Iraxxa, Empress of Mars

Genesis Chamber

An Extra Body

Skyfire Phoenix

Here is one example of how this deck might go infinite: if you have Thermopod, Squee, Skyfire Phoenix, and one of the cards that reduce mana costs like Ruby Medallion or Cloud Key, then you can sacrifice Squee and Skyfire Phoenix to Thermopod for two red mana. You can then use that mana to recast Squee which will then resummon the Skyfire Phoenix to the battlefield. You can repeat this process infinitely. Any ETB effect or many cards that benefits from a high storm count will end the game. With Aetherflux Reservoir in play you could also gain infinite life. With

Anax

on the field you would be able to produce infinite mana with the tokens he produces.

Combo

Burning Vengeance

Pashalik Mons

Flayer of the Hatebound

In a deck like this, red mana is essential. There may be some ways to create a lot of colorless mana, but sometimes that isn’t enough to recast Squee. Chromatic Orrery is very helpful in solving this problem outright. Relic of Legends, Runaway Steam-Kin, and Birgi, God of Storytelling are all fantastic at continually creating the appropriate mana for recasting Squee.

Draw

Thrill of Possibility

Ramp

Reduction and Mana

Birgi, God of Storytelling

Beyond that, the deck has some of the most common red draw spells and a modest removal package. There are six board wipes in the deck, two of them are one sided. Since Squee doesn't mind board wipes, it feels right to add more than usual (I personally only run four at most unless it’s a planeswalker deck). Just remember to time your board wipes appropriately and try not to kill your own combo pieces.

His Great Mercy

Admittedly, the price of this deck might not be 100% worth the power-level. Even with all its potential of going infinite, this deck requires many pieces in place for those combos to work. A deck like this would be very fun to proxy if you aren’t financially able to build it properly. This is a deck meant for casual pods ranging around bracket 2 or 3. Because of its infinite nature it likely would work better in bracket 3 pods but I’ve known higher powered bracket 2 pods that would be fine playing against a deck like this.

P. S. Never send Squee to the command zone unless he’s going to be shuffled into your library.

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