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Legendary Creature — Ape Warrior
Kicker {3} (You may pay an additional {3} as you cast this spell.) If Grunn was kicked, it enters with five +1/+1 counters on it. Whenever Grunn attacks alone, double its power and toughness until end of turn.
“Lone ape warrior that doubles itself when attacking solo—voltron on a budget.”
Grunn, the Lonely King is a straightforward voltron commander that rewards you for attacking solo. The gameplan is simple: cast Grunn (ideally kicked for five +1/+1 counters right out of the gate), then send it in alone each turn to double its power and toughness. By turn 7–8, you'll often be dealing lethal commander damage from a single 40/40+ ape warrior. The deck leans heavily into making sure Grunn can attack without blockers—either by controlling the board, giving it evasion, or just being faster than opponents can defend.
Supporting Grunn means loading up on efficient green ramp to hit that six-mana kicker cost early, pumping spells to make the damage stick, and protection effects to keep your king alive through removal. Cards like Embercleave or Colossification turn your single attacker into an absolute threat. Since Grunn doubles itself, you don't need many other creatures—in fact, extra bodies can hurt your gameplan by preventing the "attacks alone" trigger. This is aggressive but linear: establish your commander, protect it, and close out the game before opponents stabilize.
Strategy generated by Tapped Decks AI. Not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
Skip pricey tutors and dual lands—green monocolor is naturally cheap. Swap Embercleave for Cartouche of Strength or Larger Than Life; use basic forests freely.
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