Lutri, the Spellchaser

Lutri is all about turning your instant and sorcery spells into two-for-ones. The companion mechanic forces you to build a singleton deck of nonland cards, which actually feels natural for a spellslinger strategy—you want diverse effects anyway. Your game plan is to cast instants and sorceries, copy them with Lutri's triggered ability, and generate tons of value. You're essentially doubling up on card draw, removal, and utility, all while a 3/2 flash creature applies modest pressure.

The deck wins through incremental advantage and commander damage. You're not trying to combo off or go infinite (though some cards naturally enable that). Instead, you're playing a tempo-control game where every spell does double duty. Cantrips become card advantage engines, removal spells can hit multiple targets, and card draw accelerates your mana and resources. By the time you're in the mid-game, you've cast Lutri once or twice and accumulated such a resource advantage that opponents can't keep up.

Strategy generated by Tapped Decks AI. Not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.