Multiverse Reforged Precon Upgrade Guide: Jace, Multiverse Architect

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Avacyn, Angel of HorrorFlawless ManeuverDarksteel AngelJace, Multiverse Architect
Reality Fracture Commander precon

Multiverse Reforged

Commander
Jace, Multiverse Architect
Colors
White, Blue, Black, Red
Released
2 October
Card value
≈ $87.90
Key cards
Avacyn, Angel of Horror, Flawless Maneuver, Darksteel Angel
Buy the precon on TCGplayer

Multiverse Reforged is the four-color (white, blue, black and red) Commander deck from Reality Fracture, led by Jace, Multiverse Architect. Jace’s −3 exiles one of your creatures and replaces it with the next creature or planeswalker from your library, and cards like Mass Polymorph, Synthetic Destiny and Proteus Staff do the same. The plan: make cheap tokens, then turn them into huge threats.

Below you’ll find the full interactive decklist, what the deck does well, where it struggles and our recommended upgrades, split into budget ($3.72), mid-range ($29.45) and premium ($144.35). Start with the cheapest swaps and work your way up.

The decklist

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Commander (1)

Creatures (18)

Planeswalkers (1)

Instants (14)

Sorceries (5)

Artifacts (16)

Enchantments (6)

Lands (39)

Hover a card to see it (tap on mobile). Prices are for the precon printing, via Scryfall.

What the deck does well

  • A real polymorph engine: Jace, Nissa, Mass Polymorph, Synthetic Destiny and Proteus Staff
  • Huge payoffs like Archon of Cruelty and Avacyn, Angel of Horror
  • Plenty of cheap token makers to feed the engine

Where it struggles

  • Several big creatures that do little when you flip into them
  • A few off-plan cards like Plan for All Outcomes and Teferi’s Reproach
  • Card-selection spells the deck doesn’t really need

Recommended upgrades

Pick a budget tab. Every row tells you which card to take out and what to put in.

Cheap swaps (under $2 each) that fix the biggest problems first: more fodder, better polymorph hits and protection for Jace.

CutAddFromWhyBuy
Dack Fayden, Helping HandIdentity Echo$0.41
€0.02
A second, repeatable copy of Jace’s −3 that works even when Jace is off the tableTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Akroma, Angel of FuryAshen Rider$0.50
€0.67
A reliable polymorph hit that exiles the best permanent on the table, and again when it diesTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Omnath, Locus of the VoidArchfiend of Depravity$0.37
€0.57
Shrinks every opponent’s board to two creatures each turn, a far better hit than a vanilla bodyTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Teferi’s ReproachAustere Command$0.31
€0.33
A flexible board wipe that can leave your big creatures standingTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Fact or FictionRaise the Alarm$0.08
€0.05
Two instant-speed bodies to feed Jace, Mass Polymorph and Synthetic DestinyTCGplayer · Cardmarket
BrainsurgeShadow Summoning$0.20
€0.13
Two cheap tokens for one card; the deck needs fodder more than card selectionTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Jhoira, Weatherlight CorsairLoyal Apprentice$0.24
€0.27
A free flying token every turn while Jace is out, ready to be polymorphedTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Venser, Fervent ForgerRune-Scarred Demon$1.24
€0.64
Tutors the exact answer or threat you need, even when it is flipped intoTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Currency ConverterDeification$0.37
€0.51
Name Jace: he gets hexproof and damage to him is prevented while you control a creatureTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Total$3.72
Cheapest printing via Scryfall (TCGplayer in $, Cardmarket in €) as of 15 October. Prices change often.

Stronger synergy pieces ($2–$8 each): a second Jace, more planeswalker support and better interaction.

CutAddFromWhyBuy
The Ur-SphinxSpark Double$4.69
€4.25
Copy Jace for a second −3 each turn, or copy your best creatureTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Ginger, Queen of SweetsVraska, Betrayal’s Sting$2.77
€2.19
Removal plus proliferate to keep Jace’s loyalty high, and another planeswalker for Jace to flip intoTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Memnarch, the WardenAgent of Treachery$3.54
€4.27
Permanently steals the best permanent on the table when it hitsTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Plan for All OutcomesRiptide Gearhulk$2.40
€3.25
Removes one permanent from each opponent when it enters, whether you cast it or flip into it, and hits hard with double strikeTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Niv-Mizzet, Ghost CounselHullbreaker Horror$5.87
€4.37
An uncounterable flash threat that bounces anything and protects your turnsTCGplayer · Cardmarket
BrainstormWarleader’s Call$4.12
€4.12
Every token you make pings each opponent, and the anthem keeps your fodder aliveTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Darksteel AngelAbsolute Virtue$6.06
€3.62
Protection from your opponents keeps you alive while your polymorph engine runsTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Total$29.45
Cheapest printing via Scryfall (TCGplayer in $, Cardmarket in €) as of 15 October. Prices change often.

Premium upgrades for the strongest version of the deck. None of these are on the official Game Changers list, so the deck stays friendly for most casual tables.

CutAddFromWhyBuy
Whirlwind of ThoughtOath of Teferi$8.18
€3.44
Activate Jace twice per turn, and it blinks him back with fresh loyalty when it entersTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Lingering SoulsAminatou, the Fateshifter$14.23
€13.72
Blinks Jace or any polymorph hit every turn and draws on her +1TCGplayer · Cardmarket
Tamiyo, Upriser CrownedNicol Bolas, Dragon-God$9.13
€4.10
Gains Jace’s loyalty abilities, so you get a second −3 every turnTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Elspeth, Sun’s ChampionElspeth, Storm Slayer$42.11
€28.34
Doubles every token you make, so each token spell feeds twice as many polymorphsTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Stroke of MidnightToxrill, the Corrosive$16.14
€15.06
Slowly melts every opposing creature and turns them into more Slug bodies for youTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Shark TyphoonElesh Norn, Grand Cenobite$15.61
€16.67
Kills opposing tokens and small creatures and turns your 1/1s into real threatsTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Path of AncestryOtawara, Soaring City$27.93
€23.48
A land that doubles as a bounce spell when you need itTCGplayer · Cardmarket
SwampTakenuma, Abandoned Mire$11.02
€10.04
A land that brings back a dead creature or planeswalker late in the gameTCGplayer · Cardmarket
Total$144.35
Cheapest printing via Scryfall (TCGplayer in $, Cardmarket in €) as of 15 October. Prices change often.

Where to buy the precon

Don’t own the deck yet? Find Multiverse Reforged on TCGplayer or on Cardmarket.

Verdict

Multiverse Reforged is a fun deck out of the box. With the budget swaps it becomes far more consistent, and the pricier picks turn it into a deck that does what Jace wants every single game.

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