Precon decklist · 
Commander Anthology Volume II
Devour for Power (Commander Anthology Volume II): decklist, contents and value
A 100-card Commander precon from Commander Anthology Volume II, led by The Mimeoplasm and released June 2018. Everything the box shipped, and what it is worth today.
TCGplayer market prices for the printings the box shipped, as of 27 October 2026.
Art by Svetlin Velinov
Affiliate links: we may earn a commission on purchases.
182116As shipped: 100 cards, 40 lands (27 basic), 33 creatures, average mana value 4.05. Mana sources: 18 blue, 21 black, 16 green. No Game Changers and no mass land denial, so the deck sets no bracket floor. How brackets work →
Was Devour for Power worth buying?
Yes, clearly. The singles are worth several times what the deck cost at release.
Devour for Power cost $41.25 at release. Its singles are worth at least $146.77 today. That is at least 3.56× what you paid, over the 8 years since it was released. (Devour for Power shipped in a box of 4 decks at $164.99. The $41.25 here is that box price divided by 4, a per-deck figure Wizards of the Coast never published.)
2 of this deck’s 100 cards have no market price yet and count as nothing in that total. It is a floor, not a valuation: the real figure is higher. So the total and the multiple are floors rather than exact figures.
That is a return over time, not a judgment about the day it launched: the release price in that sentence is from release day and the singles value is from today. An older deck has had longer for its cards to move, which is why age is quoted alongside the multiple.
Card prices as of 2026-10-27. Release price: Wizards of the Coast, verified 2026-09-02.
Where the value sits
Grave Pact
Riddlekeeper
Memory Erosion
The single most valuable card in Devour for Power is Grave Pact, at $39.63 (27% of everything the deck is worth). The value is led by that card but not dominated by it.
Alongside it, $11.59 of the total sits in Riddlekeeper and $9.59 in Memory Erosion. Those three names are 41% of what Devour for Power is worth. That leaves the other 95 priced cards at $85.96 between them.
As of 2026-10-27, by singles value it is the 48th most valuable of the 199 precon decks we price, and the 2nd most valuable of the 4 decks in Commander Anthology Volume II.
This deck has been out of print for years, so shops no longer sell it at its release price. Whatever a sealed copy costs today has moved away from that figure (in one direction or the other), and the comparison above is about what the deck cost when it was on shelves, not what it costs now.
Values are TCGplayer market prices for the printings the box shipped, summed across the whole deck. Compare every precon →
This reprint against the original
Devour for Power (Commander Anthology Volume II) reprints Devour for Power (Commander 2011) card for card. The original shipped as part of Commander 2011 in June 2011, and this reprint in June 2018, as one of the 4 decks in a $164.99 box.
There is no release price for the Commander 2011 original to set against it, so the two are compared on singles alone.
As of 2026-10-27, this reprint’s singles are worth at least $146.77 against $127.07 for the original: this reprint is worth at least $19.70 more.
Want to upgrade this precon? Our Devour for Power upgrade guide covers what to cut, what to add, and what the swaps cost. Read the Devour for Power upgrade guide →
The full Devour for Power decklist
Every card the box shipped, in the printings it shipped them. Hover any name to see the card.
“Load into the deck builder” opens this list in your account, pinned to the printings the box shipped, ready to edit or save. “Copy decklist” gives you plain text for Moxfield, Archidekt or Arena, with no account needed.
The two card buttons open all 100 cards as singles. TCGplayer links are affiliate links, so we may earn a commission on purchases.
Commander 1
- The Mimeoplasm
Creatures 32
- Acidic Slime
- Artisan of Kozilek
- Avatar of Woe
- Brawn
- Butcher of Malakir
- Damia, Sage of Stone
- Dark Hatchling
- Desecrator Hag
- Dreamborn Muse
- Eternal Witness
- Extractor Demon
- Fleshbag Marauder
- Gravedigger
- Lhurgoyf
- Mortivore
- Mulldrifter
- Nezumi Graverobber // Nighteyes the Desecrator
- Patron of the Nezumi
- Riddlekeeper
- Scythe Specter
- Sewer Nemesis
- Skullbriar, the Walking Grave
- Slipstream Eel
- Solemn Simulacrum
- Szadek, Lord of Secrets
- Triskelavus
- Troll Ascetic
- Vorosh, the Hunter
- Vulturous Zombie
- Wonder
- Wrexial, the Risen Deep
- Yavimaya Elder
Instants 4
- Fact or Fiction
- Relic Crush
- Spell Crumple
- Tribute to the Wild
Sorceries 12
- Buried Alive
- Cultivate
- Living Death
- Minds Aglow
- Rise from the Grave
- Shared Trauma
- Sign in Blood
- Stitch Together
- Syphon Flesh
- Syphon Mind
- Unnerve
- Windfall
Artifacts 6
- Dimir Signet
- Golgari Signet
- Lightning Greaves
- Oblivion Stone
- Simic Signet
- Sol Ring
Enchantments 5
- Grave Pact
- Memory Erosion
- Vow of Flight
- Vow of Malice
- Vow of Wildness
Lands 40
- Barren Moor
- Command Tower
- Dimir Aqueduct
- Dreadship Reef
- 8× Forest
- Golgari Rot Farm
- 8× Island
- Jwar Isle Refuge
- Lonely Sandbar
- Rupture Spire
- Simic Growth Chamber
- Svogthos, the Restless Tomb
- 11× Swamp
- Temple of the False God
- Terramorphic Expanse
- Tranquil Thicket
FAQ
Is Devour for Power (Commander Anthology Volume II) worth buying as a reprint?
Yes, clearly. The singles are worth several times what the deck cost at release. It came in a 4-deck box that cost $164.99 at release ($41.25 a deck) and its singles are worth at least $146.77 today, at least 3.56× what you paid. The original Devour for Power (Commander 2011) comes to $127.07 in singles.
Is Devour for Power (Commander Anthology Volume II) the same deck as the original?
Yes, card for card. It reprints Devour for Power (Commander 2011), first released June 2011 in Commander 2011, and is led by The Mimeoplasm. This reprint came out June 2018 in Commander Anthology Volume II. The full decklist is on this page.
How do you upgrade the Commander Anthology Volume II reprint?
This printing has its own upgrade guide: what to cut, what to add and what the swaps cost. Read the Devour for Power (Commander Anthology Volume II) upgrade guide.