The Wandering Minstrel is one of the many legendary creatures featured in Magic: The Gathering's collaboration with Final Fantasy as part of its Universes Beyond series. Originating from Final Fantasy 14, The Wandering Minstrel is an NPC that provides challenging content within the game (and is inspired by the game’s director, Naoki Yoshida).

Towns are a new land type introduced in the Final Fantasy set, and The Wandering Minstrel serves as the ideal commander for a Town-focused deck. With all five colors represented in its color identity, it allows you to play every available Town card.

Decklist

This list includes 28 creatures, nine sorceries, 14 instants, nine artifacts, five enchantments, and 34 lands. Most permanents benefit from lands entering the battlefield, while the instant spells provide utility and removal options.

Key Cards

The Wandering Minstrel

As the commander, The Wandering Minstrel enhances all your Town cards by making them—and any other land—enter untapped. This removes the downside of taplands, allowing immediate use. Your goal should be to get as many Towns onto the battlefield as quickly as possible.

Field Of The Dead / The Necrobloom

Both Field of the Dead and The Necrobloom produce similar effects. Each creates 2/2 Zombie tokens when a land enters the battlefield, provided they have different names (with Necrobloom only making a 0/1 Plant otherwise). These tokens help build up your board presence rapidly, especially if both are active at once.

If lands end up in your graveyard, The Necrobloom can return them to your hand by milling two cards. While not a frequent scenario, this ability can come in handy. Additionally, The Necrobloom is tough to remove with seven toughness, acting as a strong defensive tool.

Omo, Queen Of Vesuva

Omo, Queen of Vesuva shines through her ability to grant every land type to your lands. Since Towns are a land type, a land with an everything counter will also count as a Town. For The Wandering Minstrel, this means more Towns to power up with its bonus.

You can also place everything counters on creatures. Some cards like Avenger of Zendikar trigger based on creature types, so even non-typed creatures can benefit from those abilities.

Felidar Retreat

With so many lands in play, **Felidar Retreat becomes a great way to grow both your creature count and

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