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Proxy The First Sliver's Commander Deck

19,046 players run The First Sliver on EDHREC this year. This is the average list — printable as S33 German Black Core playtest proxies in one click.

Real cards (avg list)
$742
Proxied (100 cards)
$40.00
save 95%

Playtest cards for casual, non-sanctioned play. Prefer your own list? Paste it on the import page — same $0.40/card.

Where the money is

The priciest cards in the average The First Sliver list — each one a $0.40 proxy here.

CardReal priceProxy
Rhystic Study$61.06$0.40
Cavern of Souls$47.72$0.40
The First Sliver$37.71$0.40
Misty Rainforest$35.98$0.40
Sliver Legion$33.63$0.40
Marsh Flats$32.04$0.40
Arid Mesa$31.40$0.40
Cyclonic Rift$29.75$0.40
Sliver Gravemother$29.53$0.40
Sliver Overlord$29.31$0.40

The average list

Sourced from EDHREC's average deck for The First Sliver — refreshed daily. Cards with their own proxy page are linked.

Creatures

Instants

Sorceries

  • Cultivate
  • Distant Melody
  • Farseek
  • Kodama's Reach
  • Nature's Lore
  • Patriarch's Bidding
  • Three Visits

Artifacts

  • Arcane Signet
  • Chromatic Lantern
  • Fellwar Stone
  • Herald's Horn
  • Sol Ring
  • Thrumming Hivepool
  • Urza's Incubator
  • Vanquisher's Banner

Enchantments

Basics

  • 2× Forest
  • 2× Island
  • 2× Mountain
  • 2× Plains
  • 2× Swamp

Frequently asked

How much does a real The First Sliver deck cost?

The EDHREC average The First Sliver list prices out around $742 in real cards (95 of 95 cards priced, each at its cheapest regular printing today).

How much does it cost to proxy a The First Sliver deck?

$0.40 per card on S33 German Black Core cardstock — about $40.00 for the full 100-card list, or $1.00/card in rainbow foil. Shipped from New York.

Can I play a proxied The First Sliver deck in Commander?

In casual pods, usually yes — with your playgroup's OK (Rule 0). The First Sliver is one of the most-built commanders on EDHREC (19,046 decks), so most tables know the deck. Proxies are playtest cards and are never legal in sanctioned tournaments.

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