Proxy Toph, the First Metalbender's Commander Deck

28,880 players run Toph, the First Metalbender on EDHREC this year. This is the average list — printable as S33 German Black Core playtest proxies in one click.

Real cards (avg list)
$676
Proxied (100 cards)
$40.00
save 94%

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 Toph, the First Metalbender list — each one a $0.40 proxy here.

CardReal priceProxy
The Ozolith$62.50$0.40
Esper Sentinel$57.99$0.40
Amulet of Vigor$53.47$0.40
Badgermole Cub$48.55$0.40
Urza's Saga$41.42$0.40
Mycosynth Lattice$36.06$0.40
Toph, Earthbending Master$34.83$0.40
Arid Mesa$28.58$0.40
Earthbending Student$25.60$0.40
Toph, Greatest Earthbender$19.15$0.40

The average list

Sourced from EDHREC's average deck for Toph, the First Metalbender — refreshed daily. Cards with their own proxy page are linked.

Creatures

Instants

Sorceries

  • Earthbending Lesson
  • Earth Rumble
  • Farseek
  • Hour of Revelation
  • Nature's Lore
  • Rockalanche
  • Seismic Sense

Artifacts

Enchantments

  • Annie Joins Up
  • Bitter Work
  • Earthbender Ascension
  • Felidar Retreat
  • Terra Eternal
  • Terrasymbiosis
  • The Legend of Kyoshi

Lands

Basics

  • Forest
  • Mountain
  • Plains

Frequently asked

How much does a real Toph, the First Metalbender deck cost?

The EDHREC average Toph, the First Metalbender list prices out around $676 in real cards (85 of 88 cards priced at today's market).

How much does it cost to proxy a Toph, the First Metalbender 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 Toph, the First Metalbender deck in Commander?

In casual pods, usually yes — with your playgroup's OK (Rule 0). Toph, the First Metalbender is one of the most-built commanders on EDHREC (28,880 decks), so most tables know the deck. Proxies are playtest cards and are never legal in sanctioned tournaments.

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