Turbo

Turbo is a cEDH deck archetype whereby the deck seeks to close out the game as quickly as possible, usually by using Ad Nauseam or Peer into the Abyss to draw a large chunk of cards and build a win from there. Other ways of going Turbo include having a low to the ground, easy to establish, infinite combo using a commander with another card, or an extremely efficient win line such as Thassa's Oracle + Demonic Consultation. Turbo is the archetype that gives cEDH its notoriety for games ending on turn 3, as they attempt to sledgehammer through interaction and win as soon as they can bring their powerful combos and enablers to bear. If stopped, they bring the sledgehammer back and try to swing it down again later in the game, often falling back on value engines to build up the resources to attempt another win.

This section will also include Storm decks, as they are also trying to go fast usually.

*See Also:* Ad Nauseam

## Turbo Decks

*This list is not exhaustive*

*See Also:* Turbo (Category)

### Mono-Color

Arcum Daggson: Mono-blue that uses its commander to assemble fast wins or pivot to a stax gameplan.

Godo, Bandit Warlord: A blazing fast mono-red deck that assembles a one-card combo with Helm of the Host solely off its commander.

K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth: A mono-Black list that uses its commander to cheat mana costs using the player's life as a resource.

Magda, Brazen Outlaw: Commander-centric artifact list that uses Clock of Omens to gain access to its entire deck.

Marwyn, the Nurturer: Elfball that uses Marwyn as a one-card combo with Umbal Mantle to generate infinite mana.

Selvala, Heart of the Wilds: A mono-green Storm deck that uses its commander with massive, cheap creatures to storm off.

Teshar, Ancestor's Apostle: Krark-Clan Ironworks based storm deck that uses its commander to assemble loops using artifacts.

### Two-Color

Anje Falkenrath: Commander-centric Rakdos deck that churns through its deck looking for Worldgorger or Dockside Curio wins.

The Gitrog Monster: A Golgari deck that uses a discard outlet and its commander to loop its deck. How does it work? Nobody knows.

Golgari Hulk: A green-black deck that wants to sacrifice a Protean Hulk as soon as possible in order to tutor up a lethal combination of creatures. Commander is a sack outlet for the Hulk.

Grenzo, Dungeon Warden: Turbo Naus with Doomsday piles crackable through its commander that uses Kiki and Snoop lines.

Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain: Izzet Artifact Storm that uses its commander as a draw engine to churn through its deck and assemble a Sensei's Top or Underworld Breach win.

Kodama of the East Tree + Sakashima of a Thousand Faces: A "trigger-storm" deck that abuses all manner of cards that generate infinite value when set up with two Kodamas.

Koll, the Forgemaster: A Skullclamp-focused deck that uses its commander as a combo piece to draw its deck and loop creatures to equipment that kill with burn damage.

Krark the Thumbless + Sakashima of a Thousand Faces: Izzet Storm that assembles its commanders to accrue enormous value off casting the same spells over and over. Also pivots well into a control deck, especially with free spells like Fierce Guardianship.

Mizzix of the Izmagnus: Izzet Storm that uses its commander as a massive cost reducer to go down storm lines.

Old Stickfingers: A resilient Reanimator list that basically has Buried Alive in the command zone.

Prime Speaker Vannifar: A Birthing Pod-style deck that can win off of just a creature and its commander.

Prosper, Tome-Bound: Breach, Ad Naus, and Doomsday centric storm that uses its commander to crack DDay piles and be a backup card advantage engine.

Rograkh, Son of Rogahh + Tevesh Szat, Doom of Fools: Turbo Naus that also uses Bolas' Citadel and Razaketh to assemble fast wins.

### Three-Color

Animar, Soul of Elements: A creature-based combo deck that uses its commander with a suite of artifact creatures to assemble infinite counters on Animar and kill the table with Ballista.

Dargo/Rograkh + Thrasios: Rograkh for Polymorph, Dargo for Neoform or Eldritch Evolution shenanigans, plus a robust Temur Storm core with plenty of grind game because #justThrasiosthings.

Evelyn the Covetous: A Grixis deck that also wins through Worldgorger Dragon and its commander.

Extus, Oriq Overlord: a resilient Naus deck that uses its commander to rebuy creatures like Ranger-Captain of Eos that sack themselves.

Grixis Turbo Naus: A collection of commanders that all do similar things with the power provided by the Grixis Naus core. Choices include Armix, Filigree Thrasher + Kraum, Ludevic's Opus, Kess Dissident Mage, Krark the Thumbless + Silas Renn, Rograkh + Silas, Cormela, and Malcolm + Vial Smasher.

Inalla, Archmage Ritualist: A Grixis Turbo that has an incredibly complex one-card wincon with Spellseeker, as well as utilizing other typical Turbo cards.

Jund Naus: Irka Shidiq i+ Rograkh or Dargo the Shipwrecker to be enablers for fast Naus or enable additional combo lines or cheating in Razaketh respectively.

Korvold, Fae-Cursed King: Dockside go BRRRRRRRT: the deck. Korvold is a backup grind engine and enables gross things with treasure tokens.

Krark the Thumbless + Thrasios: A Temur Storm deck that uses Krark to copy one-card wincons like Eldritch Evolution, Neoform, and Chord of Calling.

Malcolm, Keen-Eyed Navigator + Tana, the Bloodsower: A creature combo deck that has a one-card wincon in Glint-Horn Buccaneer, with backup plans of Niv Curiosity and Dualcaster Mage.

Malcolm, Keen-Eyed Navigator/Sakashima of a Thousand Faces + Tymna the Weaver: a Turbo Naus deck that uses its commanders as midrange grind engines if stopped.

Mardu Tymna: Tymna + Jeska or Rograkh to have an infinite mana sink or fast mana enabler respectively, as well as Tymna as a backup grind engine.

Sidisi, Brood Tyrant: Self-Mill combo Sultai deck that wants to reanimate a Thoracle or Laboratory Maniac.

Tasigur, the Golden Fang: A Naus build of Banana man that also can cheat in massive creatures if stopped.

Zur the Enchanter: A Necropotence-based Storm deck that also uses Naus and other black-based storm enablers.

### 4+ Color

Breya, Etherium Shaper: Infinite mana outlet in the command zone for all manner of combos found off Naus and the bevvy of artifact tutors.

Codie, Vociferous Codex: 5C Naus that uses its commander with a 1-mana spell to "cascade" into Profane Tutor, which finds Ad Naus.

The First Sliver: A Food Chain Naus deck that sinks Chain mana into its commander and casts its deck.

Kenrith, the Returned King: 5-color Turbo Naus Storm. All the good storm cards from other decks in one deck!

Omnath, Locus of Creation: A base-Jeskai deck that builds heavy into Dockside Extortionist-based combos,using its commander as an explosive ritual with fetchlands and outlet.

Tiamat: Food chain, Naus, and a unique combo that Tiamat fetches all the pieces of. Oh yeah, and it plays Dream Halls.

Tymna, the Weaver + Kraum, Ludevic's Opus: An aggressive Naus deck that leans on its commanders for double card advantage and can pivot to Midrange if stopped.

Whiteless Turbo Naus: Either Ikra Shidiqi + Kraum or Thrasios + Vial Smasher for lifegain for better Nauses and enabling early spells and sacrifice rituals respectively.

Yidris, Maelstrom Wielder: A manual storm deck that uses its commander as a cracked engine to double up on every spell it casts.