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How many lands, ramp and draw do Gisela, the Broken Blade decks run?

Gisela, the Broken Blade decks run a median of 34 lands and 10 ramp cards, across 19 public decks on Moxfield.

Moxfield lists 4 of these 19 Gisela, the Broken Blade decks as bracket 4. We need at least 8 decks to give a bracket its own column, so they count only in the numbers for all of these decks.

Counted on , from decks collected in July and November 2026.

We counted these 19 decks with the same code EDHTuner runs on your deck. That is a small count, so a median here can sit a card or two away from what a bigger count would show.

Compared with all decks, Gisela, the Broken Blade decks run more protection (6 against 2) and more mass disruption (4 against 2).

The first number in each row is the median for these decks, and the range after it covers the middle half of them. The last column is the median across all 18,414 decks we counted.

This commanderAll decks
Lands34 (33-37)34
Ramp10 (10-12)11
Card advantage8 (6-11)9
Targeted disruption6 (6-9)9
Mass disruption4 (3-5)2
Protection6 (4-9)2
Decks counted1918,414

Moxfield lists these decks as bracket 2 (6 decks), bracket 3 (9) and bracket 4 (4).

Gisela, the Broken Blade bracket 3 decks

These are the same rows for the 9 bracket 3 decks, by the bracket Moxfield lists for each one. No other bracket holds at least 8 of these decks, so the others count only in the numbers for all of these decks. The Bracket 3 column holds 9 decks. That small count can put its medians a card or two away from what a bigger count would show.

Bracket 3
Lands34 (33-35)
Ramp10 (10-11)
Card advantage8 (6-11)
Targeted disruption7 (6-10)
Mass disruption4 (3-5)
Protection7 (6-9)
Decks counted9

What Gisela, the Broken Blade bracket 3 decks run

These are the nonland cards these 9 bracket 3 decks run most, with how many of them run each one. The last column counts the same cards in the other 10 Gisela, the Broken Blade decks. With 9 decks this is a small count, so a few more decks could change the order.

CardBracket 3This commander's other decks
Bruna, the Fading Light9 of 910 of 10
Search for Glory8 of 910 of 10
Sol Ring8 of 99 of 10
Mind Stone7 of 97 of 10
Swords to Plowshares7 of 910 of 10
Path to Exile6 of 99 of 10
Swiftfoot Boots6 of 98 of 10
Thalia's Lancers6 of 96 of 10
Arcane Signet5 of 98 of 10
Archaeomancer's Map5 of 91 of 10

What bracket is a Gisela, the Broken Blade deck?

Of the 19 Gisela, the Broken Blade decks we counted, 12 (63%) need at least bracket 3, and 4 (21%) need at least bracket 4.

Each deck's lowest bracket here comes from Wizards' bracket rules, as EDHTuner's engine reads them from the deck's cards. The engine checks Game Changers, two-card infinite combos from Commander Spellbook, mass land denial and extra-turn cards.

Lowest bracketDecksShare
Bracket 1632%
Bracket 215%
Bracket 3842%
Bracket 4421%

One deck can meet several of these rules, and its lowest bracket is the highest one any of them asks for.

What the deck runsNeeds at leastDecks
More than three Game ChangersBracket 43
Mass land denialBracket 41
One to three Game ChangersBracket 39
A two-card infinite comboBracket 34
An extra-turn cardBracket 21

The rules also weigh how early a combo can win and whether extra turns get chained. The cards alone do not show that, so a deck can belong in a higher bracket than the one shown here. On Moxfield, none of these decks has a bracket below the lowest one the rules allow.

Cards Gisela, the Broken Blade decks run most

These are the nonland cards these 19 decks run most, with how many of them run each one. The last column is the share of the other decks we counted that run the same card, out of those whose colors allow it.

CardThese decksOther decks
Bruna, the Fading Light19 of 191%
Search for Glory18 of 191%
Sol Ring17 of 1986%
Swords to Plowshares17 of 1962%
Path to Exile15 of 1940%
Mind Stone14 of 1914%
Swiftfoot Boots14 of 1918%
Arcane Signet13 of 1967%
Pearl Medallion12 of 192%
Thalia's Lancers12 of 19under 1%
Court of Grace11 of 192%
Lightning Greaves11 of 1922%
Sword of the Animist11 of 194%
Angel of Destiny10 of 191%
Angelic Accord10 of 19under 1%
Austere Command10 of 199%
Giada, Font of Hope10 of 19under 1%
Heirloom Blade10 of 19under 1%
Righteous Valkyrie10 of 191%
Starnheim Aspirant10 of 19under 1%

Cards that set these decks apart

These cards are not in the table above. Each one is in at least three in ten of these decks, and the other decks whose colors allow it run it far less often.

CardThese decksOther decks
The Book of Exalted Deeds10 of 19under 1%
Tome of Legends10 of 19under 1%
Valkyrie Harbinger10 of 19under 1%
Archangel of Thune9 of 193%
Bishop of Wings9 of 19under 1%
Cleansing Nova9 of 192%
Commander's Plate9 of 193%
Emeria Shepherd9 of 192%
Endless Atlas9 of 19under 1%
Keeper of the Accord9 of 193%

Themes EDHTuner finds in these decks

EDHTuner reads each deck's themes from the rules text on its cards, the same way it reads yours. This is how many of the 19 decks it finds each theme in, for the themes it finds in at least a quarter of them. One deck can have several.

ThemeDecks
Equipment10 of 19
Graveyard value10 of 19
Lifegain10 of 19
Angel tribal10 of 19
Stax & taxes9 of 19

Similar commanders

Decks for these commanders have the same colors as these decks, or EDHTuner finds some of the same themes in them. The words after each name say what they share.

The Commander deck numbers page shows the same rows for each bracket and says what each row counts.

The bracket 3 page shows what all the decks we counted at that bracket run.

The lands page shows how many lands Commander decks run at each bracket, and the bracket checker names the lowest bracket your own deck fits.

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