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How many lands, ramp and draw do Ozai, the Phoenix King decks run?

Ozai, the Phoenix King decks run a median of 34.5 lands and 10.5 ramp cards, across 20 public decks on Moxfield.

Moxfield lists 7 of these 20 Ozai, the Phoenix King 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 20 decks with the same code EDHTuner runs on your deck.

Compared with all decks, Ozai, the Phoenix King decks run more protection (4 against 2) and more mass disruption (3 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
Lands34.5 (33-37)34
Ramp10.5 (10-13)11
Card advantage8 (7-11)9
Targeted disruption9 (6-11)9
Mass disruption3 (2-4)2
Protection4 (3-5)2
Decks counted2018,414

Moxfield lists these decks as bracket 2 (5 decks), bracket 3 (7), bracket 4 (7) and bracket 5 (1).

What bracket is an Ozai, the Phoenix King deck?

Of the 20 Ozai, the Phoenix King decks we counted, 15 (75%) need at least bracket 3, and 8 (40%) 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 1525%
Bracket 200%
Bracket 3735%
Bracket 4840%

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 45
Mass land denialBracket 44
One to three Game ChangersBracket 310
A two-card infinite comboBracket 312
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 Ozai, the Phoenix King decks run most

These are the nonland cards these 20 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
Sol Ring20 of 2086%
Arcane Signet19 of 2067%
Sozin's Comet15 of 20under 1%
The Last Agni Kai15 of 201%
Dark Ritual14 of 2036%
Jeska's Will14 of 2027%
Mana Geyser14 of 207%
Aggravated Assault13 of 204%
Avatar Roku, Firebender13 of 20under 1%
Fated Firepower13 of 20under 1%
Neheb, the Eternal13 of 202%
Rakdos Signet13 of 2024%
Redirect Lightning13 of 208%
Talisman of Indulgence13 of 2034%
Deflecting Swat12 of 2035%
Doubling Cube12 of 20under 1%
Exsanguinate12 of 205%
Seething Song12 of 208%
The Legend of Roku // Avatar Roku12 of 20under 1%
Big Score11 of 209%

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
Braid of Fire11 of 20under 1%
Leyline Tyrant11 of 20under 1%
The Rise of Sozin // Fire Lord Sozin11 of 20under 1%
Bolt Bend10 of 206%
Torment of Hailfire10 of 204%
Electro, Assaulting Battery9 of 202%
Firebender Ascension9 of 20under 1%
Firebending Student9 of 20under 1%
Zuko, Exiled Prince9 of 20under 1%
Fire Nation Turret8 of 20under 1%

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 20 decks it finds each theme in, for the themes it finds in at least a quarter of them. One deck can have several.

ThemeDecks
Combat damage11 of 20
Extra combat11 of 20
Big mana (X-spells & mana doublers)7 of 20
Impulse draw (exile & play from exile)7 of 20
Spellslinger6 of 20

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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