Three Budget Commander Decks In One With The Ninth Doctor and Clara Oswald!

The Ninth Doctor | llustrated by Colin Boyer
Clara Oswald | Illustrated by Marta Nael
TARDIS | Illustrated by Chris Ostrowski
Hello, everyone! Welcome to another install of BathroomBrews. Today I'll be showcasing not one, not two, but three different Commander decks using the same partner pair of The Ninth Doctor
To make it as easy as possible to swap decks, the core of the deck will be Izzet with a total of 65 cards including the commanders and lands, while each of the modules will be 35 cards, which include 18 nonlands and 17 lands. I tried to make each of the themes distinctive and synergize with the commander, and because we don't know the final prices of the singles for the precons, I decided to leave out the new cards.
As I said, I usually aim for $50 budget decks, but this time around I tried to keep the cost of the core and one of the modules under $100, and as always this is excluding the cost of the commander. You can find all the deck lists at the end of the article. Okay, with all of the explanation out of the way, let's get into it!
The Core
Let's kick things off with the core of the deck. Aside from The Ninth Doctor
Suspend Your Disbelief
One of the main themes of the precon The Ninth Doctor
Dungeon-Diving
The other mechanic that works surprisingly well with multiple upkeeps is the initiative. The Undercity
Keeping Up Card Advantage
Of course, there are cards that have great upkeep triggers that we want multiple of. Starting off, we have As Foretold
The Ninth Doctor & Clara Oswald - Izzet Core
View on ArchidektCommander (2)
Creatures (10)
Lands (20)
Sorceries (5)
Artifacts (14)
Instants (5)
The Grixis Module
The Grixis module was the first one I built, so I figured we'd start there. The first card that made the list was Phyrexian Arena
If stealing cards is more your speed, Xanathar, Guild Kingpin
The Jeskai Module
While Grixis might be the color of burn, Jeskai lets us make an army of tokens to protect the initiative. Normally I'd cut Assemble the Legion
As for winning with the deck, there are three cards that come to mind right away I had to include. First is Azor's Elocutors
Next is more of a two-card synergy with Restore Balance to remove everyone's creatures, lands, and hands, preferably while we have the initiative. And Hama Pashar, Ruin Seeker to help speed up the win.
Jeskai Module
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Lands (17)
Enchantments (4)
Creatures (8)
Instants (4)
Sorceries (2)
The Temur Module
Last but not least is the Temur module. The first creature I thought of was Progenitor Mimic. It's a card I've loved for a long time, but I've always felt it under-performed. However, I think this is the perfect deck for it thanks to the multiple upkeep triggers. Next is Wolverine Riders, or as I like to call it, budget Tendershoot Dryad. While we only gain one life for each of the tokens, we can easily create a massive army in just a few turn cycles. Lastly, Awakening Zone provides us with much-needed ramp, even if it is colorless.
Green also provides us with some powerful card advantage options thanks to Court of Bounty. Even without the monarch, we can ramp multiple lands each turn to quickly take over games. Next is Gaea's Will, which is a green version of Yawgmoth's Will. While I didn't include any combos with it in this deck, it is still a great way to recur key cards. We also have Hydra's Growth, which will quickly turn any creature into a huge threat.
Temur Module
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Creatures (6)
Enchantments (4)
Instants (1)
Sorceries (6)
Artifacts (1)
Upgrades
If you're looking to spend just a little more money, I'd recommend adding The Scarab God to the Grixis module. It's another win condition, card advantage engine, and overall powerhouse of a card. For the Jesksai module Land Tax is a monster, allowing you to dig more lands than you'll know what to do with from your deck. For the Temur module, Koma, Cosmos Serpent is a great token-generator and win condition that's even more powerful with additional upkeep steps.
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