Imported, but validation found issues
- Single-commander deck must have 99 maindeck cards, found 110.
- Duplicate card detected: zombie x8
- Color identity mismatch: Human Soldier includes W outside the commander identity.
Wilhelt Value
Wilhelt, the Rotcleaver
Unoptimized, straightforward Commander.
Game Changers detected.
No Game Changers detected.
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Commander
Wilhelt, the Rotcleaver
Legendary Creature — Zombie Warrior
Generates card flow, so cheap support pieces help keep the engine moving.
Wants token support and ways to convert extra bodies into pressure or value.
Pushes toward combat, so haste, protection, and clean attack steps matter.
Whenever another Zombie you control dies, if it didn't have decayed, create a 2/2 black Zombie creature token with decayed. (It can't block. When it attacks, sacrifice it at end of combat.) At the beginning of your end step, you may sacrifice a Zombie. If you do, draw a card.
Mainboard
Switch between dense table view and visual printings review.
Tokens
Optional token package associated with this deck.
Card Condition Reference
Visible creasing, water exposure, ink wear, peeling, or other major issues that materially affect presentation or playability.
Strong whitening, surface wear, scuffs, or edge damage that is obvious at a glance but the card is still sleeve-playable.
Noticeable edge wear or surface marks under normal handling, but no major structural damage or severe creasing.
Minor edge wear or faint surface marks with overall clean presentation and no major defects.
Clean front and back with only minimal handling wear, appropriate for premium listings and close inspection.
How to check card condition before listing
Check cards in bright, indirect light and review the front, back, edges, and corners outside of sleeves.
Use the worst visible issue on the card, not the best angle. Whitening, dents, bends, ink wear, and clouding all count.
If a card is between two grades, list the lower one. Conservative grading reduces escrow disputes and keeps trust high.
Arbitration during escrow
DeckSwap compares received cards against the saved list, declared conditions, and any agreed notes before release.
If a card arrives materially below the listed condition, release pauses while support reviews photos, timestamps, and the inventory record.
Resolution can include proceed as-is, renegotiate equalization, partial credit, or return shipment depending on the severity of the mismatch.
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