A pod without the planning.
Face one, two or three AI opponents. Choose their decks and playstyles.
Play Commander against up to three AI opponents, right in your browser. Bring your own deck, any time you like.
Keep the risky hand. Find the better line. Learn what your deck can do when there’s a whole table pushing back.



Face one, two or three AI opponents. Choose their decks and playstyles.
Practice mulligans, sequencing and combat. You choose the plays; Forge handles the rules.
Take what you learn back to your real table.
Eight ready-to-play decks, or bring your own 100-card list.

Why attack just once?

Blitz, die, repeat.

Build a better engine.

Everyone’s a bear now.
Also at the table: Isshin · Obeka · Okaun & Zndrsplt · Zaxara
Try a different opening hand
Save protection for the big turn
Find room for one more favorite
Illustration: the practice notebookCommander against one to three AI opponents, in your browser. Pick one of eight starter decks or import a supported 100-card list. The Forge rules engine runs the game; the plays are yours.
Yes. Paste a 100-card list and name your commander (supported partners work too). We check the size and Forge support before saving. You can also make a variant of any deck.
No. Create an account and play in your browser. A laptop or desktop gives the board the most room.
Not yet: for now it’s you against AI opponents. Use it to get reps with your decks between games with your friends.
Forge’s rules-based AI, in four playstyles. It’s a good practice partner but can miss combos or make odd plays, so treat a game as a chance to learn your deck, not a prediction of how it will fare against people.
Yes. Your imported decks, collection, notes and game history are tied to your account; other players can’t see them.