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Quintorius, History Chaser

Legendary Planeswalker — Quintorius

· WR

· #401 (6,492 decks)

Whenever one or more cards leave your graveyard, create a 3/2 red and white Spirit creature token. +1: You may discard a card. If you do, draw two cards, then mill a card. −4: Spirits you control gain double strike and vigilance until end of turn. Quintorius, History Chaser can be your commander.

Budget

Filters

No tap-lands Fetchable only Snow basics

36 lands · total $25.35 budget: $100

Composition 17 Basics 10 Other Nonbasic 1 Check Lands 1 Common Dual Lands 1 Filter Lands 1 Odyssey Filter Lands 1 Pain Lands 1 Reveal Lands (Shadows / Snarls) 1 Shock Lands 1 Slow Lands 1 Temples (Scry Lands)

Top Lands · By Real-Deck Inclusion

$25.35 19

Basics

$1.27 17

Best Pricey Adds · Real-Deck Upgrades

Lands real expensive-variant Quintorius, History Chaser decks run that your current build doesn't include yet. Ranked by how often they appear in actual decks.

Arid Mesa

90% of expensive decks

$32.67

Elegant Parlor

75% of expensive decks

$10.52

Plateau

71% of expensive decks

$355.19

Spectator Seating

70% of expensive decks

$16.19

Sunbillow Verge

58% of expensive decks

$10.96

Urza's Saga

52% of expensive decks

$34.81

Marsh Flats

49% of expensive decks

$31.46

Windswept Heath

48% of expensive decks

$11.40

Flooded Strand

45% of expensive decks

$15.93

Bloodstained Mire

45% of expensive decks

$17.91

Wooded Foothills

41% of expensive decks

$18.12

Scalding Tarn

40% of expensive decks

$38.34

About This Manabase

Quintorius, History Chaser is a WR commander with a WR color identity, so any land that produces only those colors is fair game. Our auto-built manabase above starts at the Optimized $100 tier and ranks every pick by how often real EDHREC decks actually run it — so shocks and fetches show up where the budget allows, dropping to scry lands, gain lands, and tap-duals as the cap tightens.

Pick a tier above to reshape the manabase. The Budget ($25) tier mirrors what budget-deck players actually run — mostly basics and the cheapest utility lands; Optimized ($100) shifts to the “default” EDHREC variant with shocks, fast lands, and a couple of fetches when the budget allows; Unlimited uses the expensive-variant data — originals, full fetch suites, and premium duals appear when in identity. Filter out tap-lands for faster decks, or pin yourself to fetchable lands for a fetch-heavy ramp shell.