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Win Conditions
▸Repeated annihilator triggers strip lands and blockers until you swing for lethal
▸Commander damage from a counter-pumped, evasive Ulamog
▸Casting multiple Eldrazi titans to overwhelm the table with size and triggers
Archetypes
Eldrazi Ramp — Colorless big-mana shells naturally chain into Ulamog and other titans.
Voltron/Beatdown — Annihilator plus evasion turns Ulamog into a fast, board-wiping clock.
Mill/Exile Synergy — Cards landing in exile with high mana values directly boost its counters and annihilator.
Stax-lite — Annihilator and forced sacrifices grind opponents' boards and resources down.
Combos
No combos found for this commander on Commander Spellbook.
When you cast this spell, target opponent exiles the top half of their library, rounded up.
Ward—Sacrifice two permanents.
Ulamog enters with a number of +1/+1 counters on it equal to the greatest mana value among cards in exile.
Ulamog has annihilator X, where X is the number of +1/+1 counters on it.
Ramp into a 10-mana threat fast, then beat down with a creature carrying annihilator equal to the biggest mana value in exile—often crippling a board in a single swing. Cast Ulamog from the command zone to exile half an opponent's library, then exploit those exiled cards (and your own) to grow its counters and annihilator number. You win by smashing face with a hard-to-remove, hard-to-block colorless monster while annihilator strips defenses.
Colorless identity slots into and supports any Eldrazi/big-mana shell with the strongest annihilator payoff in the format
Ward—Sacrifice two permanents makes targeted removal expensive and punishing
Cast trigger and ETB give value the moment it resolves, even if it's removed
Annihilator X scales absurdly—exiling high-MV cards can make it a one-shot army-killer
Self-mill/exile and graveyard hate effects feed its counter count
10 mana means heavy ramp is mandatory or it arrives far too late
Bounce, exile, and -X/-X effects sidestep Ward and reset the counters
If little is in exile, it enters small with weak annihilator
Wrath-based decks can answer it before it connects, and it doesn't protect your board
Colorless gives no access to interaction, card draw, or counterspells beyond artifacts
Legendary Creature — Eldrazi