Bright-Palm, Soul Awakener

March of the Machine Commander · 2023 Commander precon

Call for Backup upgrade guide

Budget upgrades, cuts and the full decklist for Bright-Palm, Soul Awakener.

Colors
WRG
Deck value
$107.94
Avg mana value
3.57
$50 plan
10 swaps

Call for Backup is a Naya (white-red-green) Commander precon from March of the Machine Commander (2023), led by Bright-Palm, Soul Awakener. Out of the box it runs 38 lands, 11 ramp pieces, 5 card-draw effects, 8 removal spells and 1 board wipe, with an average mana value of 3.57.

Measured against a typical Commander build, it's lightest on board wipes and card draw, and 11 of its lands enter tapped. Its game plan leans on +1/+1 counters, so the plan below favors cards that push that. The $50 plan below makes 10 swaps for $22.09.

Deck health

PreconAfter upgradesTarget
Lands38→36
✓ Good land count
Ramp11→9
1 short of ~10
Card draw5→7
3 short of ~10
Removal8
✓ On target
Board wipes1→2
1 short of ~3
Protection0→2
✓ On target

$50 budget plan

Best upgrades for Call for Backup

10 swaps for $22.09, built around +1/+1 counters. Prices as of November 6, 2026.

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Call for Backup decklist

Commander (1)

Sorceries (3)

Enchantments (4)

FAQ

How much is the Call for Backup precon worth?

At current prices the 100 cards in Call for Backup are worth about $107.94 as singles (cheapest printings, TCGplayer market price as of November 6, 2026).

What are the best budget upgrades for Call for Backup?

For about $22.09, our top picks are Swiftfoot Boots, Blasphemous Act, Skullclamp, Lightning Greaves, Hardened Scales. The full 10-card plan with cuts is above, and the upgrade tool can rebuild it for any budget.

What should I cut from Call for Backup?

Start with Bretagard Stronghold, Llanowar Reborn, Krosan Verge, Temple of Abandon. These are the least-played or slowest cards that don't support the deck's plan.

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