About Anointed Procession
Anointed Procession is a premium Anointed Procession MTG proxy card from Magic: The Gathering‘s Amonkhet set. This white enchantment is most useful in decks built around tokens, aristocrats, and go-wide Commander strategies, making it a strong option for casual Commander, cube, display, and deck testing.
| Mana Cost | ![]() ![]() |
|---|---|
| Type | Enchantment |
| Text | If an effect would create one or more tokens under your control, it creates twice that many of those tokens instead. |
| Set | Amonkhet AKH #2 |
| Rarity | Rare |
What Anointed Procession Does
Anointed Procession doubles the number of tokens created under your control. If an effect would make one or more tokens, it makes twice that many instead. Creature tokens, Treasure tokens, Clues, Food, Blood, copies, and other token types can all benefit if the effect is creating tokens under your control.
The main value of Anointed Procession is scaling. It does not create tokens by itself, but it makes every token-maker in your deck much more threatening. One Soldier becomes two. Five Treasures become ten. A normal token turn suddenly becomes the reason everyone at the table starts counting blockers with the grim focus of an accountant in a horror movie.
Best Uses for Anointed Procession MTG Proxy
- White token decks: Anointed Procession is one of the cleanest token-doubling effects available to white decks.
- Aristocrats decks: More creature tokens means more sacrifice fodder, death triggers, and drain potential.
- Treasure and artifact-token decks: Doubling noncreature tokens can turn resource engines into explosive turns.
- Commander testing: A proxy version is useful when testing whether your token deck wants another dedicated multiplier.
Recommended Interactions
Anointed Procession works well with cards that create repeated tokens, reward creature deaths, or turn wide boards into damage. It is strongest when your deck has enough token production before and after it resolves.
- Mondrak, Glory Dominus: Adds another token doubler and fits naturally into white token decks.
- Smothering Tithe: Treasure tokens become much more explosive when Anointed Procession doubles them.
- Myrel, Shield of Argive: Myrel’s Soldier token output scales quickly with a token doubler in play.
- Cathars’ Crusade: Large token bursts become team-wide counter explosions.
Cards That Work Well With Anointed Procession
Mondrak, Glory Dominus

Mondrak adds redundancy to the token-doubling plan and helps white token decks scale faster.
Smothering Tithe

Smothering Tithe creates Treasure tokens, and Anointed Procession can double those resources.
Myrel, Shield of Argive

Myrel creates Soldier tokens based on your Soldier count, making token doubling especially dangerous.
Cathars’ Crusade

Cathars’ Crusade turns doubled token creation into a large counter payoff for your whole board.
Decks That Want Anointed Procession
Anointed Procession fits best in white tokens, aristocrats, Soldier typal, and Treasure-heavy Commander decks. In cube, it works best when white has a clear token identity and enough makers to reward drafting around the enchantment.
For deck testing, Anointed Procession MTG proxy helps you see whether the card is a true engine in your list or a four-mana enchantment that waits around for somebody else to do the work.
Strengths and Considerations
The main strength of Anointed Procession is that it doubles many of the most common token plans in Commander. The main consideration is dependency. It needs token-making cards around it, and it can feel slow if drawn without a board or follow-up play.
ProxyKing cards are produced with premium print quality, proper trading-card size, ideal weight, consistent thickness, and a natural shuffle feel for sleeved casual play.
This is a proxy/playtest card for casual play, Commander, cube, display, and deck testing where proxies are allowed. It is not an official Magic card and is not tournament legal. Review our Proxy Use Policy for responsible casual use.
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