Final Fantasy Home Brew Edition 2: Vincent V Sin V Yuma V Kefka #mtg #mtggameplay #edh

Decklists

Deck & Commander Strategies

Vincent, Vengeful Atoner
Aggressively build up Vincent's power through combat damage and equipment to deal damage to all opponents simultaneously once he reaches seven or more power.
Sin, Spira's Punishment
Fill the graveyard quickly to exile cards and create token copies of them, leveraging graveyard recursion to flood the board with powerful creatures and permanents.
Yuna, Hope of Spira
Focus on enchantment creatures with trample, lifelink, and ward, while recurring enchantments from the graveyard to maintain board presence and generate incremental value.
Kefka, Court Mage // Kefka, Ruler of Ruin
Use discard effects to force opponents to sacrifice permanents and draw cards, then transform Kefka into a flying avatar who draws cards whenever opponents lose life, combining disruption with card advantage.

Gameplay Insights

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Vincent's use of equipment like Commander Plate and Lightning Greaves helped accelerate his threat level by granting him haste, protection, and increased power.
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Sin's strategy depended heavily on filling the graveyard rapidly to maximize the value of exiling cards to create token copies, highlighting the importance of graveyard synergy in his deck.
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Yuna's enchantment recursion and buffs made her board resilient and difficult to remove, emphasizing a midrange approach that leverages enchantment synergy.
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Kefka's discard-triggered sacrifice effect created persistent pressure on opponents' resources, while the transformation into Kefka, Ruler of Ruin, shifted the game towards card advantage and incremental dominance.
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Mana fixing and ramp, such as fetchlands and talismans, played a crucial role in enabling the multicolor decks to reach their higher mana costs, setting up for their powerful plays.
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The dynamic of the game was shaped by the contrasting playstyles: Vincent's aggressive mono-red damage dealing, Sin's graveyard recursion, Yuna's enchantment-based midrange value, and Kefka's disruptive discard and card draw engine.

Notable Cards

Lightning Greaves
Talisman of Dominance
Utopia Sprawl
Buried Ruin
Blooming Marsh
Scalding Tarn
Volcanic Island

Gameplay Summary

The game began with each player setting up their respective Final Fantasy-themed Commander decks, each embodying distinct strategies aligned with their commanders.

Vincent, Vengeful Atoner, pursued an aggressive mono-red build focused on quickly growing Vincent through combat damage and equipment to spread damage to all opponents once his power reached seven or more.

Sin, Spira's Punishment, leveraged a graveyard recursion strategy where exiling cards from the graveyard created token copies, aiming to overwhelm opponents with a growing board.

Yuna, Hope of Spira, centered around enchantment creatures, utilizing a mechanic to return enchantments from the graveyard and buff her team with trample, lifelink, and ward, focusing on sustainability and incremental advantage.

Kefka, Court Mage, employed a discard and draw engine that forced opponents to sacrifice permanents and then transformed into a powerful flying avatar that rewarded dealing damage with card draw, blending disruption and card advantage.

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