Is Tivit Underrated As a Token Commander??? | Tivit, Seller of Secrets (EDH/Commander Gameplay)

Deck Strategies

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  Tivit, Seller of Secrets

  The deck aims to generate value over time with the commander's ability to create tokens, which can be used for mana or card draw. It also aims to control the board state with cards like Junk Winder.

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  Varchild, Betrayer of Kjeldor

  This deck appears to focus on creating disruptive game states with cards like Price of Glory and Bedlam, while also generating tokens with the commander's ability.

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  Emmara, Soul of the Accord

  The deck aims to create a large number of tokens using the commander's ability and then enhance those tokens with cards like Divine Visitation.

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  Gishath, Sun's Avatar

  This deck appears to be a dinosaur tribal deck that aims to ramp up quickly and cast large creatures, although the full strategy was not fully shown in the transcript.

Gameplay Insights

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  The decision of the Tivit player to tap down key creatures with Junk Winder was a crucial control move that impacted the game state significantly.

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  Varchild's play of Price of Glory introduced an interesting dynamic to the game, discouraging interaction during other players' turns due to the threat of land destruction.

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  The Emmara player's use of Divine Visitation dramatically increased the power of their token strategy by upgrading their 1/1 tokens to 4/4 angels.

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  The Gishath player's use of Urza's Incubator demonstrated a clear plan to ramp out large dinosaur creatures, although this was not fully realized in the transcript.

Notable Cards

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  Price of Glory

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  Bedlam

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  Divine Visitation

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  Junk Winder

Summary

The game started with all players developing their mana base and ramping up for their respective strategies. Tivit, Seller of Secrets player managed to start generating value with their commander early, creating a steady stream of tokens. Varchild, Betrayer of Kjeldor player introduced an interesting dynamic to the game by playing Price of Glory, which threatened to destroy lands if used for mana during other players' turns. Later, Varchild also played Bedlam, which stopped creatures from blocking, potentially speeding up the game. Emmara, Soul of the Accord player, managed to leverage their commander's ability to generate tokens and even upgraded the tokens to 4/4 angels with Divine Visitation. However, the Tivit player managed to control the board with Junk Winder, tapping down key creatures on the battlefield.