Deck & Commander Strategies
Magda, Brazen Outlaw
Generate treasure tokens to ramp into big threats quickly and leverage equipment and artifact synergies to deal early damage and build board presence.
Tasha, the Witch Queen
Control the board while generating card advantage through her static and activated abilities, enabling midrange and combo plays.
Kodama of the East Tree
Utilize landfall and recursion effects to maintain board presence and enable combo synergies with artifacts and creatures.
Sakashima of a Thousand Faces
Copy key creatures to cascade triggered abilities, enabling value and combo loops with artifacts like Cloudstone Curio for infinite or near-infinite plays.
Birgi, God of Storytelling // Harnfel, Horn of Bounty
Generate mana and card advantage through treasure creation and spellcasting, supporting aggressive tempo and combo strategies.
Gameplay Insights
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Sakashima and Kodama’s interaction with artifact recursion and cloudstone curio enabled an infinite loop that was pivotal in securing the win.
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Early application of pressure by Magda forced opponents to respond quickly and disrupted their tempo.
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The use of Force of Will and Trickbind effectively countered critical spells and abilities but was insufficient to stop the artifact-based combo.
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Players maximized the use of mana rocks and artifact synergies to accelerate their game plans efficiently.
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The complex sequencing of triggered abilities was crucial to maintaining the combo’s sustainability and avoiding disruption.
Notable Cards
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Jeweled Lotus
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Cloudstone Curio
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Ancient Tomb
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Chromatic Star
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Force of Will
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Tangle Wire
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Magda, Brazen Outlaw
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Tasha, the Witch Queen
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Sakashima of a Thousand Faces
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Kodama of the East Tree
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Demonic Tutor
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Impact Tremors
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Dwarven Bloodboiler
Gameplay Summary
The game featured a competitive cEDH multiplayer match with five players piloting aggressive and combo-oriented decks.
Early turns saw players establishing mana bases and deploying key ramp and utility artifacts such as Jeweled Lotus, Chromatic Star, and Ancient Tomb, setting up for explosive plays.
Magda’s board presence pressured opponents early, while Tasha’s Witch Queen was deployed to generate card advantage and control options.
The interaction between Sakashima and Kodama allowed for cascading permanent recursion and artifact retrieval, enabling a complex loop involving Cloudstone Curio and various mana rocks.
This loop created a near-infinite sequence that forced one player to concede due to the overwhelming combo potential.
Throughout the game, players used disruption like Force of Will and Trickbind to contest critical plays, but the intricate artifact-based combo ultimately decided the game in favor of the player piloting Sakashima and Kodama.
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