Deck Strategies
Aminatou, the Fateshifter
The deck aims to mill everyone out with Altar of The Brood or ping everyone to death with Corpse Knight, using Aminatou's ability to manipulate the top of the deck and flicker other permanents.
Phelddagrif
The deck aims to create a friendly atmosphere by giving out resources ('free hugs'), likely leveraging benefits from group hug-style effects.
Jugan, the Rising Star
The mono-green deck aims to generate a large amount of mana by repeatedly killing Jugan and placing its counters on mana-producing creatures, ultimately leading to a big finisher or combo.
Ishai/Toggo
The deck aims to utilize the synergies between Ishai and Toggo, potentially building around a card like Clock of Omens to generate value and control the board.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Jason's early use of Jetaxian Probe provided valuable information about opponents' plans, potentially influencing his decision-making throughout the early game.
- 2
The swift and unexpected combo win from Jason's Aminatou deck showcased the power of seemingly innocuous cards like Altar of The Brood when combined with the right synergies.
- 3
The game underscored the importance of interaction in Commander. Jason's combo, while potent, could have been disrupted by well-timed removal or counterspells.
Notable Cards
Aminatou, the Fateshifter
Altar of the Brood
Felidar Guardian
Clock of Omens
Summary
The game started with a typical pace, each player setting up their mana base and casting initial spells. Jason, piloting the Aminatou deck, quickly drew attention with a well-timed Jetaxian Probe early in the game, revealing key information about Matt's hand. However, the pace quickened when Jason managed to assemble a game-winning combo. Using Aminatou's ability to flicker Felidar Guardian, he was able to repeatedly trigger Altar of The Brood, thereby milling all opponents' libraries and securing a swift victory.