HOW GOOD ARE ATTRACTIONS IN cEDH? with ANNA MARGARET - MYRA vs KAYLA vs OB NIXILIS vs YENNETT

Deck Strategies

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  Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign

  The Yennett deck aims to manipulate the top of its library to take advantage of Yennett's ability to cast odd-cost spells for free.

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  Myra the Magnificent

  Myra's strategy revolves around exile synergies, seeking to accrue value from cards exiled by its commander and other effects.

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  Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin

  Ob Nixilis aims to generate a large amount of mana, enabling it to play powerful spells and establish board dominance.

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  Queen Kayla bin-Kroog

  Queen Kayla adopts a control strategy, using cards like Trinisphere and Rule Of Law to slow the game and restrict opponents' actions.

Gameplay Insights

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  Nate's rapid mana rock setup in the early game showed the power of fast mana in Commander.

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  The Trinisphere played by Cameron significantly shaped the pace of the game, forcing players to adapt their strategies.

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  Anna's Toxic Deluge was a critical play, resetting the board state and disrupting Nate's early game advantage.

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  Cameron's Rule Of Law further slowed the game, demonstrating the power of stax effects in controlling the pace of Commander games.

Notable Cards

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  Trinisphere

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  Toxic Deluge

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  Rule of Law

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  Myra the Magnificent

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  Queen Kayla bin-Kroog

Summary

The game started off with a significant early tempo set by Nate (Ob Nixilis), who rapidly established a formidable board of mana rocks. Despite this, the game was kept in check by a Trinisphere played by Cameron (Queen Kayla). This slowed the pace of the game and forced the players to strategize around the Trinisphere. A Toxic Deluge from Anna (Myra) wiped the board and reset the game state, which was then followed by a Rule Of Law from Cameron, further controlling the pace of the game. Unfortunately, the game was cut off before a clear winner could be determined.