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WHO'S THE BEST FROG COMMANDER IN cEDH - PLAY TO WIN vs THE GRIM TUTORS

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Commanders featured in this Gameplay Reviewed & Verified

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • The Gitrog Monster

    The Gitrog Monster

    This deck uses its commander in combination with Dakmor Salvage and a discard outlet to generate a large amount of card advantage and win the game.

  • The Gitrog Monster Thalia and The Gitrog Monster

    Thalia and The Gitrog Monster

    This deck uses its commanders to run a Stax strategy, aiming to disrupt opponents while generating value with its commander.

  • Yargle and Multani

    Yargle and Multani

    This deck is a Voltron-style deck that seeks to power up its commanders and deal lethal commander damage to opponents.

  • Grolnok, the Omnivore

    Grolnok, the Omnivore

    This deck focuses on self-mill and using its commander's ability to win with Thassa's Oracle.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Oblivion's play of Life's Legacy followed by Necromancy was a powerful combination that allowed them to refill their hand and maintain a strong board presence.

  • 2

    Cameron's use of Dismember to disrupt Pez's attempted Brain Freeze combo was a crucial play that prevented a potential early win.

  • 3

    The use of Thalia, Guardian of Thraben in a Gitrog Monster deck is an interesting strategic choice, providing a disruptive element to a typically combo-focused strategy.

Notable Cards

  • Life's Legacy

    Life's Legacy

  • Necromancy

    Necromancy

  • Brain Freeze

    Brain Freeze

  • Dismember

    Dismember

  • Thalia, Guardian of Thraben

    Thalia, Guardian of Thraben

Gameplay Summary

The game started off with a focus on mana ramp and board setup, with each player deploying their commanders fairly early in the game.

The critical turning point came when Oblivion, piloting Yargle and Multani, cast Life's Legacy, sacrificing Yargle and Multani to draw a huge number of cards.

This was swiftly followed by a Necromancy, bringing Yargle and Multani back to the battlefield.

With a formidable board presence and a refreshed hand, Oblivion was well-positioned for victory.

However, the game took an unexpected turn when Pez, playing Grolnok, attempted a Brain Freeze combo, which was disrupted by Cameron's timely Dismember.

Despite this setback, the game ended with Oblivion's victory, as they were able to leverage their card advantage and board presence to overcome the other players.

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