So Many Exile Zones! | Casual EDH Gameplay | Faldorn vs Chun-li vs Tor/Obsoh vs Tana/Ravos

Deck Strategies

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  Zethi, Arcane Blademaster

  The deck aims to attack opponents with a swarm of wolves generated by casting spells from exile.

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  Tana, the Bloodsower & Ravos, Soultender

  This deck works by sacrificing creatures for value and pinging opponents, a typical Aristocrats strategy.

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  Faldorn, Dread Wolf Herald

  The game plan here is to cast spells from exile, thus generating a pack of wolves to attack opponents.

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  Tor Wauki the Younger

  The deck aims to ping opponents via the strategic use of one-drop creatures.

• Chun-Li of Countless Kicks

  This deck aims to generate value through multiple kickers and cantrip spells, ensuring Chun-Li gets through combat and generating value through various spell-slinger creatures.

Gameplay Insights

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  Faldorn, Dread Wolf Herald's ability to generate wolf tokens when casting spells from exile makes it a formidable force on the battlefield.

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  Tor Wauki's strategy of using one-drop creatures to ping opponents can quickly accumulate damage, making it a threat that can't be ignored.

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  The Aristocrats strategy of Tana and Ravos, using creature sacrifice for value, can lead to a deadly board state if not kept in check.

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  Chun-Li's ability to generate value from multi-kicker and cantrip spells can give her the upper hand in longer, grindier games.

Notable Cards

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  Faldorn, Dread Wolf Herald

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  Tor Wauki the Younger

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  Tana, the Bloodsower

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  Ravos, Soultender

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  Kodama's Reach

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  Blisterpod

Summary

The game kicked off with an exciting line up of commanders, each showcasing unique strategies. Faldorn, Dread Wolf Herald, took advantage of casting spells from exile and populating the board with wolf tokens. Tor Wauki the Younger, on the other hand, aimed to ping opponents with one-drops, while Tana and Ravos played out an Aristocrats-style strategy, sacrificing creatures for value. Chun-Li of Countless Kicks, true to her Street Fighter origins, aimed to generate value through multiple kickers. The game saw each player advancing their strategies, with notable plays from Faldorn generating wolf tokens and Tor Wauki's one-drop strategy. However, the game was still in progress at the time of the transcript cut-off.