Commander VS: Sidar Kondo & Tana VS Tuvasa VS O-Kagachi VS Athreos [EDH]

Deck Strategies

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  Tuvasa the Sunlit

  This deck focuses on playing enchantments to boost Tuvasa's power and draw extra cards. The win condition typically involves dealing lethal commander damage.

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  Tana, the Bloodsower and Sidar Kondo of Jamuraa

  This deck aims to generate a large number of Saproling tokens with Tana, which can attack unblocked thanks to Sidar Kondo's ability. The deck wins by overwhelming opponents with a large token army.

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  O-Kagachi, Vengeful Kami

  This deck uses O-Kagachi's ability to exile opposing permanents as a deterrent against attacks. The win condition often involves controlling the board and dealing lethal damage with O-Kagachi.

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  Athreos, God of Passage

  This deck leverages Athreos's ability to recur creatures, often sacrificing them for value and forcing opponents to either allow the creature to return to hand or lose life. The deck wins through attrition and incremental life loss.

Gameplay Insights

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  The use of Cartouche of Knowledge on Tuvasa the Sunlit not only boosted the commander's power, but also provided card draw and gave Tuvasa flying, making it harder to block.

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  Talia, Heretic Cathar was effectively used to slow down opponents' game plans by making non-basic lands and creatures enter the battlefield tapped.

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  Seedborn Muse gave a significant advantage by allowing the player to untap all permanents during each other player's untap step, providing extra mana and improving defenses.

Notable Cards

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  Cartouche of Knowledge

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  Seedborn Muse

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  Crumbling Necropolis

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  Kessig Wolf Run

Summary

The game started with all players ramping up their mana bases and setting up their board states. Notably, Tana and Sidar Kondo's player used a clever interaction between the two commanders to get an early tempo advantage, while Tuvasa's player was able to draw extra cards thanks to enchantments. O-Kagachi's player, on the other hand, focused on disrupting opponents with non-basic land hate. Athreos's player was the last to establish a significant board presence, but made up for it by generating a large number of Soldier tokens. Towards the end, players started swinging with their commanders for lethal damage, with Tuvasa's player eventually attaining victory by using the commander's power-boosting ability.