Deck & Commander Strategies
Geralf, Visionary Stitcher
This deck relies on playing efficient creatures with large toughness, then using the commander's ability to turn them into flying zombies. The goal is to control the skies and take over the game.
Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer
Ragavan's deck is full of ways to cast opponents' cards. With plenty of red treasure makers, the game plan is to steal the opponent's best spells and secure the win.
Blaster, Combat DJ // Blaster, Morale Booster
The strategy for this deck revolves around stacking up on modular abilities to double one-one counters. The game plan is to either cash in large artifact creatures for value or swing them in for a win.
Torens, Fist of the Angels
This deck focuses on cards that provide value when casting creature spells. With big combat finishers, the aim is to deploy tokens, draw cards, pump the team with counters, and secure a victory.
Gameplay Insights
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Amy's Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer managed to generate significant value by casting White Main Lion from Kenji's deck - a smart tactical move in the early game.
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Ced's choice of zombies as the creature type for Mirror of the Forebears played a crucial role in fortifying his defenses and setting up his strategy.
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The Skullclamp played by Kenji early in the game proved to be a valuable asset, potentially providing card draw and maintaining hand advantage.
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Kenji’s use of Three Visits for ramp, and the decision to fetch Canopy Vista, demonstrated the importance of efficient mana fixing in Commander.
Notable Cards
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Mirror of the Forebears
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Skullclamp
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Three Visits
Gameplay Summary
In an intense game of Magic: The Gathering Commander, four formidable creators battled it out with their favorite personal decks.
The game kicked off with each player setting up their defenses.
Ced's Geralf, Visionary Stitcher proved to be a formidable opponent, creating an army of flying zombies while Amy’s Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer made use of opponents' cards, creating treasures to further her gameplay.
On the other hand, JLK's Blaster, Combat DJ focused on stacking modular abilities while Kenji’s Torens, Fist of the Angels deck aimed at gaining value from casting creature spells.
The game saw several shifts in tempo, with each player tactfully deploying their strategies, leading to a thrilling climax.
