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Partnered Up Pride with Joey Schultz & Midori Monet

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Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Zimone, Infinite Analyst Rosheen, Roaring Prophet

    Zimone, Infinite Analyst and Rosheen, Roaring Prophet

    Focuses on casting X spells, reducing their costs, and gaining value from placing counters on Zimone, enabling powerful spellcasting and board presence.

  • Alesha, Who Laughs at Fate Xantcha, Sleeper Agent

    Alesha, Who Laughs at Fate and Xantcha, Sleeper Agent

    Aggressive strategy that uses Alesha to recur creatures and Zantcha to disrupt opponents by giving it to an enemy while drawing cards and dealing damage.

  • Atla Palani, Nest Tender Dina, Essence Brewer

    Dina, Essence Brewer and Atla Palani, Nest Tender

    Token generation and board control through Atla’s ability to create eggs, combined with Dina’s support to build a resilient board state.

  • Ayula, Queen Among Bears Alania, Divergent Storm

    Ayula, Queen Among Bears and Alania, Divergent Storm

    A bear tribal deck that pumps bear creatures and uses Alania’s spell doubling to overwhelm opponents with both creatures and spells.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Casting Stonecoil Serpent for zero mana to trigger Zimone’s ability and immediately place counters is a clever way to accelerate the deck’s synergy.

  • 2

    Giving Xantcha, Sleeper Agent to an opponent to disrupt their resources while benefiting from its activated ability is a strategic use of a partner commander.

  • 3

    Early ramp spells like Cultivate and mana-fixing lands such as Exotic Orchard and Reflecting Pool enabled players to cast multiple colors and accelerate their game plans.

  • 4

    Utilizing the Partner keyword allowed for creative deckbuilding, combining commanders with complementary mechanics that enhanced each other’s strengths.

  • 5

    The bear tribal deck leveraged Ayula’s anthem effect to pump a swarm of bears, while Alania’s ability to double spells added a layer of spell-based pressure.

Notable Cards

  • Zimone, Infinite Analyst

    Zimone, Infinite Analyst

  • Rosheen, Roaring Prophet

    Rosheen, Roaring Prophet

  • Alesha, Who Laughs at Fate

    Alesha, Who Laughs at Fate

  • Xantcha, Sleeper Agent

    Xantcha, Sleeper Agent

  • Atla Palani, Nest Tender

    Atla Palani, Nest Tender

  • Dina, Essence Brewer

    Dina, Essence Brewer

  • Ayula, Queen Among Bears

    Ayula, Queen Among Bears

  • Alania, Divergent Storm

    Alania, Divergent Storm

  • Cultivate

    Cultivate

  • Stonecoil Serpent

    Stonecoil Serpent

  • Reflecting Pool

    Reflecting Pool

  • Exotic Orchard

    Exotic Orchard

  • Command Tower

    Command Tower

Gameplay Summary

The game featured a unique Commander format where all commanders had the Partner keyword, allowing players to pair any two commanders to build creative decks.

Joey played a deck focused on X spells, leveraging Zimone, Infinite Analyst and Rosheen, Roaring Prophet to reduce the cost of X spells and benefit from casting them.

This led to early board development and strategic plays centered around incrementing counters and casting spells with variable mana costs.

Midori combined Alesha, Who Laughs at Fate with Xantcha, Sleeper Agent to create a deck with aggressive draw and damage potential, using Zantcha’s ability to disrupt opponents while pushing damage.

Bosco piloted a bear-themed deck led by Ayula, Queen Among Bears and Alania, Divergent Storm, aiming to flood the board with bears and pump them up for a strong board presence and spell doubling.

Dina and Atla Palani formed a synergistic pair focusing on token generation and board presence through Atla’s ability to create eggs and Dina’s brewing theme.

The game developed with early ramp and commander deployment, with players casting spells to trigger their commanders' unique abilities and setting up for mid-game pressure.

Key interactions included Zantcha being given to an opponent to leverage its ability strategically and the use of mana fixing and ramp spells like Cultivate and Exotic Orchard to accelerate game plans.

The gameplay showcased diverse strategies centered on partner synergy, with each player leveraging their commander pairs to build towards their win conditions involving either spellcasting combos, aggressive creature swarms, or incremental advantage through tokens and counters.

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