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Veyran vs Ob Nixilis vs shalai and hallar vs Tymna and Kodama cEDH Gameplay

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Commanders featured in this Gameplay Reviewed & Verified

Decklists

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin

    Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin

    Utilizes exile mechanics combined with aggressive commander damage and synergy with damage triggers from creatures and spells to chip away at opponents while maintaining card advantage and disruption.

  • Veyran, Voice of Duality

    Veyran, Voice of Duality

    Storm and instant/sorcery damage triggers to build storm count and combo off with Curiosity to draw cards and deal damage to all opponents.

  • Kodama of the East Tree

    Kodama of the East Tree

    Graveyard recursion and lock pieces with a focus on assembling a find-three-cards-and-win combo, supported by interaction and value plays.

  • Kodama of the East Tree Tymna the Weaver

    Tymna the Weaver and Kodama of the East Tree

    Mana ramp and card draw to stabilize the board, using interaction and recursion to control threats and set up winning combos or value engines.

  • Shalai and Hallar

    Shalai and Hallar

    Early interaction and defensive plays to disrupt opponents while establishing a board presence, focusing on protection and incremental advantage.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Ob Nixilis player prioritized early mana acceleration and interaction to enable quick casting and imprinting on Chromax, maximizing card draw and value.

  • 2

    Commander damage was used strategically to whittle down opponents while exiling key cards to disrupt their plans.

  • 3

    The Veyran deck’s reliance on instant/sorcery triggers and storm synergies required careful timing and interaction to avoid being shut down by opposing disruption.

  • 4

    Kodama’s deck leveraged graveyard recursion and lock pieces to stall and assemble a winning combo, highlighting the importance of balancing defense and combo setup.

  • 5

    Players were mindful of when to remove stacks pieces to prevent opponents from locking out the game while also applying pressure through commander damage.

  • 6

    Use of fetchlands and lands from exile zones provided flexibility and consistency in mana base, crucial in a fast-paced cEDH environment.

Notable Cards

  • Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin

    Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin

  • Sensei's Divining Top

    Sensei's Divining Top

  • Loyal Apprentice

    Loyal Apprentice

  • Reckless Fireweaver

    Reckless Fireweaver

  • Mayhem Devil

    Mayhem Devil

  • Firebrand Archer

    Firebrand Archer

  • Curiosity

    Curiosity

  • Slaughter Pact

    Slaughter Pact

Gameplay Summary

The game featured a high-powered cEDH multiplayer match with four decks vying for control.

Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin quickly established a strong board presence by utilizing mana acceleration and interaction, including key plays like casting Chromax and imprinting cards to generate card advantage.

The player adeptly used commander damage to chip away at opponents, focusing on maintaining pressure while managing the exile zone effectively.

Meanwhile, the Veyran deck aimed to leverage storm synergies combined with damage triggers from casting instants and sorceries to chip away at opponents and set up a storm finish.

Kodama’s player pursued a slower but resilient value plan centered around graveyard recursion and lock pieces, aiming to assemble a find-three-cards-and-win combo.

The Tymna and Kodama partnership focused on ramp and card draw, seeking to stabilize and capitalize on efficient interaction and land recursion.

Shalai and Hallar’s deck provided a mix of protection and board presence with a focus on early interaction to disrupt opponents and establish defensive lines. As the game progressed, Ob Nixilis maintained steady commander damage pressure and used key fetchlands and mana rocks to set up multiple interactions per turn.

The player’s use of exile and token generation synergized well with their aggressive damage plan.

Veyran’s deck tried to capitalize on instant and sorcery triggers to flood the board and build storm count but faced resistance from opponents’ disruption.

Kodama’s player carefully balanced between interaction and setting up a combo lock, while Tymna and Kodama focused on mana development and card advantage to respond to threats.

The pivotal moments revolved around managing stacks pieces and timely removal, with Ob Nixilis successfully leveraging exile triggers to disrupt opponents’ resources.

Ultimately, the game showcased a dynamic interplay between aggressive commander damage, storm synergies, and recursive combo strategies, with Ob Nixilis exerting significant pressure through commander damage and exile manipulation.

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