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Commander Game - Kenrith, Tameshi, Alela, Ur Dragon - EDH Format

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Decklists

Deck Strategies

  • Kenrith, the Returned King

    Kenrith, the Returned King

    Utilizes land tutors and activated abilities for versatility, aiming to win through life gain, creature combat, or a combo with Happily Ever After enchantment.

  • Tameshi, Reality Architect

    Tameshi, Reality Architect

    Focuses on gaining extra turns, bouncing permanents to gain value, and milling opponents out, leveraging artifact synergies to control the board and sustain card advantage.

  • Alela, Artful Provocateur

    Alela, Artful Provocateur

    Generates a swarm of flying fairy tokens via enchantments and commander triggers, controlling the air and drawing cards through combat damage to overwhelm opponents.

  • The Ur-Dragon

    The Ur-Dragon

    Ramp-heavy dragon tribal deck that reduces dragon costs and deploys big dragons quickly, aiming to crush opponents with powerful flying creatures and synergistic dragon effects.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Alela’s player maximized card draw and token generation by attacking frequently with commander and enchantment triggers, leveraging Loyal Drake for additional draws on combat.

  • 2

    Kenrith’s player tried to establish board presence with ramp and tutors but was slowed by timely counterspells and removal, demonstrating the importance of disruption against versatile commanders.

  • 3

    Tameshi’s player used repeated bounce effects combined with artifact recursion to maintain card advantage and disrupt opponents’ tempo, showcasing a control-oriented mill strategy.

  • 4

    The Ur-Dragon pilot capitalized on cost reduction and dragon tribal synergies with Path of Ancestry and impactful dragons to apply offensive pressure early in the game.

  • 5

    Effective use of bounce spells and counters, such as Seal of Removal and Arcane Denial, played a pivotal role in slowing down opponents’ key threats and maintaining board control.

  • 6

    Combat damage was carefully leveraged not only for life loss but also for drawing cards and generating tokens, highlighting the synergy between aggressive and value-based strategies.

Notable Cards

  • Alela, Artful Provocateur

    Alela, Artful Provocateur

  • Kenrith, the Returned King

    Kenrith, the Returned King

  • Tameshi, Reality Architect

    Tameshi, Reality Architect

  • The Ur-Dragon

    The Ur-Dragon

  • Path of Ancestry

    Path of Ancestry

  • Urza's Bauble

    Urza's Bauble

  • Lightning Greaves

    Lightning Greaves

  • Arcane Signet

    Arcane Signet

  • Mystic Remora

    Mystic Remora

  • All That Glitters

    All That Glitters

  • Seal of Removal

    Seal of Removal

  • Maelstrom Archangel

    Maelstrom Archangel

  • Birds of Paradise

    Birds of Paradise

  • Arcane Denial

    Arcane Denial

  • Mox Amber

    Mox Amber

  • Ornithopter of Paradise

    Ornithopter of Paradise

Summary

The game began with each player developing their mana base and establishing early board presence. The Alela player quickly built an army of flying fairies through multiple triggers from their commander and supporting enchantments, creating a steady stream of card advantage and board control. The Ur-Dragon pilot focused on ramping with cost reduction and powerful dragons, aiming to bring out big threats quickly. Kenrith's player aimed to leverage land tutors and life manipulation, while the Tameshi deck sought to gain extra turns and mill opponents using bounce and control elements. Key turning points included the Alela player consistently generating value from combat and enchantments, trading off threats efficiently and drawing multiple cards per attack. The Kenrith player attempted to establish dominance with a 5/5 commander and ramp spells, but was countered early, slowing their momentum. Meanwhile, the Tameshi player used repeated bounce effects and artifact synergies to maintain card advantage and disrupt opponents. The Ur-Dragon player leveraged Path of Ancestry and dragon synergies along with impactful creatures like Dramoka and Wasatora, pressing aggressive attacks. The game’s tension rose as players exchanged removal and combat damage, with Alela’s flying tokens and Kenrith’s angels creating substantial pressure. The game remained dynamic with shifting control and resource management, highlighting the importance of incremental advantage and timing in multiplayer Commander games.

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Hi everyone! Here’s a game featuring a mix of #Commander decks. We had a lot of fun playing this game of #EDH featuring the below lists!

#Kenrith, the Returned King (Deck List: www.moxfield.com/decks/vR7Xt8g2dUSBrrZqJ7mdUA)

#Tameshi, Reality Architect (Deck List: www.moxfield.com/decks/jH4ZSqyVkE-wseYRI5WAWA)

#Alela, Artful Provocateur (Deck List: www.moxfield.com/decks/WXdKVTS0r0G8KeOAashHhw)

The #UrDragon (Deck List: www.moxfield.com/decks/sHP8maixXUibspX3Wtaw6Q)