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Finding a Fourth 49 EDH Gameplay videos

Commanders featured in this Gameplay Reviewed & Verified

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Tasigur, the Golden Fang

    Tasigur, the Golden Fang

    A graveyard and sacrifice-based deck that draws cards and drains opponents by sacrificing creatures. It leverages recursion and board disruption to generate incremental value and control the game.

  • Sefris of the Hidden Ways

    Sefris of the Hidden Ways

    Focuses on venturing through dungeons by putting creatures into the graveyard, creating undead tokens, and reanimating creatures upon dungeon completion to maintain board presence and value.

  • The Wise Mothman

    The Wise Mothman

    A combo-centric deck that uses multiple synergistic combos to gain advantage and close out the game, emphasizing salty and unexpected interactions to outmaneuver opponents.

  • Sephiroth, Fabled SOLDIER // Sephiroth, One-Winged Angel

    Sephiroth, Fabled SOLDIER

    A sacrifice and graveyard synergy deck that drains the table with repeated sacrifices and leverages life gain and board control to dominate the game.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Tasigur’s player used Rat Noble effectively to exile key graveyard cards from opponents while generating tokens for offense.

  • 2

    Sefris utilized dungeon venturing mechanics to create undead tokens and reanimate creatures, generating steady board advantage.

  • 3

    The Serox Tome was a pivotal card granting the player the initiative and tutoring capabilities by completing dungeons.

  • 4

    Players were wary of graveyard disruption and counterspells, leading to careful sequencing of spells and interactions.

  • 5

    Rhystic Study provided significant card advantage, encouraging opponents to respond or lose incremental resources.

  • 6

    Tasigur’s sacrifice triggers combined with recursion of Forsaken Minor kept the deck's engine running smoothly.

  • 7

    The Wise Mothman player emphasized building multiple combo lines, creating a layered threat that required attention.

  • 8

    Political dynamics emerged with selective targeting in combat and graveyard hate as players sought to maintain advantage.

Notable Cards

  • Rhystic Study

    Rhystic Study

  • Ancient Tomb

    Ancient Tomb

  • Selfless Spirit

    Selfless Spirit

  • Dark Ritual

    Dark Ritual

Gameplay Summary

The game featured four high-powered Commander decks led by Tasigur, the Golden Fang; Sefris of the Hidden Ways; The Wise Mothman; and Sephiroth, Fabled SOLDIER.

Early turns focused on ramping and establishing board presence, with players deploying lands like Drowned Catacombs, Shattered Sanctum, and Ancient Tomb, while casting utility creatures and setting up graveyard synergies.

Sefris notably utilized dungeon venture mechanics to generate undead tokens and reanimate creatures, gaining incremental value through graveyard interactions.

Tasigur leveraged sacrifice outlets and card draw engines, using ritual effects and recurring creatures like Forsaken Minor to maintain pressure and card advantage. A key turning point came when the Rat Noble under Tasigur’s control began to exile opponents’ graveyard cards, disrupting their plans while producing tokens to attack.

The Wise Mothman player emphasized salty combo synergies, aiming to leverage multiple combos to gain advantage, while Sephiroth’s player focused on draining the table with sacrifice and graveyard interactions.

Players also cast powerful spells like Rhystic Study to generate card advantage, and the Serox Tome to gain the initiative and tutor cards by venturing through dungeons.

The interplay of graveyard hate, token generation, and incremental life gain created a dynamic board state with multiple threats vying for dominance.

The game’s state suggested a slow build toward combos and reanimation wins, with careful political plays around milling and attack targets.

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