We Play More Tarkir: Dragonstorm | Commander Clash S18 E7

Deck Strategies

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  Zurgo Stormrender

  The deck revolves around an aggressive strategy, generating value through creature tokens leaving the battlefield and drawing cards while dealing damage to opponents.

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  Felothar, Dawn of the Abzan

  This deck focuses on sacking nonland permanents to put +1/+1 counters on each creature. It builds a strong board presence, aiming to overpower opponents with sheer force.

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  Elsha, Threefold Master

  This deck is hinted to be a monk-themed deck, potentially focusing on defensive strategies and utilizing power-swapping mechanics.

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  Eshki, Temur's Roar

  This deck appears to revolve around casting creature spells, buffing its commander, and triggering powerful abilities upon reaching certain power thresholds.

Gameplay Insights

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  The use of Felothar's ability to sack a nonland permanent and put a +1/+1 counter on each creature creates a significant board advantage.

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  Zurgo Stormrender's ability to generate tokens and draw cards when they leave the battlefield presents a unique source of recurring value.

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  The Serene Master's power-swapping ability poses a significant defensive threat, potentially deterring opponents from attacking.

Notable Cards

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  Zurgo Stormrender

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  Felothar, Dawn of the Abzan

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  Elsha, Threefold Master

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  Eshki, Temur's Roar

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  Serene Master

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  Servo Schematic

Summary

In this episode of Commander Clash, the players bring four unique decks to the table, each presenting a distinct gameplay strategy. The game began with players setting up their boards and ramping their mana. As the game progresses, aggressive plays are made, with Zurgo Stormrender, piloted by Tor, generating value through creature tokens and card draw. Seth, playing Felothar, Dawn of the Abzan, also manages to create a strong board presence by sacking nonland permanents to buff his creatures. The game seems to revolve around board control and aggressive attacks, with each player trying to out-value the others. The game is in full swing, and it's clear that every move could potentially swing the tide of the match.