Deck & Commander Strategies
The Crafter
Creating an army of artifacts and transforming them into a formidable force.
The Knight of Weeks
Building a powerful battalion of knights, bolstered by a suite of protection spells and Anthem effects.
The Knight of Land Drops
Focusing on an aggressive strategy that also capitalizes on exile and discard mechanics.
The Value Knight
Gaining incremental advantage over the course of the game by drawing a multitude of cards and deploying a series of tricky instants and flash spells.
Gameplay Insights
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Despite the aggro strategy, Jimmy's Knight of Land Drops had to consider the board state and opponents' possible responses before deciding to attack.
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Rachel's Knight of Weeks showcased the strength of mono-white strategies, utilizing efficient interaction and powerful Anthem effects.
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Olivia's The Crafter demonstrated the potential of artifact strategies in Commander, transforming seemingly insignificant tokens into major threats.
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JLK's Value Knight exhibited the power of card draw in Commander, using it to maintain board presence and control over the game.
Notable Cards
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War Room
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Myriad Landscape
Gameplay Summary
In an exciting twist, the players take on the roles of their own unique commanders, crafted for them by Gavin Verhey.
The gameplay kicks off with the players deploying their commanders.
Olivia's The Crafter strategy revolves around creating an army of artifacts and transforming them into a formidable force.
In contrast, Rachel's The Knight of Weeks strategy focuses on building a powerful battalion of knights, bolstered by a suite of protection spells and Anthem effects.
Jimmy's The Knight of Land Drops takes a more aggressive route, focusing on an aggressive strategy that also capitalizes on exile and discard mechanics.
Lastly, JLK's The Value Knight deck seeks to gain incremental advantage over the course of the game by drawing a multitude of cards and deploying a series of tricky instants and flash spells.
