Commander VS S9E9: Sedris vs Hope of Ghirapur vs Riku vs Kambal

Deck Strategies

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  Sedris, the Traitor King

  This deck focuses on graveyard mechanics, utilizing discard, unearth, and various other mechanics to manipulate the graveyard for advantage.

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  Hope of Ghirapur

  This deck is all about gearing up Hope of Ghirapur with various equipment and dealing lethal commander damage to opponents.

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  Riku of Two Reflections

  Playing a group hug style, this deck aims to provide benefits for all players while copying key spells for advantage.

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  Kambal, Consul of Allocation

  This deck plays a tax strategy, making it harder for opponents to cast spells and use abilities without paying additional costs.

Gameplay Insights

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  Sedris, the Traitor King's deck exhibited intricate graveyard interactions, utilizing discard and unearth mechanics to great effect.

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  Hope of Ghirapur's aggressive equipment strategy posed a significant threat to the opponents, aiming to quickly deal lethal commander damage.

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  Riku of Two Reflections' group hug style made for an interesting dynamic, providing benefits across the table while also leveraging spell-copying for personal gain.

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  Kambal, Consul of Allocation's tax strategy significantly hampered opponents' gameplay, making it costly for them to cast spells and use abilities.

Notable Cards

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  Sedris, the Traitor King

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  Hope of Ghirapur

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  Riku of Two Reflections

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  Kambal, Consul of Allocation

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  Trinisphere

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  Meekstone

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  Kismet

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  Bloodforged Battle-Axe

Summary

In this game, the players brought fan-suggested decks to the table, each with a unique strategy. Sedris, the Traitor King's deck played a fascinating style centered around graveyard interactions, cycling through discard and unearth mechanics. Hope of Ghirapur went full force into an aggressive equipment strategy, aiming to deal lethal commander damage to opponents. Riku of Two Reflections played a group hug style, aiming to benefit everyone at the table while copying key spells for advantage. Kambal, Consul of Allocation, on the other hand, played a tax strategy, making it difficult for opponents to cast spells and use abilities.