WHAT'S THE BEST STORM DECK IN cEDH WITH THE BUFFTOWN BULLIES

Deck Strategies

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  Lurrus of the Dream-Den

  Lurrus aims to maximize value by recurring low-cost permanents from the graveyard, often including stax pieces and combo elements.

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  Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh and Silas Renn, Seeker Adept

  This deck leverages Rograkh's zero-cost and Silas Renn's ability to recur artifacts to enable storm-style combo finishers.

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  Ezio Auditore da Firenze

  Ezio's strategy is not clear in the context provided.

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  Krark, the Thumbless and Sakashima of a Thousand Faces

  This deck aims to double up on Krark's ability with Sakashima, leading to powerful spell-copying chains.

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  Codie, Vociferous Codex

  Codie seeks to chain spells together, turning each spell into a cascade-like effect, usually culminating in a combo finish.

Gameplay Insights

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  The first game demonstrated the explosive potential of cEDH, with a turn-one win achieved through a combination of fast mana, tutors, and a game-winning combo.

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  In the second game, effective use of interaction, such as ScoopPhase's Deflecting Swat to redirect a Jeska's Will, proved crucial in navigating the early stages of the game.

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  Tad's use of Chain of Vapor in response to a Wheel of Fortune in the second game was a strategic decision to protect his hand while also disrupting his opponents.

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  The presence of interaction like Swan Song and strategic tutoring highlighted the importance of careful threat assessment and planning in the cEDH format.

Notable Cards

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  Thassa's Oracle

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  Ad Nauseam

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  Cabal Ritual

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  Lion's Eye Diamond

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  Chain of Vapor

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  Deflecting Swat

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  Profane Tutor

Summary

In a high-octane showdown, the game kicked off with a stunning turn-one win by Tad, piloting Rograkh and Silas Renn. Leveraging a powerful mana generation combo, Tad was able to execute a storm-style combo, culminating in casting Thassa's Oracle with an empty library. In the second game, all players exhibited strong starts, but were kept in check by effective interaction and disruption from each other. Despite the intense counterplay, the match ended without a clear winner due to the truncation of the transcript.