WHO’S THE BEST TWO COLOR COMMANDER IN cEDH THIS TIME-KRARK|SAKASHIMA vs KINNAN vs WINOTA vs SHORIKAI

Deck Strategies

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  Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy

  The Kinnan deck is designed to ramp up quickly and leverage high amounts of mana to activate Kinnan's ability, pulling powerful creatures or artifacts directly onto the battlefield.

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  Sakashima of a Thousand Faces and Krark, the Thumbless

  The Krark/Sakashima deck aims to cast and copy numerous spells, generating value through coin flips and creating multiple copies of Krark to maximize the effect.

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  Shorikai, Genesis Engine

  The Shorikai deck focuses on artifact synergy and leverages Shorikai's ability to create large fliers, aiming for an aggressive strategy.

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  Winota, Joiner of Forces

  The Winota deck aims to generate a large number of non-human creatures and then attack to trigger Winota's ability, putting powerful human creatures onto the battlefield for aggressive swings.

Gameplay Insights

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  The early Mystic Remora played by the Krark/Sakashima player allowed them to draw a significant number of cards, providing a substantial early game advantage.

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  The Winota player effectively utilized their commander's ability to bring powerful creatures onto the battlefield and exert pressure on the opponents.

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  The Mindbreak Trap played by the Kinnan player was a game-changing move, successfully countering a massive spell chain from the Krark/Sakashima player and preventing a potential win.

Notable Cards

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  Mystic Remora

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  Winota, Joiner of Forces

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  Mindbreak Trap

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  Imperial Recruiter

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  Dockside Extortionist

Summary

The game started off with each player setting up their mana base and beginning to deploy their strategies. Krark/Sakashima player had a strong start, playing a Mox Diamond and ramping up quickly, which was further aided by a Mystic Remora in play. Winota player managed to cast Winota and started applying pressure with impactful creatures like Imperial Recruiter and Dockside Extortionist. The Kinnan player, despite being mana screwed, managed to pull off a surprising Mindbreak Trap, effectively countering a huge spell chain from the Krark/Sakashima player. The game ended with the Winota player taking advantage of their board state, generating multiple Winota triggers and overwhelming the table with aggressive creatures.