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Wir drehen am Rad! | Herumkommandiert #25 | EDH [Deutsch]

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Commanders featured in this Gameplay Reviewed & Verified

Decklists

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Splinter, Radical Rat

    Splinter, Radical Rat

    Sneak past opponents using ninjutsu and evasive creatures to chip away at opponents' life totals, capitalizing on the randomness of the Chaos Wheel to generate value and board presence.

  • Lorehold, the Historian

    Lorehold, the Historian

    Control the board with spells and artifact synergies while using Lorehold's ability to deal damage and gain card advantage, aiming for incremental advantages to secure victory.

  • Niko, Light of Hope

    Niko, Light of Hope

    Employ flicker effects to repeatedly trigger enter-the-battlefield abilities and amass countless Shards, which serve as the primary win condition.

  • Ardbert, Warrior of Darkness

    Ardbert, Warrior of Darkness

    Enhance all legendary creatures with +1/+1 counters, vigilance, and menace for aggressive board control, ignoring the randomness of the Wheel by making creatures threatening and hard to block.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    The introduction of the Chaos Wheel mechanic added strategic depth by forcing players to adapt their plays based on random color outcomes each turn cycle, which could help or hinder their plans.

  • 2

    Ardbert's ability to grant vigilance and menace plus +1/+1 counters to legendary creatures was pivotal in maintaining offensive pressure despite the chaos introduced by the Wheel.

  • 3

    Niko's flicker strategy relied on multiple enter-the-battlefield triggers to generate incremental advantage through Shards, making the commander resilient to the randomness of the Wheel.

  • 4

    Players used the Wheel both proactively during their own turns and reactively on opponentsโ€™ turns, creating opportunities for disruption or acceleration depending on the result.

  • 5

    The life loss and discard effects triggered by the Wheel forced players to carefully manage resources, making card advantage and life total management critical throughout the game.

Notable Cards

  • Dream Beavers

    Dream Beavers

  • Mistblade Shinobi

    Mistblade Shinobi

  • Lava Dart

    Lava Dart

  • Mother of Runes

    Mother of Runes

  • Watery Grave

    Watery Grave

Gameplay Summary

The game began with players setting up their boards cautiously as they each prepared for the impending Chaos Wheel mechanic that would influence each turn cycle starting from turn three.

Early plays included ramp spells and utility lands, with players deploying key creatures like Dream Beavers, which drained life from opponents while gaining life for their controller.

The Chaos Wheel introduced a layer of randomness, forcing each player to spin it once per turn cycle and triggering effects based on the color it landed on, ranging from ramping mana, drawing cards, scrying, discarding cards, or life loss.

This mechanic added chaos to the game and influenced playersโ€™ strategies significantly. As the game progressed, the players leveraged their commanders' unique abilities to adapt to the chaotic environment.

Ardbert bolstered legendary creatures with vigilance and menace counters, making them formidable attackers.

Splinter and his Ninja companions attempted to sneak around the randomness and maintain board presence.

Niko relied on flicker effects and accumulating countless Shards as a win condition, while Lorehold utilized spells to gain incremental advantages.

Notable moments included repeated life loss triggers from Dream Beavers and the strategic use of the Wheel during opponents' turns to disrupt their plans.

The shifting dynamics of the Wheel, with its potential for both positive ramp and devastating life loss or sacrifices, kept all players on edge, emphasizing adaptability and opportunism in their gameplay.

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