Deck & Commander Strategies
Felisa, Fang of Silverquill
Get counters on non-token creatures, sacrifice them to create more token creatures, and repeat this process to create an overwhelming board state.
Dina, Soul Steeper
Set up repeatable life gain and drain opponents to death, capitalizing on life gain in various ways for value.
Jadzi, Oracle of Arcavios // Journey to the Oracle
Cast instants and sorceries to cheat big spells into play for only one mana.
Veyran, Voice of Duality
Cast cheap cantrip spells to double triggers and overwhelm opponents with value.
Gameplay Insights
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Olivia's strategy of sacrificing creatures with counters to create more tokens provided a solid board state.
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Kat's 'gain and drain' strategy proved to be an effective tactic, capitalizing on life gain to drain opponents.
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Jimmy's strategy of casting instants and sorceries to cheat big spells into play was a game changer.
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JLK's strategy of casting cheap cantrip spells to double triggers overwhelmed opponents with value.
Notable Cards
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Felisa, Fang of Silverquill
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Dina, Soul Steeper
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Jadzi, Oracle of Arcavios // Journey to the Oracle
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Veyran, Voice of Duality
Gameplay Summary
In this exciting game of Magic: The Gathering Commander, the players represented different colleges of Strixhaven: School of Mages.
Olivia, representing Silverquill college, commanded Felisa, Fang of Silverquill and focused on a strategy involving getting counters on her non-token creatures and then sacrificing them to create more token creatures.
Kat, representing Witherbloom college, commanded Dina, Soul Steeper and focused on a 'gain and drain' strategy involving life gain and draining opponents.
Jimmy, representing Quandrix college, commanded Jadzi, Oracle of Arcavios // Journey to the Oracle, he focused on casting instants and sorceries to cheat big spells into play.
Lastly, representing Prismari college, JLK commanded Veyran, Voice of Duality and aimed to cast cheap cantrips to double his triggers and bury his opponents in an avalanche of value.