Baddie has Big Commander Deck Energy ft @Darkness429 | Ep 192 | MTG Commander Gameplay

The game began with each player setting up their mana base and early ramp, with some initial card draw and energy generation from Kenrith's player.

Early turns involved developing the board with key ramp spells like Arcane Signet and Talisman of Progress, as well as playing lands and setting up future draws.

Timmy on Tannuk focused on landfall synergies by playing additional lands and preparing to leverage land sacrifice and recursion.

Meanwhile, Rev on the monoblack exile-themed deck started assembling the tools to steal and reuse opponents' permanents.

Y'shtola's player aimed to utilize life gain and loss triggers to draw cards and deal damage, gradually upgrading the preconstructed deck for better synergy. As the game progressed, Kenrith's deck generated significant energy counters, setting the stage for powerful plays that could cheat creatures or spells into play.

Tannuk's landfall mechanics became a growing threat due to repeated land drops and recursion, while Rev threatened to disrupt opponents by exiling and stealing key permanents.

Y'shtola capitalized on incremental life manipulation to control the board and chip away at opponents.

The interplay of energy generation, landfall triggers, and exile interactions created dynamic shifts in tempo and board state.

Though the exact finish is not detailed, the game’s momentum hinged on Kenrith's energy synergies and Tannuk's landfall recursion as central win conditions, with Rev and Y'shtola providing control and incremental advantage.