New Year's Resolutions | Estrid vs. Hazezon vs. Ephara vs. Kardur | Commander Clash S11E21

Deck & Commander Strategies

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  Ephara, God of the Polis

  A control deck that uses Ephara's ability to draw cards whenever a creature enters the battlefield to maintain card advantage, combined with counterspells and spot removal to control the board.

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  Kardur, Doomscourge

  A goad-focused deck that forces opponents' creatures to attack others while using blink effects to maximize value from creatures and disrupt opponents' plans.

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  Estrid, the Masked

  An enchantment tribal deck that uses enchantments to deter attacks and protect itself, aiming to survive and outlast opponents by building a defensive board state.

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  Hazezon Tamar

  A Naya token deck centered around Hazezon's ability to create sand tokens, focusing on token generation and overwhelming the board through wide board presence.

Gameplay Insights

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  Ephara’s ability to draw cards off creatures entering the battlefield provided sustained card advantage, enabling consistent control responses.

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  Kardur’s goad mechanic forced opponents into unfavorable combat scenarios, effectively redirecting aggression and buying time.

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  Estrid’s defensive enchantments successfully discouraged attacks, shifting the table’s focus and allowing her to build a resilient board.

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  Hazezon’s sand tokens created a persistent threat that required attention, balancing token generation with board presence.

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  Players focused on survival and incremental advantage rather than aggressive early wins, reflecting their intent to experiment with new strategies and improve their gameplay.

Notable Cards

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  Dowsing Dagger // Lost Vale

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  Path to Exile

Gameplay Summary