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Commander at Home #6 - Stickfingers v Windgrace v Zevlor v Vish Kal with TheAsianAvenger and Chris

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Decklists

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Old Stickfingers

    Old Stickfingers

    This deck aims to fill up the graveyard and utilize cards like Splinterfright and Ghoul Tree for value. Its game plan revolves around graveyard interactions.

  • Lord Windgrace

    Lord Windgrace

    Lord Windgrace's deck is built around landfall mechanics. The deck’s game plan revolves around generating value from lands entering the battlefield.

  • Zevlor, Elturel Exile

    Zevlor, Elturel Exile

    Zevlor's strategy is to make the most of single target spells by using Zevlor's ability to target all opponents. This deck focuses on Spellslinger and control strategies.

  • Vish Kal, Blood Arbiter

    Vish Kal, Blood Arbiter

    Vish Kal's deck is a control deck that aims to clear the board, generate tokens, and manipulate life totals for its advantage. The deck has a combo-oriented strategy with a focus on life gain and life loss effects.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Zevlor's early Sol Ring into Arcane Signet gave him a significant advantage in terms of mana resources.

  • 2

    Vish Kal's use of Tithe to get an extra land into play early was a clever move that enhanced his board state.

  • 3

    Old Stickfinger's use of Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow for value play showcased the deck's graveyard-centric strategy.

Notable Cards

  • Sol Ring

    Sol Ring

  • Arcane Signet

    Arcane Signet

  • Tithe

    Tithe

  • Seer's Vision

    Seer's Vision

  • Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow

    Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow

Gameplay Summary

The game started with a strong opening from Zevlor, who had a Sol Ring into an Arcane Signet on turn one.

This early mana advantage enabled him to quickly establish board presence.

Vish Kal, on the other hand, used a clever trick to get an extra land into play early with a Tithe.

Lord Windgrace then played a Seer's Vision to dig for additional lands, while Old Stickfingers utilized a value play with Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow.

As the game progressed, Zevlor's early mana advantage appeared to be significant, as he was able to deploy threats and maintain a strong board presence.

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