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Can THIS deck be stopped? cedh gameplay: Sissay v Talion v RogThras v KrarkSilas

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Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Krark, the Thumbless Silas Renn, Seeker Adept

    Krark, the Thumbless & Silas Renn, Seeker Adept

    This deck aims to generate massive amounts of mana quickly through mana rocks and land ramp, then leverages flicker effects and value creatures like Laboratory Maniac to assemble combos that draw the deck or win outright. It uses interaction and recursion to protect its combo pieces and maintain board presence.

  • Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh Thrasios, Triton Hero

    Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh & Thrasios, Triton Hero

    A ramp and value-based deck that looks to assemble powerful creatures and use efficient spells to control the board. It utilizes tutors and mana acceleration to fuel mid- to late-game threats and combos.

  • Talion, the Kindly Lord

    Talion, the Kindly Lord

    Focused on disruption and control, Talion uses early Demonic Consultation and interaction to hinder opponents' plans. The deck aims to slow the game down and capitalize on incremental advantages through land drops and targeted removal.

  • Sisay, Weatherlight Captain

    Sisay, Weatherlight Captain

    Sisay seeks to ramp quickly and use her ability to fetch legendary permanents that create powerful synergies or combos. The deck focuses on assembling key pieces through tutelage and disruption to establish a dominant board state.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Krark Silas's use of flicker triggers and mana rocks created multiple untap and reuse opportunities that allowed for explosive plays and protected key combo pieces.

  • 2

    Talion's early Demonic Consultation naming key artifacts like Soul Ring was an aggressive disruption attempt but was not sufficient to stop the ramp and combo engines of other players.

  • 3

    The combination of Crop Rotation fetching Gaea's Cradle with flood collared mana untapping was pivotal in generating the overwhelming mana needed to execute combos.

  • 4

    Players effectively used interaction like Mindbreak Trap and Flare of Denial to counter big spells, showing the importance of timing and protecting key spells in cEDH.

  • 5

    Sequencing of flicker effects and ETB triggers maximized value and enabled multiple spells to be cast in a single turn, a hallmark of high-level cEDH gameplay.

Notable Cards

  • Demonic Consultation

    Demonic Consultation

  • Laboratory Maniac

    Laboratory Maniac

  • Mox Diamond

    Mox Diamond

  • Nature's Rhythm

    Nature's Rhythm

  • Crop Rotation

    Crop Rotation

  • Gaea's Cradle

    Gaea's Cradle

  • Mindbreak Trap

    Mindbreak Trap

  • Flare of Denial

    Flare of Denial

  • Lotus Cobra

    Lotus Cobra

Gameplay Summary

The game opened with all four players setting up their mana bases and early ramp spells.

Talion utilized Demonic Consultation early to disrupt opponents' resources, while Silas Renn focused on building up ramp and interaction.

Rograkh and Thrasios advanced their board states with efficient creatures and spells, including Nature's Rhythm and various tutors to assemble powerful synergies.

A key turning point occurred when Krark, Silas Renn's pilot, leveraged a series of flicker effects, value creatures like Laboratory Maniac, and mana accelerants such as Mox Diamond and Lotus Cobra to generate explosive mana and card advantage.

This enabled a flurry of plays including crop rotation fetching Gaea's Cradle, and the use of spells like Mindbreak Trap and Flare of Denial for control and protection. The game saw multiple phases of interaction and tempo shifts, with players manifesting creatures and responding to threats.

The use of flicker and untap synergies allowed Krark Silas to chain powerful plays and maintain control.

Talion's early disruption slowed some opponents but was eventually outpaced by the overwhelming mana generation and recursion from the other decks.

Ultimately, the game culminated in a series of combos involving mana acceleration, flicker effects, and tutors that locked down the board and secured victory before other players could mount a strong counterattack.

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