Deck Strategies
Bilbo/Ratadrabik
Aims to create infinite creature sacrifices using the two commanders, with a focus on combo execution.
Emry/Lurris
Aims to control the board state through recurring artifacts from the graveyard and milling for key pieces.
Stella Lee/Lotho
Focuses on fast, instant speed win conditions. Utilizes additional color support from Lotho.
Nadu/Breena
A control deck that uses Nadu's ability to fuel card draw and disrupt opponents.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Mike's attempt to execute his combo was disrupted by Griffin's interaction, highlighting the importance of timing and disruption in cEDH.
- 2
Hidden missed securing a crucial combo piece during his tutor, which significantly impacted his game progression.
- 3
Noah's use of Nadu's ability allowed him to maintain card advantage and disrupt opponents effectively.
- 4
Mike's use of Tainted Pact demonstrated the high-risk, high-reward nature of cEDH, providing him with a potential win condition at the risk of exiling his own library.
Notable Cards
Tainted Pact
Diabolic Intent
Fierce Guardianship
Force of Negation
Summary
The game started off with everyone setting up their boards and casting their commanders. Mike, playing Bilbo/Ratadrabik, focused on a combo strategy to create infinite creature sacrifices. Hidden, playing Emry/Lurris, was focused on recurring artifacts and milling his library. Griffin, playing Stella Lee/Lotho, aimed for fast, instant speed wins. Noah, playing Nadu/Breena, employed control elements to disrupt his opponents. During the mid-game, Mike attempted a combo execution, but was interrupted by Griffin's well-timed interaction. Hidden missed an opportunity to secure a combo piece, which impacted his game plan. Noah utilised Nadu's ability to fuel his hand, while Mike used a Tainted Pact to secure a potential combo piece. The game ended unresolved in the transcript, but it was clear that the players were in a tense, high-stakes standoff.