Deck & Commander 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
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Mike's attempt to execute his combo was disrupted by Griffin's interaction, highlighting the importance of timing and disruption in cEDH.
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Hidden missed securing a crucial combo piece during his tutor, which significantly impacted his game progression.
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Noah's use of Nadu's ability allowed him to maintain card advantage and disrupt opponents effectively.
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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
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Tainted Pact
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Diabolic Intent
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Fierce Guardianship
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Force of Negation
Gameplay 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.