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Evelyn / Rosheen / Light-Paws / Zaxara | WORST POSSIBLE Commander Show #14 | Magic: The Gathering

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Commanders featured in this Gameplay Reviewed & Verified

Decklists

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Rosheen Meanderer

    Rosheen Meanderer

    Ramp aggressively to generate large amounts of mana for casting and copying X spells, aiming to control or finish the game through powerful spell effects.

  • Zaxara, the Exemplary

    Zaxara, the Exemplary

    Use auras and transmute tutors to generate infinite mana and win through milling, massive creature damage, or Torment of Hailfire.

  • Evelyn, the Covetous

    Evelyn, the Covetous

    Control the game with vampire tribal synergy and exile opponents' top cards to cast them, eventually combo killing with life-drain loops involving Exquisite Blood and Sanguine Bond.

  • Light-Paws, Emperor's Voice

    Light-Paws, Emperor's Voice

    Load up the commander with multiple auras to create a huge evasive threat with multiple keywords and overwhelm opponents through commander damage.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Rosheen Meanderer’s early ramp to eleven mana on turn four set a high tempo and threat level for casting large X spells.

  • 2

    Zaxara used transmute tutors and untap auras on the commander to generate infinite mana, enabling multiple paths to victory.

  • 3

    Evelyn exploited vampire tribal triggers to exile and cast opponents’ cards, gaining significant card advantage and setting up a life-drain combo kill.

  • 4

    Light-Paws assembled a board state with numerous auras that granted flying, double strike, indestructibility, and protection from several colors, creating an overwhelming commander threat.

  • 5

    Players had to balance aggressive ramp and combo development with disruption and defense to prevent any one player from executing their worst possible game plan unchecked.

Notable Cards

  • Exquisite Blood

    Exquisite Blood

  • Sanguine Bond

    Sanguine Bond

  • Torment of Hailfire

    Torment of Hailfire

  • Elementalist's Palette

    Elementalist's Palette

  • Swiftfoot Boots

    Swiftfoot Boots

  • Rune of Sustenance

    Rune of Sustenance

Gameplay Summary

The game featured four distinct commanders each pursuing their unique 'worst possible' deck strategies.

Rosheen Meanderer led an X-spell focused ramp deck aiming to generate massive amounts of mana early to cast large spells and copy them for significant board impact.

Zaxara, the Exemplary piloted a hydro-based infinite mana combo deck, leveraging auras and transmute tutors to create infinite mana and win through milling opponents, dealing massive damage with large creatures, or casting Torment of Hailfire.

Evelyn, the Covetous controlled the game with a Grixis vampire tribal and combo shell, using vampire triggers to exile cards from all players’ libraries and cast them, while aiming to combo kill with cards like Exquisite Blood and Sanguine Bond.

Light-Paws, Emperor's Voice played an aura aggro deck that sought to stack numerous auras on the commander to create a massive threat with multiple keywords and high power, threatening to end the game quickly through commander damage. Early turns saw Rosheen ramp heavily, accumulating mana and setting up for big X spells, while Zaxara developed a board presence with mana rocks and tutors to assemble the infinite mana combo.

Evelyn focused on card advantage and control elements while waiting to establish her combo.

Light-Paws steadily built up a formidable board state by chaining auras, culminating in a commander with flying, double strike, indestructibility, and protection from multiple colors, making it a daunting attacker.

The match dynamics revolved around managing these escalating threats and preventing the combo finishes, with pivotal moments including Zaxara’s infinite mana assembly and Evelyn’s vampire tribal synergy triggering powerful card casting and potential game-ending loops.

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