Commander VS S9E10: Sidisi vs Daxos vs Edric vs Surrak

Deck Strategies

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  Sidisi, Brood Tyrant

  Sidisi, Brood Tyrant's deck was a reanimator style, aiming to put powerful creatures into the graveyard and then bring them back to the battlefield.

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  Daxos the Returned

  The Daxos deck was built around enchantments, aiming to use Daxos's ability to create large token creatures.

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  Edric, Spymaster of Trest

  The Edric deck sought to swarm the field with small, evasive creatures, drawing a large number of cards thanks to Edric's ability.

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  Surrak Dragonclaw

  Surrak Dragonclaw's deck was built around the Elemental tribe, aiming to field large, uncounterable creatures with trample.

Gameplay Insights

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  The Sidisi deck's abundance of powerful cards made it an immediate threat.

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  The Daxos deck's enchantment-focused strategy proved effective, creating a large number of token creatures.

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  The Edric deck was able to draw a large number of cards thanks to its swarm of small, evasive creatures.

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  Surrak Dragonclaw's Elemental-focused deck fielded large, uncounterable creatures with trample.

Notable Cards

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  Sidisi, Brood Tyrant

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  Daxos the Returned

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  Edric, Spymaster of Trest

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  Surrak Dragonclaw

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  Containment Priest

Summary

This four-player Commander game featured a variety of strategies, with each deck designed by a different prominent Magic personality. The Sidisi deck, loaded with powerful cards, was an immediate threat. Meanwhile, the Daxos deck's strategy focused on creating a large number of enchantments, and the Edric deck's small, evasive creatures sought to exploit Edric's ability to draw cards. Surrak Dragonclaw's deck was built around the Elemental tribe, aiming to take advantage of Surrak's ability to make creatures uncounterable and grant them trample. The game saw several shifts in tempo and some clever strategic decisions, creating an engaging and suspenseful match.