All 2/2's, All the Time | MTG Commander Gameplay | Commander VS #275

Deck Strategies

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  Oswald Fiddlebender

  Utilizes Oswald's ability to sac artifacts for more potent ones, creating a powerful artifact board state.

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  Killian, Ink Duelist

  Focused on targeting creatures with various enchantments or spells to utilize Killian's cost reduction ability.

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  Reyav, Master Smith

  Aimed to equip creatures with powerful equipment to take advantage of Reyav's ability to double the damage.

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  Radha, Heir to Keld

  Utilized Radha's ramp ability to fuel the casting of spells and creatures.

Gameplay Insights

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  The use of Oswald Fiddlebender's ability to sac artifacts and tutor for more potent ones was a key strategy in the game.

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  The casting of Arlinn Kord was a major turning point, providing creatures with flash and additional power.

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  The final battle involving a well-timed Sword of Body and Mind was a key interaction that impacted the game's outcome.

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  The unique rule of all creatures and commanders being 2/2s significantly influenced the gameplay, resulting in more cautious plays and slower pace.

Notable Cards

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  Arlinn Kord // Arlinn, Embraced by the Moon

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  Sword of Body and Mind

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  Oswald Fiddlebender

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  Killian, Ink Duelist

Summary

The game started off with a unique twist, as all players' commanders and creatures were limited to 2/2s. This resulted in a slower pace of play than usual, as players were cautious about committing their creatures to the board due to the relatively low power level. The game saw a significant change when Oswald Fiddlebender was played, which was used to sac artifacts and tutor for more potent ones from the library. This led to the creation of a potent artifact board state. Another key moment was the casting of Arlinn Kord, providing creatures with flash and additional power. The game concluded with a final battle involving a well-timed Sword of Body and Mind.