Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Part 2 | MTG Commander Gameplay | Commander VS #280

Deck Strategies

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  Kodama of the West Tree

  The strategy of this deck is to modify creatures with various abilities and attack with them.

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  Tatsunari, Toad Rider

  This deck aims to create a board state with unblockable frogs and other creatures, using enchantments to enhance their abilities.

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  Light-Paws, Emperor's Voice

  This deck is built around enchantments, using them to modify creatures and create powerful synergies.

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  Greasefang, Okiba Boss

  The game plan of this deck is to get the commander out quickly, apply pressure with attacks, and leverage its abilities.

Gameplay Insights

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  Jeremy's decision to focus on enchantment-based strategy was a key point in the game, as it allowed him to create powerful synergies with Light-Paws, Emperor’s Voice.

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  Corey's aggressive early game strategy with Greasefang, Okiba Boss proved to be a game changer, pressuring other players and forcing them to respond.

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  Stephen's use of Kodama of the West Tree to modify creatures and attack with them was a standout strategy, which could have been a game-changer if not addressed by other players.

Notable Cards

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  Smuggler's Copter

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  Hyena Umbra

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  Command Tower

Summary

The game started off with players setting up their mana bases and playing their commanders. Corey, piloting Greasefang, Okiba Boss, quickly got his commander out and started pressuring the board with attacks. Meanwhile, Jeremy playing Light-Paws, Emperor’s Voice, focused on setting up an enchantment-based strategy. Stephen, running Kodama of the West Tree, aimed to modify his creatures and attack with them, while Jonathan, playing Tatsunari, Toad Rider, was looking to create a board state with unblockable creatures.