IMPRECATION FEAT. WE CAME AS ROMANS - cEDH - S19E7 - EZURI v WINOTA v ARAGORN v FIRST SLIVER #mtg

Deck & Commander Strategies

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  Ezuri, Renegade Leader

  Leverages elf tribal synergies to ramp quickly, generate tokens, and overwhelm opponents with large, evasive creatures. The deck focuses on efficient creatures and combat tricks to close out the game.

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  Aragorn, the Uniter

  Utilizes a powerful combo involving Bergy, Ignis, and other artifacts to generate infinite mana and treasures, enabling a lethal infinite damage loop. The deck combines combo pieces with disruption and aggressive creatures.

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  Winota, Joiner of Forces

  Capitalizes on aggressive combat by attacking with non-human creatures to cheat powerful human warriors into play. This deck aims to quickly overwhelm opponents with high-impact combat triggers and damage.

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  The First Sliver

  Focuses on tribal synergy with slivers to gain incremental value and board control. The deck uses the collective power of slivers to boost creatures and control the battlefield.

Gameplay Insights

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  Aragorn’s combo with Bergy and Ignis was the decisive factor, generating infinite mana and treasures to end the game swiftly.

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  Winota's aggressive combat strategy forced opponents into difficult defensive positions but was ultimately overwhelmed by combo finishers.

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  Early deployment of mana acceleration and key creatures like Ragavan and Rabblemaster set the tempo for the game, pressuring opponents from the outset.

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  The use of disruption spells like Defending Silence and Toxic Deluge helped slow down opponents’ combos but wasn’t enough to prevent the lethal infinite combo.

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  Hermit Druid was deployed as a potential combo enabler or graveyard-based threat but did not directly influence the game’s outcome.

Notable Cards

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  Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer

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  Hermit Druid

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  Imperial Recruiter

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  Toxic Deluge

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  Windswept Heath

Gameplay Summary