How Far Is Too Far? Bluffing & Lying in cEDH
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Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu Deck on Moxfield
Thrasios, Triton Hero + Tymna the Weaver Deck on Moxfield
Description
How far is too far when it comes to deception in competitive Commander?
In this episode of MTG Basics, our two hosts dive into one of the most interesting—and controversial—parts of cEDH: bluffing, deception, and lying at the table.
Is saying “I don’t have it” when you actually do simply a bluff? Is intentionally misleading another player considered lying? And where should players draw the line when deals, politics, and information become just as important as the cards in your deck?
What do YOU think? Is bluffing just part of cEDH, or is there a point where deception becomes bad sportsmanship? Let us know in the comments!
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Our decks: Shang-chi: moxfield.com/decks/CCmfARjzLnSd2i-qV7Y4QQ TnT: moxfield.com/decks/u1-GhLaalUOItGQP7IBaig
0:00 Intro // Sponsors 4:10 Lying vs Bluffing 8:23 Case 1 14:30 Case 2 21:38 Case 3 15:39 Case 4 36:34 Case 5 48:57 TnT Corner
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