Narset, Enlighted Exile vs Radha vs Kadena vs Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow EDH / CMDR game play

Deck Strategies

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  Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow

  The Yuriko deck aims to deal incremental damage through Yuriko's triggered ability, revealing cards from the top of the library and dealing damage equal to their converted mana cost.

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  Kadena, Slinking Sorcerer

  The Kadena deck focuses on playing morph creatures for free with Kadena's ability, drawing cards and creating a board presence with face-down creatures.

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  Radha, Heir to Keld

  The Radha deck is likely an aggressive deck, looking to apply pressure with Radha and other efficient creatures.

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  Narset, Enlightened Exile

  The Narset deck aims to cast multiple noncreature spells in a turn, triggering prowess and dealing sizable damage.

Gameplay Insights

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  Mik's decision to flip up Thousand Winds in response to Mark's attack was a game-changing interaction, bouncing all of Mark's attackers and disrupting his aggressive strategy.

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  Max's use of Snap to bounce Narset back to Mark's hand was a crucial play, negating Mark's attack and forcing him to recast his commander.

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  Mik's use of Ashiok, Dream Render to mill Mark and exile all opponents' graveyards was a significant play that disrupted strategies reliant on graveyard recursion.

Notable Cards

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  Thousand Winds

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  Ashiok, Dream Render

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  Snap

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  Serum Visions

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  Gilded Lotus

Summary

The game started with each player setting up their board states, ramping and playing their commanders. Mik, playing Kadena, was able to get good value from his commander's ability to play morph cards for free and draw cards. A key turn came when Mark, playing Narset, managed to cast multiple spells in one turn, triggering prowess multiple times and dealing significant damage, but Max cast Snap to bounce Narset back to Mark's hand. Mik later played Ashiok, Dream Render, milling Mark and exiling all opponents' graveyards. A decisive moment happened when Mark attacked Mik with multiple creatures, but Mik responded by flipping up a Thousand Winds, bouncing all of Mark's creatures back to his hand. The game continued with players trading punches and managing threats on the board.