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SO MANY TRIGGERS!!! Commander / EDH Gameplay 105 - K'rrik VS Najeela VS Oloro VS Grist

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Commanders featured in this Gameplay Reviewed & Verified

Decklist

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Oloro, Ageless Ascetic

    Oloro, Ageless Ascetic

    Focuses on incremental life gain each turn to fuel powerful life-drain combos using enchantments like Sanguine Bond and synergy creatures such as Ajani's Pridemate, aiming to dominate through value and attrition.

  • Grist, the Hunger Tide

    Grist, the Hunger Tide

    A control and sacrifice-oriented deck that produces insect tokens, mills opponents, and uses sacrifice outlets to destroy key permanents and control the board, leveraging Grist's abilities to maintain pressure.

  • K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth

    K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth

    Utilizes life payment to cast spells cost-effectively, growing creatures like Ajani's Pridemate alongside vampires and other synergistic creatures, aiming to overwhelm opponents with efficient threats and life drain.

  • Najeela, the Blade-Blossom

    Najeela, the Blade-Blossom

    Warrior tribal deck that uses token generation and aggressive combat strategies, leveraging Najeela's ability to create multiple attacks and generate value from warrior synergies.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    The casting of Deadly Tempest was a critical turning point, wiping the board and forcing players to rebuild from scratch, significantly affecting momentum.

  • 2

    Oloro's synergy of life gain combined with Sanguine Bond and Falkenrath Noble allowed for massive life drain triggers when multiple sacrifices occurred simultaneously.

  • 3

    Grist's sacrifice of insect tokens to destroy key permanents, including Oloro, shifted control and disrupted life gain synergies crucial to opponents.

  • 4

    K'rrik's use of life payment to cast impactful creatures and spells early on set a strong tempo, forcing opponents to respond aggressively.

  • 5

    The interaction of multiple sacrifice triggers from Plaguecrafter, Carrion Feeder, and Noble created a complex chain of life gain and loss, demonstrating the high volume of triggers and responses in this game.

Notable Cards

  • Authority of the Consuls

    Authority of the Consuls

  • Ajani's Pridemate

    Ajani's Pridemate

  • Deadly Tempest

    Deadly Tempest

  • Sanguine Bond

    Sanguine Bond

  • Falkenrath Noble

    Falkenrath Noble

  • Plaguecrafter

    Plaguecrafter

  • Tragic Slip

    Tragic Slip

  • Utter End

    Utter End

  • Carrion Feeder

    Carrion Feeder

  • Bloodthirsty Aerialist

    Bloodthirsty Aerialist

Gameplay Summary

The game begins with each player establishing their board state and mana base, with Oloro focusing on life gain and +1/+1 counter synergies through cards like Authority of the Consuls and Ajani's Pridemate.

Grist develops an insect token strategy alongside milling and control elements, while K'rrik leverages life payment mechanics to cast spells and grow his board.

Najeela, despite a rough start with mulligans, works toward assembling a warrior tribal board.

A pivotal moment occurs when Grist casts Deadly Tempest, wiping the board and resetting the creature presence.

Following this, Oloro uses enchantments like Sanguine Bond and Falkenrath Noble to capitalize on life gain triggers, creating a strong synergy that drains opponents' life.

The interaction of multiple sacrifice effects and life gain triggers creates a complex web of damage and healing, with key removals like Tragic Slip and Utter End affecting the board state.

Grist's ability to sacrifice insects to destroy permanents further shifts momentum, notably removing Oloro and reasserting control.

The game features a dynamic interplay of recurring board wipes, life manipulation, and sacrifice synergies, leading to intense combat phases and strategic plays centered on maximizing triggers and attrition.

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