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Can you JUND 'EM OUT in Commander? | Soul of Windgrace VS Kozilek VS Council of Four VS Minsc & Boo

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Soul of Windgrace

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Minsc & Boo, Timeless Heroes

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The Council of Four

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Kozilek, the Great Distortion

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Personality featured in this Gameplay

Aaron

Decklists

Minsc & Boo, Timeless Heroes Deck on Moxfield

The Council of Four Deck on Moxfield

Kozilek, the Great Distortion Deck on Moxfield

Soul of Windgrace Deck on Moxfield

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Minsc & Boo, Timeless Heroes

    Minsc & Boo, Timeless Heroes

    This deck focuses on strengthening creatures with +1/+1 counters and making them unblockable using Champion of Lambholt. It also uses Rhythm of the Wild for creature protection and additional counters.

  • The Council of Four

    The Council of Four

    The deck's strategy is a blend of group hug and control, utilizing cards like Anvil of Bogardan for card draw and Zenith Chronicler to influence spell casting decisions of opponents.

  • Soul of Windgrace

    Soul of Windgrace

    This deck aims to gain card advantage and ramp with cards like Titania, Protector of Argoth. It also focuses on recurring lands from the graveyard to the battlefield.

  • Kozilek, the Great Distortion

    Kozilek, the Great Distortion

    This deck operates on a colorless strategy, focusing on artifact ramp with cards like Worn Power Stone and Prismatic Lens. The objective is to gather enough mana to cast Kozilek and utilize colorless Eldrazi spells.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    The use of Anvil of Bogardan by the Council of Four player, Jim, created a significant shift in the game by accelerating card draw for all players.

  • 2

    Aaron's decision to avoid casting multi-colored spells due to Zenith Chronicler's effect demonstrated strategic play, as it prevented his opponents from drawing extra cards.

  • 3

    Kayleigh's effective use of Titania, Protector of Argoth to recur lands and field elementals showed the potential of the Soul of Windgrace deck.

  • 4

    Aaron's effective use of Champion of Lambholt alongside Minsc & Boo showcased a potent offensive strategy, putting considerable pressure on his opponents.

Notable Cards

  • Anvil of Bogardan

    Anvil of Bogardan

  • Champion of Lambholt

    Champion of Lambholt

  • Rhythm of the Wild

    Rhythm of the Wild

  • Titania, Protector of Argoth

    Titania, Protector of Argoth

  • Zenith Chronicler

    Zenith Chronicler

Gameplay Summary

In the early game, the players focused on setting up their boards, with Aaron's Minsc & Boo deck quickly establishing a threatening presence with Champion of Lambholt.

Jim's Council of Four deck introduced a group hug mechanic with the Anvil of Bogardan, while Kayleigh's Soul of Windgrace deck ramped up mana and fielded a Titania, Protector of Argoth.

Eliot's Kozilek deck focused on artifact ramp.

As the game progressed, the Council of Four's Zenith Chronicler influenced the game by discouraging multi-colored spell casting due to its card drawing effect for other players.

Aaron's deck continued to dominate the field, capitalizing on the Rhythm of the Wild and Kadama of the West Tree to bolster Champion of Lambholt and continuously attack opponents.

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