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Gale vs Alesha vs Scion of the Ur dragon vs Thrasios & Rograkh cEDH gameplay

cEDH TV Gameplay


Commanders featured in this Gameplay Reviewed & Verified

Decklists

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Scion of the Ur-Dragon

    Scion of the Ur-Dragon

    Ramp quickly to cast Scion, then use its ability to draw cards and generate treasure tokens while reanimating dragons to build a dominant board presence.

  • Thrasios & Rograkh

    Utilize mana dorks and artifact ramp like Max Amber and Ragavan to accelerate mana, then assemble infinite mana combos with Cloudstone Curio and zero-cost creatures to win through infinite mana or value.

  • Scion of Halaster

    Gale with Scion of Halaster

    Leverage Gale's ability to recast key spells like Demonic Tutor and Brainstorm, combined with Scion of Halaster's background for recursion, to find and assemble combo pieces efficiently.

  • Alesha, Who Smiles at Death

    Alesha, Who Smiles at Death

    Use Alesha's ability to reanimate powerful creatures like Razaketh to assemble combos with cards like Mayhem Devil and Lyra Dawnbringer for board control and combo kills.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Thrasios & Rograkh's early mana acceleration and artifact synergy allowed them to begin assembling infinite mana combos quickly, putting pressure on opponents.

  • 2

    Scion of the Ur-Dragon's ability to draw multiple cards and create treasures enabled a strong midgame presence, especially after casting key dragons and reanimating with Dance of the Dead.

  • 3

    Gale's control over the game state through repeated casting of Demonic Tutor and card draw spells helped maintain card advantage and combo assembly potential.

  • 4

    Alesha's strategy focused on incremental board presence and reanimation but lagged behind in tempo compared to the other decks, making it crucial to interact with the board and disrupt opponents.

  • 5

    A pivotal moment was the use of Mental Misstep and Veil of Summer to counter key spells, demonstrating the importance of interaction and tempo disruption in cEDH.

  • 6

    The use of Recruiter of the Guard to find combo enablers like Sierra Seer highlighted the value of recursion and card advantage in maintaining pressure.

Notable Cards

  • Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer

    Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer

  • Bloom Tender

    Bloom Tender

  • Demonic Tutor

    Demonic Tutor

  • Recruiter of the Guard

    Recruiter of the Guard

  • Ancient Silver Dragon

    Ancient Silver Dragon

  • Dance of the Dead

    Dance of the Dead

  • Mayhem Devil

    Mayhem Devil

  • Razaketh, the Foulblooded

    Razaketh, the Foulblooded

  • Lyra Dawnbringer

    Lyra Dawnbringer

  • Cloudstone Curio

    Cloudstone Curio

  • Ponder

    Ponder

  • Brainstorm

    Brainstorm

  • Snapcaster Mage

    Snapcaster Mage

  • Mental Misstep

    Mental Misstep

  • Veil of Summer

    Veil of Summer

Gameplay Summary

The game featured a dynamic four-player cEDH match with commanders including Scion of the Ur-Dragon, Thrasios & Rograkh, Gale with Scion of Halaster, and Alesha.

Early turns focused on ramp and setting up key creatures and artifacts, with Thrasios & Rograkh leveraging mana dorks like Ragavan and Max Amber to build a fast mana base.

The Scion of the Ur-Dragon player aimed to deploy their commander quickly and utilize its ability to draw cards and generate treasures by playing and reanimating dragons.

Gale's deck centered around a powerful tutor and recursion combo, repeatedly casting Demonic Tutor via the synergy with Scion of Halaster's background and casting spells like Ponder and Brainstorm to dig for key pieces.

Alesha utilized a Mardu reanimation strategy with creatures like Mayhem Devil to gain incremental advantage and aim for a combo kill involving Razaketh and Lyra Dawnbringer.

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