Kinnan vs Ishai Kediss vs Tivit vs Krark & Sakashima cEDH Gameplay

Deck & Commander Strategies

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  Krark, the Thumbless & Sakashima of a Thousand Faces

  Leverages coin flips and clone effects to generate value and disrupt opponents, creating chaos and multiple threats that are hard to answer simultaneously.

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  Ishai, Ojutai Dragonspeaker & Kediss, Emberclaw Familiar

  Focuses on getting Ishai out early to grow through combat damage, often aiming to one-shot or double-hit opponents with large flying threats supported by Kediss.

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  Tivit, Seller of Secrets

  Aims to assemble infinite turn combos, primarily using Time Sieve to take extra turns and combo off with creatures or artifacts to win in a single explosive turn.

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  Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy

  Uses mana acceleration and card advantage to find infinite mana combos with Basalt Monolith or similar combos, then leverages infinite mana to deploy multiple spells and combo finishes, typically through infinite damage.

Gameplay Insights

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  Kinnan's use of Soul Ring and Command Tower allowed for a powerful mana ramp enabling casting of One Ring and setting up interaction while holding mana open.

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  The decision to hold One Ring to draw cards while maintaining interaction with Fierce Guardianship demonstrated a balanced approach between aggression and defense.

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  Sakashima entering as a copy of Krark created layered value engines, increasing threats and interaction potential on the board.

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  Players carefully managed their early land drops and card selection to enable specific combos, reflecting the high precision required in cEDH.

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  The slowish early game tempo allowed players like Kinnan to position themselves for a late-game lock with Seedborn Muse and infinite mana combos.

Notable Cards

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  Basalt Monolith

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  Time Sieve

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  Mox Amber

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  Mystical Tutor

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  Seedborn Muse

Gameplay Summary