K'rrik vs Tymna / Kamahl vs Koll vs Orvar | cEDH Gameplay ft. @SplitSecond and @KingdomsTV

Deck Strategies

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  Kamahl, Heart of Krosa

  The deck aims to control the pace of the game with stax pieces like Rule of Law, while leveraging Kamahl's ability to create massive threats.

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  Koll, the Forgemaster

  The deck utilizes zero-cost creatures and equipments like Skullclamp to draw cards and set up for big turns. Koll's ability to return creatures to hand is crucial for this strategy.

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  Orvar, the All-Form

  Orvar's deck looks to control the game through counterspells and disruption, while using Orvar's ability to create copies of key spells or creatures.

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  Tymna the Weaver

  In tandem with Kamahl, this deck aims to use Tymna's card draw ability to maintain card advantage while using Kamahl's ability to create threats.

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  K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth

  This deck aims to leverage K'rrik's ability to use life as a resource, aiming for big turns with high-cost black spells.

Gameplay Insights

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  The casting of Rule of Law was a key turning point, altering the pace and strategy of the game for all players.

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  The Force of Negation from the Orvar player to counter the Tear from the Koll player was a crucial play, ensuring the Rule of Law remained in place.

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  Despite the hurdles, the K'rrik player managed to cast his commander, showcasing the resilience of the deck.

Notable Cards

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  Rule of Law

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  Force of Negation

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  Suspend

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  K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth

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  Skullclamp

Summary

In this high-stakes Commander game, we saw a variety of strategies and major plays. Early in the game, the casting of Rule of Law by the Tymna/Kamahl player brought a significant roadblock for the rest of the players. However, the Koll player managed to get around this with a Tear that was unfortunately countered by a Force of Negation from the Orvar player. The K'rrik player managed to cast his commander despite a Suspend from Orvar, but was unable to capitalize due to the Rule of Law still being in play. The game continued as a battle of wit and strategy with each player attempting to navigate around the restrictions and maintain control.