What's the Threat? - Edh Gameplay - Kodama/Toggo Vs Samut Vs Estrid Vs Kodama/Sakashima

Deck & Commander Strategies

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  Estrid, the Masked

  Leverages enchantments and Estrid's untap ability to generate large amounts of mana and control the board with counterspells and removal, aiming for value and incremental advantage.

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  Samut, Voice of Dissent

  A fast ramp and aggressive combat deck using Samut's haste ability to quickly deploy and attack with equipped creatures, aiming to end the game with big, swift turns.

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  Kodama of the East Tree / Toggo, Goblin Weaponsmith

  Focuses on landfall, artifact synergy, and infinite mana combos by using Toggo to generate artifacts and Kodama to bounce lands repeatedly, producing infinite damage and mana.

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  Kodama of the East Tree / Sakashima of a Thousand Faces

  A value-oriented Simic deck that uses Kodama to cheat mana and draw cards, combined with Sakashima copying Kodama to create multiple value triggers and potential combo interactions.

Gameplay Insights

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  Crash’s infinite mana combo with Kodama and Toggo was effectively disrupted by Jimmy stifling the bounce trigger, preventing infinite loops.

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  Fernando’s attempt to clear the board with Blasphemous Act was countered by Lutz’s Arcane Denial, preserving key threats on the board.

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  Lutz maximized card draw by chaining Guardian Project, Kodama triggers, and Consecrated Sphinx, creating overwhelming resource advantage.

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  Jimmy used Estrid's ability to untap enchantments for repeated mana generation and timely removal, showcasing the deck's resilience and control elements.

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  Imprisoned in the Moon was used strategically to neutralize Crash’s Kodama, limiting his combo potential and board impact.

Notable Cards

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  Arcane Signet

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  Amulet of Vigor

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  Guardian Project

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  Consecrated Sphinx

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  Nimble Obstructionist

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  Green Sun's Zenith

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  Imprisoned in the Moon

Gameplay Summary