Commander VS S6E7: Thada Adel vs Xenagos vs Seton vs Atraxa [MTG]

Deck & Commander Strategies

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  Thada Adel, Acquisitor

  Focuses on disruptive rogue tribal tactics to repeatedly search opponents' libraries and steal valuable cards, creating incremental advantage and chaos.

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  Xenagos, God of Revels

  Uses ramp and creature buffing to create huge threats quickly, then leverages Xenagos's ability to overrun opponents with massive creatures.

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  Seton, Krosan Protector

  Green ramp and tribal synergy with Druids and Centaurs to generate abundant mana and large creatures, aiming to dominate board state through overwhelming strength.

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  Atraxa, Praetors' Voice

  Control and stax-oriented gameplay using board wipes, token generation, and effects like Peacekeeper and Spike Weaver to lock down opponents and prevent attacks.

Gameplay Insights

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  Seton’s ability to tap druids and creatures to ramp mana was critical in establishing early game dominance.

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  Xenagos’s synergy with creature buffs and ability to grow threats each time a spell is cast put pressure on all opponents to respond quickly.

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  Thada Adel’s repeated library searching and card stealing disrupted other players’ strategies and created unique opportunities for tempo swings.

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  Atraxa’s use of board wipes and control elements like Peacekeeper limited aggressive advances, forcing opponents to adjust their plans and focus on incremental advantage rather than all-out attacks.

• 5

  The hidden role mechanic added a layer of deception and misdirection, influencing players’ decisions and interactions throughout the game.

Notable Cards

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  Paradox Engine

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  Wrath of God

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  Supreme Verdict

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  Spike Weaver

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  Peacekeeper

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  Gilt-Leaf Archdruid

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  Quicksilver Fountain

Gameplay Summary