I HATE YOUR DECK #15 Phelddagrif v Feldon v Tymna & Sidar v Alela || Commander Gameplay MTG

Deck Strategies

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  Alela, Artful Provocateur

  Alela’s deck focuses on casting enchantments and artifacts to generate a swarm of flying fairy tokens, which are buffed by her anthem effect, aiming to control the air and overwhelm opponents with evasive damage.

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  Feldon of the Third Path

  Feldon’s deck aims to discard large creatures and then cheat them into play from the graveyard, quickly deploying threats and using aggressive attacks to deplete opponents’ life totals.

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  Tymna the Weaver & Sidar Kondo of Jamuraa

  This deck leverages Tymna’s card draw from combat damage alongside Sidar’s ability to grant creatures haste, focusing on an aggressive, tempo-driven strategy to pressure opponents while maintaining card advantage.

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  Phelddagrif

  Phelddagrif’s deck uses political interaction by gifting creatures like hippos to other players, creating alliances or distractions before setting up a combo finish to win the game.

Gameplay Insights

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  Corpse Knight’s life-drain effect consistently chipped away at opponents whenever creatures entered the battlefield, synergizing well with Tymna’s aggressive attacks.

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  Suspending Search for Tomorrow early enabled a smooth mana ramp that accelerated the deployment of key threats and spells.

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  Alela’s token generation pressured opponents to answer flying threats or face incremental damage buildup.

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  Feldon’s graveyard recursion allowed for explosive creature plays that applied significant board pressure rapidly.

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  The political aspect of Phelddagrif’s gifting created a dynamic table state, influencing attack decisions and alliances.

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  Tymna and Sidar’s synergy granted both card advantage and haste, enabling swift and repeated offensive strikes.

Notable Cards

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  Alela, Artful Provocateur

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  Feldon of the Third Path

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  Tymna the Weaver

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  Sidar Kondo of Jamuraa

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  Phelddagrif

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  Blightsteel Colossus

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  Corpse Knight

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  Search for Tomorrow

Summary

The game featured four distinct decks vying for control and victory in a dynamic multiplayer Commander match. Early plays focused on ramp and setting up board presence with incremental value creatures such as Corpse Knight and token generators. Alela, Artful Provocateur established a strong flying token strategy by casting enchantments and artifacts to flood the board with fairies, leveraging the commander’s anthem effect to boost her flyers. Meanwhile, Tymna the Weaver paired with Sidar Kondo applied pressure through aggressive attacks and card draw from combat damage, maintaining a steady tempo. Feldon of the Third Path deployed a graveyard recursion strategy, discarding and cheating large creatures into play to overwhelm opponents, while Phelddagrif aimed to spread hippos around the table and generate political leverage before comboing off for a win. Key moments included the casting of powerful creatures like Blightsteel Colossus and the resolution of suspended spells such as Search for Tomorrow to accelerate mana development. The game saw shifts in tempo driven by recurring threats and life loss triggers from Corpse Knight and Tymna's attacks, culminating in a tense late game where board control and combo potential dictated the path to victory.