ENDLESS - IMPLEMENTS OF cEDH - S24E6 - NADU v TEVESH/THRASIOS v CORMELA v TYMNA/THRASIOS GAMEPLAY

Deck Strategies

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  Cormela, Glamour Thief

  A combo/control style deck leveraging artifact and enchantment synergies to generate value and disrupt opponents, aiming to assemble a combo or win through incremental advantage.

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  Thrasios, Triton Hero

  A versatile partner commander used in a value and combo deck that focuses on card draw, ramp, and recursion to assemble powerful finishers like Finale of Devastation to close out the game.

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  Tymna the Weaver

  A partner commander that enables aggressive card draw through combat damage and synergy with low-cost creatures, supporting a midrange/control strategy with efficient disruption and incremental advantage.

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  Nadu, Winged Wisdom

  A landfall and ramp-based deck that generates treasures and card draw through land play triggers, enabling explosive mana acceleration and value engine development to outpace opponents.

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  Tevesh Szat, Doom of Fools

  A control-combo deck that uses black mana rituals and card draw spells to generate storm-like combos and powerful finishers, disrupting opponents with removal and counterspells.

Gameplay Insights

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  Holding counterspells like Swan Song and Flusterstorm in reserve allowed key spells like Finale of Devastation to resolve and shift board control.

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  Repeated landfall triggers from Nadu generated treasures and mana ramp critical for casting multiple spells per turn and maintaining card advantage.

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  Using recursion spells such as Eternal Witness and Dance of the Dead to reuse powerful creatures allowed continuous pressure and resource replenishment.

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  Casting Finale of Devastation with an appropriate X value served as a major engine to clear threats or assemble combo pieces.

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  The final deck-out win with Oracle of Mul Daya showcased the effectiveness of sustained card advantage and mana acceleration over direct combat or combo kills.

Notable Cards

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  Tribute Mage

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  Carpet of Flowers

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  Eternal Witness

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  Dance of the Dead

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  Finale of Devastation

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  Flusterstorm

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  Swan Song

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  Mox Amber

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  Oracle of Mul Daya

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  Tireless Provisioner

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  Path to Exile

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  Cabal Ritual

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  Brain Freeze

Summary

A key turning point was when Tymna/Thrasios cast Finale of Devastation and other powerful spells to establish dominance, while also using recursion from Eternal Witness and Dance of the Dead to maintain pressure. The board state became a complex battlefield of value engines, with players juggling resources to maintain card flow and disrupt opponents. Eventually, the player piloting Tymna/Thrasios managed to draw their entire deck and cast Oracle of Mul Daya to seal the game with a deck-out win condition. This demonstrated the power of sustained card advantage and mana acceleration in cEDH, overcoming early disruption and interaction from opponents.