Commander at Home #26 - Old Stickfingers vs Narci vs Dihada vs Stangg with Rachel Weeks and AD

Deck Strategies

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  Old Stickfingers

  This deck aims to utilize its graveyard, filling it up with creatures and using Old Stickfingers to potentially churn out massive threats.

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  Stangg, Echo Warrior

  Stangg's strategy revolves around creating copies of itself and any Auras or Equipment attached to it, creating a potentially overwhelming force on the battlefield.

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  Dihada, Binder of Wills

  Dihada aims to get powerful creatures on the battlefield and attack for the win. It is a Mardu Legends deck that is super aggressive.

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  Narci, Fable Singer

  Narci's deck revolves around enchantments and sagas, leveraging the enchantress theme to generate value and control the board.

Gameplay Insights

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  The casting of Idolon of Blossoms was a strategic decision that signaled a pivot towards an enchantment-heavy strategy.

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  The use of Sanctum Weaver to generate significant mana, enabling the player to ramp and cast more powerful spells.

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  The decision to attack with Dihada, triggering Cunning Rhetoric and potentially disrupting the opponent's plans.

Notable Cards

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  Sanctum Weaver

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  Skull Prophet

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  Cunning Rhetoric

Summary

The game kicked off with each player ramping and setting up their board states. Early plays saw a variety of mana dorks and enchantments coming into play, with all four commanders hitting the board early as well. The game quickly escalated into a battle of board states as the players sought to leverage their commanders' abilities to gain advantage. One key turning point was the casting of Idolon of Blossoms, which triggered a card draw and signaled a pivot towards an enchantment-heavy strategy. The game ended with a flurry of attacks and strategic plays, with one player managing to leverage their commanding board position to secure the win.