Sharuum vs Seizan vs Gishath vs Feldon EDH / CMDR game play for Magic: The Gathering

Deck & Commander Strategies

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  Seizan, Perverter of Truth

  Leverages a life-loss and card draw engine using thematic lands and artifacts to maintain card advantage and disrupt opponents.

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  Sharuum the Hegemon

  Focuses on artifact synergy and recursion combos, utilizing cards like Phyrexian Metamorph and Blasting Station to generate infinite loops and control the board.

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  Gishath, Sun's Avatar

  Ramp-heavy dinosaur tribal deck that draws cards through elemental bond and plays powerful dinosaurs to dominate combat.

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  Feldon of the Third Path

  Utilizes graveyard recursion and equipment to maintain board presence and disrupt opponents, with the ability to bring back key creatures repeatedly.

Gameplay Insights

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  The interaction where Sean used Dualcaster Mage to copy a Negate to counter a Red Elemental Blast was a key moment that allowed Sharuum's combo to proceed.

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  Feldon's ability to recur artifacts and creatures was used politically to stop Mike from comboing off early, showcasing the political layer in Commander games.

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  Matt’s use of Gauntlet of Power and Worst Fears helped enable his combo potential by increasing available mana and disrupting opponents’ turns.

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  The combo involving Sharuum and Phyrexian Metamorph created an infinite recursion loop, enabling a board wipe that ended the game decisively.

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  Trevor’s dinosaur tribal deck made solid progress with card draw and ramp but was ultimately disrupted and unable to contest the combo finish.

Notable Cards

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  Sharuum the Hegemon

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  Phyrexian Metamorph

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  Disciple of the Vault

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  Blasting Station

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  Cabal Coffers

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  Dualcaster Mage

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  Crucible of Worlds

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  Kess, Dissident Mage

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  Reckless Fireweaver

Gameplay Summary