Shanid vs Omnath locus of all vs Tasigur vs Kodama & Silas cEDH Gameplay

The game featured a highly competitive cEDH match involving four players, each piloting powerful and synergistic decks.

Shanid led a stax-heavy deck focused on legendary lands and spells to generate card advantage and control the board, aiming to disrupt opponents while assembling combos.

Kodama and Silas piloted a turbo combo deck leveraging cascade-like effects and graveyard recursion to rapidly assemble win conditions.

Tasigur aimed for a fast, midrange turbo strategy centered around classic black-blue value spells, tutors, and Ad Nauseam to draw into combos.

Omnath, Locus of All, brought a five-color midrange turbo deck with powerful landfall synergies and value engines, seeking to outpace the others with explosive ramp and control elements. Early game saw several mulligans as players sought efficient hands to execute their strategies.

Shanid utilized early legendary land drops and stax pieces to slow down opponents.

Kodama and Silas worked through tutors and cascade effects to develop a threatening board presence.

Tasigur leveraged classic discard, ramp, and tutors to assemble Ad Nauseam, aiming to draw deep into his deck for a winning combo.

Omnath focused on ramping aggressively with mana rocks and powerful lands to stabilize and pressure the table. The pivotal moments included Tasigur successfully resolving a critical Ad Nauseam, which allowed him to find key combo pieces and threaten to close out the game.

Shanid’s stax elements and creature hate challenged the field, but the turbo decks’ speed and recursion pushed the pace.

Kodama and Silas’s interaction with graveyard recursion and cascade spells kept the pressure high.

Omnath’s flexible mana base and landfall triggers provided resilience and card advantage.

The game’s dynamic revolved around balancing disruption and combo execution, with Tasigur’s ability to draw massive card advantage through Ad Nauseam standing out as a decisive factor in the mid-late game.