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Taxing the Win-Rate

Commander / EDH Hatebears Mono-White

jakeelephant006

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Commander: foil Rune-Tail, Kitsune Ascendant

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Mono-White Hatebears commander deck.

This deck seeks to slow down opponents' game plans by disrupting the efficiency and tempo of their actions. The commander protects each disruption piece and allows smaller creatures to attack and block more effectively. Additionally, the damage prevention effect of Rune-Tail, Kitsune Ascendant   can combo with creatures or effects that redirect damage dealt to their controller like Protector of the Crown or Palisade Giant. This combination of effects prevents the controller from taking damage at all.

This deck's biggest struggle is finding ways to capitalize on its disruption of opponents' plans and closing out the game. Often, the deck will build up a solid defense and gum up the game enough to prevent other players from successfully setting up win-conditions, but the deck then lacks power to crack through and finish off the disabled opponents. Most of the creatures, which are the main feature, in this deck have very low power making attacking for the win a difficult strategy to pull off. Furthermore, the deck lacks any explosive combos to take the game in one swift move. This is the area in which I most seek to improve this build. It has the right taxing tools but cannot leverage them to a victory.

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97% Casual

Competitive

Revision 14 See all

(7 months ago)

+1 Pearl Medallion main
+1 Prismatic Lens maybe