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Sorry For Party Mobbing

Commander / EDH Bracket 3 RGW (Naya) Tokens

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Country (38)

Rescue (3)

Nuke (2)

Overrun (2)

Tokens (Now) (17)

Ramp (9)

Tokens (Repeatable) (7)

Commander (1)

Commander: Jetmir, Nexus of Revels

Destruction (9)

Draw (8)

Tokens (Myriad) (3)

Tokens (Doublers) (1)

Sideboard

Spells to Cut (2)

Lands to Cut (1)

Maybeboard

Spells Wishlist (3)

Ramp To Add (2)

Lands to Add (1)

EXPECTED WIN TIME = 6 to 8 Turns

Theme Music: LMFAO - Sorry For Party Rocking

Jetmir can turn a board of =>8 other creatures ready to attack to at minimum 8 trampling damage per creature. This means a guaranteed 72 damage if left unprevented and uninteracted with. The goal is to assemble a board of eight or more creatures, then play Jetmir to close the game.

The majority of cards in the deck are picked for being the most efficient generation of creatures per card and per mana, with ~10 cards for card advantage. This deck is very aggro, and aims to close a game before opponents can interact.

Deckbuilding Decisions:

  • Token doublers, anthems and overruns are not favoured in place of more ways to immediately create tokens for deck consistency and budget. Therefore the deck only runs 1-2 of each.

  • 2-4 mana impulse and straight draw is favoured where the the card advantage is as efficient as possible for reliability and consistency.

  • Most ramp are mana dorks for the strategy of enabling Jetmir as soon as possible, despite more susceptibility to removal and wipes.

This deck, although nuclear in win-con, has these main weaknesses:

  1. Boardwipes with few cards left hand leaves the deck unable to recover. An effect such as a single damage to every creature on board can severely weaken its chances of success.

  2. Removing Jetmir during combat but before damage turns all creatures back to their base stats without Jetmir's ability buffs, thus making blocking your board trivial.

  3. A fog effect will negate the entire turn of damage, giving opponents an extra turn to deal with your board.

  4. The game strategy is very telegraphed. The win condition is in the command zone. However, its usually the last spell you need to cast to win, so it doesn't need to survive an upkeep to be valuable, unlike most commanders.

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