Commander Clash S9 E6: CEDH | Kess vs. Najeela vs. The First Sliver vs. Tana & Tymna
Hey friends, welcome back to Commander Clash! This week has us taking another crack at Competitive Commander aka CEDH, where we play the most optimized, most powerful decks in the format! Yes, we're going to temporarily set aside our petty squabbles because this week there's only one goal: play to win! To help us play to win, the fine CEDH folks at Play to Win have recommended all the decks that we'll be playing today! So rest assured these are proper t1 CEDH decks, even if we have absolutely no idea how to pilot them! Here's what we've got:
- Crim stays on-brand with a Grixis Combo deck that exploits the graveyard, strips away opposing hands, and Oracle combos with the help of Kess, Dissident Mage
- Richard showcases the only non-Blue deck at the table, a Snoop Combo list led by partners Tana, the Bloodsower & Tymna the Weaver
- Seth plays a Food Chain Combo deck looking to generate infinite mana and then cast his entire deck with the help of The First Sliver
- Tomer is looking to smash face for value, winning various ways such as infinite combat steps with Najeela, the Blade-Blossom
Will the Goldfish Crew figure out how to win the game with their decks, or will they defeat themselves through fatal punts? Find out now in this episode of Commander Clash! But first, a quick reminder: if you like Commander Clash and other video content here on MTGGoldfish, make sure to subscribe to the MTGGoldfish Youtube Channel to keep up with the latest and greatest.
Play To Win is a YouTube channel dedicated to CEDH, including gameplay and podcasts covering the format. Check them out here: www.youtube.com/channel/UC7339iJMCETmek3jdx9LOkg
Crim's Deck (Kess)
Richard's Deck (Tana & Tymna)
Seth's Deck (The First Sliver)
Tomer's Deck (Najeela)
Our House Bans
In addition to the official Commander ban list, the following cards are banned on our show:
- Sol Ring
- Mana Crypt
- Mana Vault
- Cyclonic Rift
- any individual card over $100
These additional bans are done to promote games that are more consistently enjoyable for our viewers.
Next Week: Anything Goes!
No themes next week; we're just playing any deck we feel like bringing!
