#Lynde cheerful tormentor edh full

The one I usually prefer to have on the field is Silent Arbiter as it lets only one creature attack and so if they try to attack us they can get it blocked by the Arbiter if itвЂ™s small or they will always have the danger of Lynde trading with everything they send in our direction. This deck is definitely light on creatures so we risk being overwhelmed by opponents that run a lot of them and so we are running these pieces to protect ourselves.

We also run cards like Mirrormade to copy our Curse I usually like to keep the copying spell for the late game where I can use them to copy one of the curses that deal damage and put my opponents on a faster clock. Another curse it could appear easy to place but that instead needs some thinking is Curse of Unbinding as you need to ponder if the creature of their deck could still be useful on our field or if itвЂ™s better to put it on another player. Some examples: Curse of Obsession is really bad on an aggro player as they tend to always empty their hands rather quickly and this will give them only more fuelвЂ¦ on the other hand on a Control deck it will empty their hand at their hand step reducing the amount of Control they can do. The main section of our deck! Curses for everyone! We have various different types and with various different activation times some will trigger when the enchanted player is attacked, others at every upkeep, some have some type of trigger and others will be always active.ДЄs I said before: the deck needs a bit of practice to run it smoothly as you need to develop the knowledge of which Curse is better on which player the fact that our enchantment influences only a single player at the time they need some thoughts before getting placed. When we are going to play Cloud Key we are obviously going to choose Enchantment to have a discount on all our curses. The ramp package is mostly composed by mana rocks of our colors but we start with the Curses already from here: Curse of Opulence can be put on a player to create Treasure each time it gets attacked I would usually put this on the player that is ramping the most so to try force the more вЂњneedyвЂќ opponents to attack him for mana.

#Lynde cheerful tormentor edh full

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Lynde has the most utility in the mid to late game, where she gives recursion to our Curse and can net us some card advantage, but also at the beginning she can act as a Pillowfort piece thanks to both the nice toughness and Deathtouch. After setting up our board we will try to win with the benefits from the Curses, by pinging our opponents thanks to a combination of some Constellations ability and Lynde recursion, or even with Commander Damage. In the meantime we are going to pillowfort ourselves, getting ready for the late game where our opponentsвЂ™ boards are going to get crazier. The deck is a control deck that, as a main plan, uses the Curses to force the other players to mess their boards and force them to attack each other to reap the benefits given by this type of enchantment. Playing the right Curses on the right player is the key of the game!