Beginner's Guide to cEDH Combos

[@Surberus1066]

As a fairly new player, the biggest challenge I find is knowing when to interact. Would love to see more videos like this!

[@LemorasCards]

I just had a patron ask about a video on that as well. I'll probably record something about it this week!

[@B1gLupu]

Typically the best spot is either 1. Before they start gaining resources from their combo (Breach gives access to the yard, so good luck fighting through that) 2. Before interacting no longer becomes possible (like Silence or Grand Abolisher) 3. Before you lose, like with Thoracle + Consult you let Thoracle resolve and fight about Consult with the etb trigger on the stack. Your point of interaction depends on the interaction you have. If you have in your hand a Stifle or Trickbind, you can let them exile their deck with Consulation and just counter the trigger. If you however only have like a Pyroblast, you need to counter Thoracle, since Pyro won't hit Consultation or Tainted Pact. The later in a combo you can interact, the more likely it is that someone else will be pressured to act before you.

[@hellproof2379]

If I’m really not sure I talk to the table. It can have disadvantages. Sometimes I’ll ask when I don’t have shit lol.

[@johnweinhandl8890]

Always ask and talk to the table if you’re unsure. But also be careful not to get got too

[@alainlamour5868]

dress down covers a few of the most popular win cons and sits on the field long enough to see past the silence effects. It also replaces itself.

[@bl4ckl8tus]

Angel's Grace in response to Thoracle's trigger on the stack after Consult resolves is also a good answer

[@LemorasCards]

True, plus using it with Ad Nauseam is sweet.

[@flpn2275]

It’s an all star in mono-white.

[@dasglaubichnich]

Very nice. I'm trying to get my friends to try cedh, and videos like this are extremely helpful. It's nice to have something short and compact like this to be able to send them.

[@LemorasCards]

Happy to hear it!

[@chrisjamieson7620]

Jeska is also part of infinite mana loops that I'd say should be included here. Good high level video!

[@tmore3]

Great video. Recently started looking into cEDH and this helps a ton. I would love to see K’rrik specific combos and how those work

[@LemorasCards]

Thank you! I might have to talk about some of those graveyard combos one day for sure

[@Pilottoproperties]

More of this please

[@TripsAhoy]

❤❤❤ This list goes together just like Gaddock Teeg and stax!

[@NMPMineCraft]

A document explaining the main combos would be very helpful

[@syndicate5357]

Primers fpr the decks in moxfield

[@3rdimpact918]

been playing a Zurgo & Ojutai Dragon Farm midrange deck with breach lines in it and won through a green player's veil by swords'ing one of my creatures to gain more life and then earthquaking lol

[@WhiskeyDingo98]

Could we get the Hording Broodlord combo lines next time?

[@LemorasCards]

Good idea!

[@theelucidator3481]

With the intuition for breech LED and Sevinnes isn’t sevinnes a viable choice? Sevinnes cost 3 from hand or 4 from the yard but when you flashback the sevinnes (using the LED mana) and get the breech and the LED back you effectively give them 2 mana when you give them the LED to hand. Is LED standard because it forces them to discard their hand and lose possible interaction? I would say this is board state dependant most of the time right?

[@LemorasCards]

The discard is a big part of it. It essentially means there's no way for them to protect it beyond slamming a silence effect ahead of time. Also, if you give them sevinnes depending on how much mana they have, it gives them two chances to fire off getting breach back from yard.

[@AeonMTGA]

Show me all of the combos

[@LemorasCards]

😮

[@tcgmetaslayer4202]

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