deck Eloise, Nephalia Sleuth

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Strategy

The "Eloise, Nephalia Sleuth" Commander deck focus on a mix of graveyard recursion, sacrifice effects, and life drain. This deck leverages cards like Animate Dead, Carrion Feeder, and Ashnod's Altar to recur creatures from the graveyard and generate value through sacrificing creatures. Cards like Blood Artist, Bastion of Remembrance, and Ruthless Deathfang provide incremental life drain effects, which can be particularly effective in multiplayer games where you can chip away at multiple opponents at once. One of the strengths of this deck is its ability to generate value through sacrificing creatures and leveraging the graveyard as a resource. By constantly recurring threats and draining opponents' life totals, you can gradually grind out wins over the course of a game. Cards like Counterspell and Feed the Swarm also provide interaction and removal to help control the board. However, one potential downside of this deck could be its reliance on the graveyard. If opponents are able to disrupt your graveyard recursion or graveyard-based strategies, it could hamper your game plan significantly. Additionally, the deck may struggle against aggressive strategies that can apply early pressure and disrupt your setup. Overall, the "Eloise, Nephalia Sleuth" deck offers a fun and interactive playstyle focused on graveyard shenanigans and draining opponents' life totals. It can be a strong option for players who enjoy a mix of combo, control, and sacrifice strategies in Commander games.