Welcome to Tuesday Night Takeover!

Narset is an absolute demon in CEDH, and they are coming to Pauper EDH to disrupt supplemental card draw and just play a very efficient control deck. The passive on Narset is absolutely the best ability she has and with so much supplemental card draw within the format, this can have a really big impact on the game and change it, for better or worse, can definitely feel different depending on how hard we get targeted but for the most part we have enough counterspells to protect Narset and ourselves. Beyond Narset, this is a true mono-blue control deck complete with not a lot of creatures and way more bounce and counter spells than we have any business having. This is a true mono-blue deck and will have your opponents groaning when you pull this out.

Nahiri is a very cool card that is amongst some very stiff competition, Nahiri is a very strong commander and a great support piece for a Voltron deck. Nahiri is among stiff competition because of the high density of awesome Voltron commanders in the format; while she certainly wouldn't be my first choice, she still is a ton of fun and a great card to have at your disposal. Nahiri's abilities are quite strong, the first strike can allow us to bully opponents in combat and be very strong against the creature decks of the format, and being able to deal damage to a tapped creature can be nice but can not be great against certain commanders, and it truly feels like a wonky Boros ability. We have a very strong Voltron deck here, complete with a low creature count, some awesome Voltron creatures, and some equipment that turns our small guys into some ridiculously big swingers. This is an interesting one! Without further ado, let's get it!

Kiora is a whole truck of a commander! This is certainly not uncommon for Simic commanders as they are just simply amazing at drawing cards, having an awesome board presence, and having the counter and protection spells to back it all up. Kiora is a stompy deck with a ton of upside, the upside coming in the form of hard-to-remove creatures with Hexproof and Ward, as well as counterspells and protection spells. Combine a very hard-to-remove huge board with the ability to draw a ton of cards, and this spells disaster for our opponents. With the ramp and big creatures of green and the utility and support provided by our blue cards this deck really is the whole package. Green or blue players rejoice. This deck really has it all; without further ado, let's get it!

Kaya is a very interesting commander and a commander I have trouble justifying; while they have great matchups against decks that feature hexproof commanders, they are quite expensive and can be hard to get out early, especially in Orzhov. This leads to an interesting conundrum. The Condudrum comes from Kaya being a great utility piece, but since they are quite expensive, they can be hard to justify out of all of the amazing Orzhov options within the format. We are covering all the Planeswalkers, and this deck is strong independent of Kaya, but with how much faster the format has gotten, I am not entirely sure this deck is the most viable option for Orzhov. But we planned on doing them all, including the ones that aren't that great, so here we go! Without further ado, let's get it!