Sideboard plans, win rates, and key tactical decisions for Commander.
yshtola-nights-blessed
49.9%
Even
Win rate
kefka-court-mage
50.1%
Even
Win rate
Sample Size
20
Matches tracked
Strategic Overview
Kefka, Court Mage aims to control the game with counterspells and card advantage, while Y'shtola, Night's Blessed focuses on creature-based synergy and recursion. Kefka should prioritize countering key threats and maintaining card advantage, while Y'shtola should aim to overload Kefka's defenses with resilient threats.
Key Cards in This Matchup
CounterspellSwords to PlowsharesRhystic Study
yshtola-nights-blessed Sideboard Plan
+ Bring In
Veil of Summer
Heroic Intervention
Reclamation Sage
− Take Out
Llanowar Elves
Cultivate
Skyshroud Claim
Protect your board from Kefka's control spells and remove problematic enchantments or artifacts.
kefka-court-mage Sideboard Plan
+ Bring In
Disenchant
Rest in Peace
Supreme Verdict
− Take Out
Mana Leak
Negate
Opt
Focus on removing Y'shtola's enchantments and graveyard strategies, while keeping the board clear of creatures.