
Used in response to an opponent's Thassa's Oracle combo, their win becomes their loss. Paired with Ad Nauseam, you can draw your entire deck. Not quite as ubiquitous as it once was, Angel's Grace remains a versatile tool that can either win you the game or save your life. Speaking of which, if you want to fight graveyard strategies, white offers the nuclear answer in the form of Rest in Peace. It even stops graveyard and exile shenanigans. Drannith is yet another crippling stax piece that white has access to, and incredibly, it's asymmetrical. What's the best card for stopping that happening? If you answered " Drannith Magistrate ", congratulations, you're two for two. What do most Commander decks want to do? If you answered "play their commander", you'd be correct. Ad Nauseam doesn't feel so good when you're paying extra for all your fast mana. Cards like Thalia, Guardian of Thraben and Glowrider are great for this. Basically, if you can't go as fast as everyone else, make them go as slow as you. White is exceedingly good at attacking what the rest of the format is doing. More than just Rule, white has access to Ethersworn Canonist, Eidolon of Rhetoric, Deafening Silence, and the almighty Archon of Emeria. The vast majority of game-winning combos in cEDH require two cards to be played in quick succession, which is not possible with a Rule of Law in play.īest of all is the incredible redundancy. Once unplayable due to the awkward interaction with flash Hulk wins, Rule effects have since become ubiquitous. The pillar upon which stax rests is Rule of Law. Weathered Wayfarer is better, as it finds any land, but these cards help you keep up, they don't speed you up. You may occasionally see Land Tax, but it isn't acceleration, and lands are less important in cEDH.

This is no different to traditional EDH, where white decks must look to artifacts or other colors for their mana. White brings little to the table when it comes to acceleration. If you're getting into cEDH, expect to play and see the following. This list isn't exhaustive, just an overview of white's best tools. Dismal card advantage, minimal mana acceleration, and few pieces that scale well in a multiplayer format. That's not to say it's without some incredible tools, but white has the same problems up and down the power spectrum. Despite receiving some gas in recent years, white is about as good in cEDH as it is in casual: not very. To put it lightly, white runs on the fumes of an oily rag.

This week we're looking at the state of white in cEDH what it's good at, what it isn't, and which cards you should be reaching for if you want to build a competitive deck.

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