Tasigur Turbo Ad Nauseum Tasigur, the Golden Fang | Illustration by Chris Rahn Commander (1) Planeswalker (2) Narset, Parter of Veils Teferi, Master of Time Creature (12) Birds of Paradise Deathrite Shaman Delighted Halfling Elvish Spirit Guide Gilded Drake Hullbreaker Horror Opposition Agent Orcish Bowmasters Spellseeker Thassa's Oracle Toxrill, the Corrosive Valley Floodcaller Instant (26) Abrupt Decay Ad Nauseam Assassin's Trophy Brainstorm Chain of Vapor Crop Rotation Cyclonic Rift Dark Ritual Delay Demonic Consultation Dramatic Reversal Fierce Guardianship Flusterstorm Force of Will Mana Drain March of Swirling Mist Mental Misstep Muddle the Mixture Mystical Tutor Nature's Claim Pact of Negation Sacrifice Swan Song Tainted Pact Vampiric Tutor Veil of Summer Sorcery (12) Culling Ritual Demonic Tutor Diabolic Intent Eldritch Evolution Gitaxian Probe Mnemonic Betrayal Neoform Peer into the Abyss Praetor's Grasp Timetwister Windfall Yawgmoth's Will Enchantment (5) Carpet of Flowers Mystic Remora Necropotence Rhystic Study Sylvan Library Artifact (14) Arcane Signet Chrome Mox Dimir Signet Fellwar Stone Isochron Scepter Lion's Eye Diamond Lotus Petal Mana Vault Mox Diamond Mox Opal Simic Signet Sol Ring Talisman of Dominance Wishclaw Talisman Land (28) Ancient Tomb Bayou Bloodstained Mire Boseiju, Who Endures Breeding Pool City of Brass Command Tower Exotic Orchard Flooded Strand Gemstone Caverns Mana Confluence Marsh Flats Mistrise Village Misty Rainforest Morphic Pool Overgrown Tomb Polluted Delta Rejuvenating Springs Scalding Tarn Spire of Industry Swamp Tropical Island Underground Sea Undergrowth Stadium Verdant Catacombs Watery Grave Windswept Heath Wooded Foothills Pairing one of the best Sultai commanders, Tasigur, the Golden Fang, with Ad Nauseam is one of the oldest cEDH strategies in the book
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Duchess, Wayward Tavernkeep I might have Duchess, Wayward Tavernkeep a little high, but getting to draw a card for whenever you deal combat damage to a player seems like a good enough deal to speculate on
While its adventure isnt overwhelmingly good, its still nice to be able to put this card in exile early and protect it from being forcibly discarded
This puts you ahead on the board, forcing the opposing player to take a defensive stance, doing their best to remove your attackers
