{"ops":[{"insert":"Edward Kenway is built around the theme and commander shown in this list. Use Edward Kenway and the Pirate package to build resources and threaten profitable combat steps.\n\nOpening hands should contain a workable mana plan and a meaningful play for the early turns. A hand full of expensive payoffs can look powerful but may accomplish very little before opponents establish their own engines. Use the free multiplayer mulligan when the hand cannot develop reliably, and consider both the colors and the timing of the mana available.\n\nDuring the middle turns, aim to establish a repeatable source of cards or other resources before spending the last useful cards in hand. Sequence mana development, card advantage, and interaction with the board state in mind. Avoid committing every important permanent into an obvious sweeper. When another player represents a win, prioritize an answer over an additional value play.\n\nBefore a decisive turn, count available mana, check relevant timing restrictions, and identify the pieces that must remain on the battlefield. Read triggered abilities carefully and distinguish cast triggers from enters-the-battlefield triggers. Make targets and choices clear, and allow opponents their normal opportunities to respond.\n\nIf an important engine is removed, use the remaining card access and recursion in the list where available to rebuild. Reassess the route to victory as the board changes. This guide describes the intended approach; actual opening-hand decisions and threat assessment depend on the opponents and the cards drawn. The deck’s bracket label should be discussed with the table before play.\n"}]}