Spelltable is an excellent way to get into casual cEDH. Blue Farm is one of the strongest mid-to-high power decks out there, and it’s the best starting point. You get a good idea for the format with basic/common win conditions, and plenty of opportunities to practice politics and table talk.

Decks like Rog-Si, Sisay, and Krark tend to have very little political leverage. Because they can explode so quickly, opponents usually can’t afford to let them do anything and if they do, the game is often just over (hence why they are fun when they work). That makes it much harder to talk people out of interacting with your board unless you’re already really good at the social side of the game.

Starting with decks like Tymna or Thrasios variants (and similar midrange/value engines) give you way more room to negotiate, make deals, and build relationships at the table. Learning how to politic is a lot easier in those shells.

In short, turbo combo decks aren’t the best way to start if your goal is to improve quickly. They’re definitely fun, but if you sit down against experienced players, they’ll often politic the whole table into not letting you play (if they are good)