K'rrik v Stella Lee v Marchesa v Lonis | cEDH gameplay w/@VeilofDeathMTG & @uselessnolagemtg

Deck Strategies

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  Stella Lee, Wild Card

  This deck aims to leverage Stella Lee's untap ability to generate infinite card draw and find a win condition.

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  Marchesa, Dealer of Death

  Marchesa's deck is a Grixis control deck that aims to disrupt other players while setting up its own win conditions.

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  K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth

  K'rrik's deck uses its life total as a resource to cast spells quickly and establish a dominant board state, aiming for a fast win through combo interactions.

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  Lonis, Genetics Expert

  Lonis' deck uses +1/+1 counters and synergistic creatures to set up powerful combos and out-value opponents.

Gameplay Insights

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  Carlos' aggressive use of his life total to ramp out K'rrik and set up a combo was a risky but ultimately successful strategy.

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  The ability to draw the entire deck with Vilis and Children of Korlis provided Carlos with multiple paths to victory, making it impossible for the other players to effectively interact with his win conditions.

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  Despite attempts to disrupt Carlos' board state, the other players were unable to effectively stop his combo from going off.

Notable Cards

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  K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth

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  Children of Korlis

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  Vilis, Broker of Blood

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  Gray Merchant of Asphodel

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  Necrotic Ooze

Summary

The game was a fast-paced competitive EDH matchup where each player aimed to establish their board state and win conditions as quickly as possible. Early in the game, Carlos, piloting K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth, made an aggressive push using his life as a resource to ramp out his commander and set up a fast win condition with Sadisi, Undead Vizier, Children of Korlis, and Vilis, Broker of Blood. Despite opposition from the other players, he was able to establish a combo that would let him draw his entire deck, gain a substantial amount of life, and set up multiple win conditions. With both Gray Merchant of Asphodel (Gary) and Necrotic Ooze in hand, Carlos was able to force a win condition that the other players could not interact with effectively, leading to his victory.