Sic'ret Bonus game at the end! Grothama vs Grenzo vs Kumena vs Mistform EDH / CMDR game

Deck Strategies

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  Grenzo, Dungeon Warden

  Grenzo's deck focuses on manipulating the bottom of the deck to cheat creatures into play and generate value with enter-the-battlefield effects or disruptive abilities.

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  Kumena, Tyrant of Orazca

  Kumena's deck is a Merfolk tribal deck that aims to swarm the board with Merfolk, buff them, and benefit from various synergies.

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  Mistform Ultimus

  The Mistform Ultimus deck uses the fact that Mistform is every creature type to exploit various tribal synergies and control the board.

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  Grothama, All-Devouring

  Grothama's deck revolves around forcing fights with Grothama to draw cards and establish a substantial board presence, while also utilizing large amounts of mana for high-impact plays.

Gameplay Insights

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  Neil's use of Grenzo's ability to cheat Big Game Hunter and Goblin Charbelcher into play was an effective way to control the board and disrupt his opponents.

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  Peter's play of recasting Grothama, then using its ability to draw cards and establish board presence was a clever way to recover from Neil's aggressive plays.

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  The use of Overwhelming Stampede in Peter's deck was a game-changing play that created a formidable threat for his opponents.

Notable Cards

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  Goblin Charbelcher

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  Big Game Hunter

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  Grothama, All-Devouring

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  Overwhelming Stampede

Summary

The game was a roller-coaster of strategic plays and counter-actions among players. Initially, each player built up their board states and resources with their commanders, Grenzo, Dungeon Warden, Kumena, Tyrant of Orazca, Mistform Ultimus, and Grothama, All-Devouring. A key turning point occurred when Neil, playing Grenzo, unleashed a series of creature-based effects, including Goblin Charbelcher and Big Game Hunter, to control the board and drain life from his opponents. However, Peter, playing Grothama, managed to recast his commander and use its ability to draw cards and establish board presence. Despite Neil's aggressive plays, Peter's overwhelming stampede provided enough force to swing for lethal damage, presumably claiming victory.