Wilds of Eldraine EDH Gameplay | E1 | Kellan vs Johann vs Alela vs The Goose Mother | MTG Commander

Deck Strategies

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  The Goose Mother

  This deck aims to flood the battlefield with food tokens and overwhelm opponents with combat damage.

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  Kellan, the Fae-Blooded // Birthright Boon

  This is an equipment-focused deck seeking to beat opponents through direct attacks.

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  Alela, Cunning Conqueror

  This deck is built around casting spells during opponents' turns, creating faeries, and controlling the board.

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  Johann, Apprentice Sorcerer

  This deck leverages red and blue's ability to ping opponents and draw cards.

Gameplay Insights

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  The 'Show and Tell' play was a major turning point, allowing players to bring powerful cards onto the battlefield.

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  The 'Cyclonic Rift' played a crucial role in resetting the board and slowing down Kellan's aggressive strategy.

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  Kellan's consistent use of 'Bloodforged Battle-Axe' posed a significant threat to other players.

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  Alela's use of 'Mystical Tutor' to fetch 'Cyclonic Rift' helped control the board and counter Kellan's strategy.

Notable Cards

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  Show and Tell

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  Cyclonic Rift

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  Bloodforged Battle-Axe

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  Mystical Tutor

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  Doubling Season

Summary

The game started with each player demonstrating their respective deck's strategies and ended in an intense battle with clever plays and twists. While Alela sought to control the board by casting spells during other players' turns, Kellan aimed to dominate through equipment and direct attacks. Johann focused on pinging and drawing cards, while The Goose Mother planned to flood the battlefield with food tokens. Despite the varied strategies, the game's tempo shifted dramatically when a 'Show and Tell' allowed players to bring powerful cards into play. However, a 'Cyclonic Rift' reset the board and slowed the game's progression. Kellan's 'Bloodforged Battle-Axe' was a constant threat, but Alela's 'Mystical Tutor' and 'Cyclonic Rift' kept it in check. The game concluded before a clear winner could be determined.