Deck Strategies
Pramikon, Sky Rampart
The deck uses a Voltron strategy, employing a mix of vehicles and equipment to buff up Pramikon. The commander's unique ability to dictate attack direction adds an additional layer of control to the game.
Rith, the Awakener
This deck is built around cards that Brian Kibler has used in major Magic tournaments, with a focus on green-white tokens and counters. The deck aims to generate a wide board presence and take advantage of Rith's ability to create saproling tokens.
Falco Spara, Pactweaver
This deck revolves around placing various types of counters on creatures, utilizing Falco Spara's ability to cast spells from the top of the library by removing counters from creatures. The aim is to manipulate counters for advantageous gameplay.
Karn, Legacy Reforged
This colorless deck focuses on artifact synergy, creating a large amount of mana and using it to power out threats and control the board. It leverages Karn's power and toughness boost from artifacts and his Blinkmoth Urn-like ability.
Gameplay Insights
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The deployment of Pramikon, Sky Rampart created a unique game scenario forcing players to strategically reassess their attack plans.
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Kyle Hill's use of Karn, Legacy Reforged's colorless strategy showcased the power of artifact synergy in a commander game.
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Arin Hanson's Falco Spara, Pactweaver deck demonstrated an unusual counter strategy that ultimately helped secure the victory.
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Brian Kibler's use of Avacyn's Pilgrim for early mana ramp set the stage for a quick deployment of his commander, Rith, the Awakener.
Notable Cards
Avacyn's Pilgrim
Ratchet Bomb
Sword of Feast and Famine
Chromatic Sphere
Karn, Legacy Reforged
Summary
The game saw a robust start with most players deploying their commanders early. Rith, the Awakener, led by Brian Kibler, was the first to establish board presence, with an early Avacyn's Pilgrim providing mana ramp. Kyle Hill's Karn, Legacy Reforged was a consistent threat throughout the match, with its artifact synergy and colorless strategy. However, the game took a surprising turn with Pramikon, Sky Rampart, piloted by Olivia Gobert-Hicks, creating a 'BattleBots Arena' effect, causing interesting shifts in attack directions. Despite the chaotic attacks and defenses prompted by Pramikon's unique ability, the game ended in favor of Falco Spara, Pactweaver, played by Arin Hanson, which utilized a myriad of counter strategies to outmaneuver opponents and secure the victory.