WHAT'S THE BEST FALLOUT COMMANDER IN cEDH? - THE WISE MOTHMAN vs CURIE vs KELLOGG vs RAUL

Deck Strategies

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  The Wise Mothman

  This deck appears to be focused on setting up a protected win with the Food Chain combo, generating infinite mana to cast creatures from exile for the win.

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  Curie, Emergent Intelligence

  This deck leverages Curie's ability to copy high-powered artifact creatures, such as Kellogg's 12-power creature, to draw a massive amount of cards and establish a dominant board state.

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  Kellogg, Dangerous Mind

  Kellogg's strategy wasn't fully showcased in the transcript, but it appears to focus on generating value through attack triggers and making treasures.

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  Raul, Trouble Shooter

  Raul's deck strategy could not be fully determined from the available transcript, but it likely involves leveraging graveyard synergies and disruption.

Gameplay Insights

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  The decision by Curie's player to copy Kellogg's 12-power creature with Phantasmal Image, which led to a massive card draw, was a pivotal moment in the game.

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  The Wise Mothman player's attempt at a protected win with Food Chain was a key turning point, which was thwarted by the combined efforts of the other players using Mindbreak Trap and other interaction spells.

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  The revelation of information during the negotiation phase, where players discussed whether to save The Wise Mothman, had a substantial influence on the trajectory of the game.

Notable Cards

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  Food Chain

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  Phantasmal Image

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  Mindbreak Trap

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  Kellogg, Dangerous Mind

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  Curie, Emergent Intelligence

Summary

The game started with players developing their boards, but it quickly escalated when Curie, Emergent Intelligence, managed to get a massive draw engine going by copying Kellogg, Dangerous Mind's 12-power artifact creature with a Phantasmal Image, drawing 12 cards in the process. Despite this impressive move, Tyler, playing The Wise Mothman, had a double protected win with Food Chain combo, but was stopped by a combined effort from the other players. The game reached a turning point when Cameron, playing Curie, Emergent Intelligence, managed to wipe the board with a Mindbreak Trap, nullifying Tyler's win attempt. The game continued with players attempting to rebuild their boards and find a path to victory, but the transcript ended before the game conclusion could be determined.