Can We Win By Making A Deal With The Devil??? | Commander/EDH Gameplay

Deck Strategies

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  Marisi, Breaker of the Coil

  This deck aims to control the board with disruptive elements and take advantage of Marisi's ability to force opponents to attack each other.

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  Norin the Wary

  The Norin the Wary deck uses Norin's unique exile and return mechanic to trigger abilities and slowly build up advantage over time, like with the Bloodline Pretender.

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  The Ur-Dragon

  A tribal tribal deck, the Ur-Dragon deck utilizes changelings and tribal lords to generate value and establish a combat-centric board state. The deck aims to overwhelm opponents with powerful creatures and benefit from tribal synergies.

Gameplay Insights

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  The Norin the Wary player's use of Bloodline Pretender with Norin's exile and return mechanic was a key strategy that allowed them to build a strong board presence.

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  The Marisi player's use of Pest Infestation to destroy the Ur-Dragon player's Bloodline Pretender and create blockers was a pivotal moment in the game, slowing down the Ur-Dragon player's aggressive strategy.

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  Despite losing their Bloodline Pretender, the Ur-Dragon player continued to push for damage and card draw, showcasing the deck's resilience and aggressive strategy.

Notable Cards

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  Bloodline Pretender

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  Pest Infestation

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  Prosperous Thief

Summary

In this exciting Commander game, the decks led by Marisi, Breaker of the Coil, Norin the Wary, and two copies of The Ur-Dragon battled it out. The game started out with the players setting up their boards, with the Ur-Dragon player focusing on a tribal tribal strategy, using changelings and tribal lords to establish a combat-oriented board state. However, Norin the Wary's player took advantage of their commander's continuous presence and absence from the battlefield to increase the size of their Bloodline Pretender. The game took a turn when the Marisi player cast Pest Infestation, destroying the Ur-Dragon player's Bloodline Pretender and generating blockers. Despite this setback, the Ur-Dragon player continued to draw cards and put pressure on their opponents by attacking each turn. The game is still ongoing with no clear winner yet.