Deck Strategies
The First Sliver
Focuses on aggressive board development with slivers to boost the entire team of creatures, aiming to overwhelm opponents with wide boards and synergy.
The Wise Mothman
Utilizes disruption and stealing opponents' cards with Opposition Agent, then leverages infinite mana combos to win through milling opponents out.
Sisay, Weatherlight Captain
Runs a toolbox style deck that tutors and plays powerful legendary creatures and artifacts to control the board and create value plays.
Tivit, Seller of Secrets
Focuses on fast mana acceleration and interaction to quickly deploy Tivit and apply pressure or set up win conditions efficiently.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Early deployment of Mystic Remora by multiple players created significant card draw and resource advantage.
- 2
The flash-in of Opposition Agent by The Wise Mothman player was a key tempo swing, disrupting opponents' plans by stealing a critical card.
- 3
The infinite combo using Eternal Scourge to generate infinite mana and then repeatedly casting The Wise Mothman was the decisive play that ended the game.
- 4
Players' decision to allow the opposing Mystic Remoras to remain on the board without removal indicated a mutual tolerance or strategic patience early on.
- 5
Effective mana acceleration and sacrifice synergies allowed the mill combo to be assembled quickly and executed cleanly.
Notable Cards
Mystic Remora
Opposition Agent
Eternal Scourge
Sisay, Weatherlight Captain
Tivit, Seller of Secrets
Scalding Tarn
Chrome Mox
Summary
The game began with a notably slow and cautious early game, as all four players prioritized setting up their mana bases and deploying early card advantage spells such as Mystic Remora. Each player secured early spirits and mana dorks to accelerate their board development. The tension rose when the player piloting The Wise Mothman successfully flashed in an Opposition Agent, stealing a key card and gaining a strong tempo advantage. Subsequently, a pivotal moment occurred when the same player assembled an infinite combo involving Eternal Scourge, which was repeatedly exiled to generate an enormous amount of mana. This mana was then used to repeatedly cast The Wise Mothman, leading to all players milling their entire libraries simultaneously, which promptly ended the game. The win condition was a mill-out executed by the infinite mana and repeat casting combo, showcasing a powerful synergy and timing in cEDH play.