Gishath, Sun's Avatar vs Hashaton, Scarab's Fist vs The Speed Demon vs Verazol, the Split Current

Deck Strategies

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  Verazol, the Split Current

  Mika's strategy revolved around using Verazol's ability to copy spells and generate multiple tokens. A key play was the casting of Veriloth the Ancient, generating multiple drake tokens and boosting his green creatures.

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  Hashaton, Scarab's Fist

  Max used Hashaton's ability to create tokens and deal constant damage to his opponents. His strategy relied heavily on creating a board presence and slowly whittling down his opponents' life totals with recurring damage.

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  Gishath, Sun's Avatar

  Ian's strategy was to use Gishath's ability to reveal and play dinosaur creatures directly from his deck. However, he was cautious to avoid the damage from Verdant Sun's Avatar.

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  The Speed Demon

  The Speed Demon was used to increase card draw at the expense of life. This strategy was mainly about maintaining a high tempo and utilizing card advantage.

Gameplay Insights

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  Max's use of Jet Medallion early in the game set him up for a mana advantage throughout the game.

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  Ian's decision to cast Gishath, Sun's Avatar, despite the potential damage from Verdant Sun's Avatar, showed a high-risk, high-reward mentality.

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  Mika's casting of Veriloth the Ancient, generating multiple drake tokens which were further boosted by his green creatures, was a powerful play that swung the game in his favor.

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  The use of Chefet Archfiend by Max to wipe away small creatures was a game-changing moment, impacting the board state significantly.

Notable Cards

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  Jet Medallion

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  Gishath, Sun's Avatar

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  Hashaton, Scarab's Fist

Summary

This was a thrilling match where each commander fought hard with unique strategies. The game started off with a regular mana setup by all players. Max, the player of Hashaton, Scarab's Fist, fired the first shot with a Jet Medallion. He then played the great unclean one and started to deal damage to each of his opponents. Mika, controlling Verazol, the Split Current, responded with a Verizol casting and a rystic study. The game witnessed a series of strategic plays including Ian's casting of Exxal's Lorekeeper, Gishath, Sun's Avatar by Ian and Hashaton by the creator. The game reached its peak when Max cast a Chefet Archfiend wiping away all small creatures and swinging everything at Mika. However, Mika responded by casting a Gross spiral and a Veriloth the Ancient, pumping all his new green creatures. The game ended with a thrilling climax where all players made strategic plays to outdo each other.