Commander at Home #50 - Hugs vs Bello vs Gor Muldrak vs Lara Croft w/ Matthew Mercer and Ben Brode

Deck Strategies

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  Hugs, Grisly Guardian

  The deck's game plan revolved around getting a lot of lands in play and using them to fuel various synergies and win conditions.

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  Bello, Bard of the Brambles

  This deck aimed to leverage vehicle cards and synergies for advantage, while also controlling the board.

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  Gor Muldrak, Amphinologist

  The deck aimed to control the game through creature tokens while also providing protection from salamanders, which was a unique and fun twist.

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  Lara Croft, Tomb Raider

  The deck's plan was not explicitly mentioned, but based on the commander, it likely involved exploration and adventure themed cards and mechanics.

Gameplay Insights

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  The casting of 'Breach the Multiverse' was a significant turning point in the game, dramatically altering the game state.

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  The sudden use of a 'Goblin Sharpshooter' combo took everyone by surprise, showing the importance of unexpected plays in Commander.

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  Negotiations and deal-making played a significant role in this game, demonstrating the importance of player interaction in Commander.

Notable Cards

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  Breach the Multiverse

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  Goblin Sharpshooter

Summary

The game started with a lively atmosphere as players revealed their commanders and discussed their strategies. The game progressed with players developing their boards and preparing for their win conditions. Midway through the game, a massive spell 'Breach the Multiverse' got cast causing a significant shift in the game state. The tensions grew as players tried to negotiate, with some accusations of broken deals. Ultimately, a surprising and highly entertaining end to the game occurred when a 'Goblin Sharpshooter' combo was unexpectedly unleashed, leading to an abrupt end of the match.