Merciless Evil Toxic MtG Gameplay w/ Baddie & Aims & Michael | Worst Possible Commander Show 156

The game began with all players establishing their boards cautiously, primarily playing lands and small creatures.

Will, Scion of Peace, focused on a lifegain strategy to reduce the cost of his powerful extra turn spells like Time Stretch and Expropriate.

Kenrith aimed to build up energy counters through various energy-producing creatures and spells, intending to leverage those for a late-game overpowering presence.

Raffine, Scheming Seer, took a unique approach by trying to draw his entire deck manually, planning to end his own game state and force a three-player scenario.

Jhoira, Ageless Innovator, aimed to cheat out large artifacts and potentially loop protective artifacts like the One Ring to create a resilient board state that would be difficult to remove or kill. Early turns were marked by cautious development, with cards like Esper Sentinel and energy generators setting up each player's intended game plan.

Raffine's strategy was highlighted by his attempt to draw his whole deck with no win conditions, aiming to disrupt the game flow for the others.

Meanwhile, Jhoira quickly established her presence by casting artifacts and preparing for artifact recursion and protection loops.

The energy theme was consistently emphasized by Kenrith, who steadily accumulated energy counters while planning to use them both offensively and for extra turns.

Will's lifegain synergy remained steady, aiming toward casting game-altering spells with reduced costs. The game was characterized by incremental board development and subtle interactions rather than explosive early plays.

Each player’s strategy laid the groundwork for a mid to late-game where combos and powerful spells would come into play.

Key moments involved Raffine’s unique deck-thinning approach, Kenrith’s steady energy accumulation, and Jhoira’s artifact recursion potential, setting the stage for a complex and interactive endgame.