OTJ, Into the Wild West! | Commander VS | Magic: the Gathering Gameplay

Deck Strategies

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  Chainer, Dementia Master

  This deck aims to fill up the graveyard with Buried Alive and then reanimate key creatures to control the board state.

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  Kamahl, Pit Fighter

  This deck's strategy revolves around being aggressive and causing damage with creatures like Mad Dog. It looks to control the board through direct damage.

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  Seton, Krosan Protector

  The Seton, Krosan Protector deck's game plan is to generate a lot of mana using druid creatures and then leverage that into bigger spells or creatures. It had cards like Ground Squirrel to create an early board presence.

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  Atogatog

  No information on the Atogatog player's strategy is available from the provided transcript.

Gameplay Insights

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  The use of Buried Alive by the Chainer, Dementia Master player was a key decision as it set up their graveyard for reanimation.

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  The Kamahl, Pit Fighter player was unable to utilise Mad Dog due to Cage of Hands, illustrating the importance of managing opposing board states.

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  The casting of Elephant Ambush led to a series of creature removals, changing the tempo of the game.

Notable Cards

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  Buried Alive

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  Nekrataal

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  Mad Dog

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  Cage of Hands

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  Elephant Ambush

Summary

The game started off with each player taking their turns to establish their board states. Chainer, Dementia Master player used Buried Alive to set up his graveyard and later reanimated Nekrataal for board control. Kamahl, Pit Fighter player had a Mad Dog on the field, but it was unable to attack due to Cage of Hands. Seton, Krosan Protector player managed to cast Ground Squirrel and Seton, Krosan Protector to generate mana. The game took a turn when Elephant Ambush was cast, leading to a series of creature removals. The game ended without a clear winner being mentioned in the transcript.