Deck Strategies
Vial Smasher the Fierce
The aim is to cause as much chaos on the board as possible while dealing damage through Vial Smasher's ability whenever a spell is cast.
Ludevic, Necro-Alchemist
The strategy revolves around creating chaos while drawing cards through Ludevic's ability, which triggers whenever an opponent loses life.
Maelstrom Wanderer
The deck aims to generate chaos through the Maelstrom Wanderer's cascade ability, which casts spells from the top of the library at random.
Uvilda, Dean of Perfection // Nassari, Dean of Expression
The strategy focuses on using Uvilda's mana reduction ability to cast high-cost chaos spells and Nassari's ability to exile and cast spells from opponents' libraries.
Haldan, Avid Arcanist
The deck plan is to create chaos by exiling and casting spells from opponent's libraries using Haldan's ability.
Pako, Arcane Retriever
The strategy is to cause chaos by exiling and playing spells from opponents' libraries using Pako's attack trigger.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
The activation of 'Boompile' was a pivotal moment, destroying all non-land permanents and reshaping the state of the board.
- 2
The use of 'Open the way' was a game-changing play, allowing players to ramp significantly by placing multiple lands on the battlefield.
- 3
The strategy of causing chaos rather than aiming to win created an unpredictable and fun game environment.
Notable Cards
Boompile
Open the Way
Thieves' Auction
Warp World
Summary
The game started with a fun and chaotic vibe with all players aiming to cause as much chaos as possible rather than focusing on winning the game. The players used their commanders' abilities and deck strategies to randomly replace or rearrange spells and permanents, making the game a chaotic mess. Highlights of the game included the activation of a 'Boompile', a chaotic card that destroys all non-land permanents when a coin flip results in 'tails', and 'Open the way', a card that allows players to place multiple lands on the battlefield from the top of their library. Despite the chaotic nature of the decks, some players managed to establish a good mana base and get their commanders on the field early in the game.