Commander VS S11E6: Kalemne vs Daretti vs Atraxa vs The Mimeoplasm

Deck Strategies

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  The Mimeoplasm

  The Mimeoplasm deck strategy is built around graveyard manipulation and exploiting the commander's ability to become a copy of any creature in the graveyard, often resulting in a large, evasive threat that can take over the game.

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  Atraxa, Praetors' Voice

  Atraxa's strategy revolves around 'Superfriends' or Planeswalker synergies, leveraging her proliferation ability to add additional counters to these permanents and accelerate their powerful ultimate abilities.

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  Daretti, Scrap Savant

  Daretti's deck focuses on artifact synergies, recycling them from the graveyard for repeated value, and setting up powerful board states with artifact combos.

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  Kalemne, Disciple of Iroas

  Kalemne's strategy is centered around casting large creatures to trigger her experience counter ability, making her a constantly growing threat that aims to win through commander damage.

Gameplay Insights

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  Daretti's ability to recur artifacts from the graveyard allowed the player to repeatedly use powerful artifact effects, creating a formidable board state.

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  The Atraxa player's timely removal spell disrupted Daretti's board advantage, demonstrating the importance of interaction in Commander games.

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  The Mimeoplasm's use of its copy ability to create a large, evasive threat was a key turning point in the game, leading to its eventual victory.

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  The Kalemne player's strategy of casting large creatures to grow Kalemne via experience counters presented a significant threat, but ultimately fell short against the Mimeoplasm's strategy.

Notable Cards

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  Daretti, Scrap Savant

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  Atraxa, Praetors' Voice

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  The Mimeoplasm

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  Kalemne, Disciple of Iroas

Summary

The game kicked off with all players deploying their commanders early: Kalemne, Daretti, Atraxa, and The Mimeoplasm. The early game was filled with constant jabs and counter-jabs as players tried to establish board presence. A pivotal moment occurred when Daretti's player used his commander's ability to recur an artifact from the graveyard, setting up a powerful board state. However, the Atraxa player managed to disrupt this strategy with a well-timed removal spell. The game concluded with a dramatic face-off between Kalemne and The Mimeoplasm. The Mimeoplasm, utilizing its unique ability to copy creatures in the graveyard, managed to overpower Kalemne and secure the win.