Commander VS S17E1: Morophon VS Morophon VS Morophon VS Morophon [EDH]

Deck Strategies

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  Morophon, the Boundless

  Player 1's strategy revolved around casting cheaper Lord creatures, which are creatures that boost other creatures of the same type, to create a large and powerful board presence.

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  Morophon, the Boundless

  Player 2's deck was based on Shapeshifters, creatures that can change their creature type. This flexibility allowed them to adapt to various situations and take advantage of Morophon's cost reduction ability.

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  Morophon, the Boundless

  Player 3 played a Mercenary tribal, which involves using Mercenary creatures to search up other Mercenaries from the deck, creating a steady stream of threats.

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  Morophon, the Boundless

  Player 4 played an Elder tribal, utilizing only cards designated as 'Elder' in their type line. This deck focuses on casting powerful, high-cost Elder creatures for less with Morophon's ability.

Gameplay Insights

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  Player 1's Goblin Warchief and Reaper King played key roles in creating a strong board presence.

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  Player 2's use of Shapeshifters allowed for a flexible strategy and unexpected plays.

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  Player 3's use of Mercenary creatures to search up other Mercenaries from the deck was a unique and effective strategy.

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  Player 4's focus on powerful, high-cost Elder creatures created a formidable late-game threat.

Notable Cards

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  Goblin Warchief

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  Reaper King

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  Soldier of Fortune

Summary

This episode featured a unique scenario where all four players seated at the table were playing with the same commander, Morophon, the Boundless. Each player chose a different creature type for their deck, resulting in diverse gameplay despite the shared commander. Player 1's deck was a Lord tribal, aiming to use Morophon's ability to discount creature types to cast Lord creatures for less mana. Player 2 focused on a Shapeshifter tribal, utilizing cards that could change their creature type to match whatever was needed at the time. Player 3 played a Mercenary tribal, a less common choice with a unique mechanic of being able to search up Mercenaries from the deck. Player 4 played an Elder tribal, using only creatures that were designated as 'Elder' in their type line.