Deck Strategies
Indominus Rex, Alpha
The deck aims to leverage the power of Indominus Rex by filling it up with ability counters and using it as a formidable offensive and defensive force.
Rona, Disciple of Gix
The strategy is to control the board by casting devastating spells like Ugin and utilizing artifacts like the Encroaching Micas Synth.
Breena, the Demagogue
This deck focuses on drawing cards through Breena's ability, boosting creatures with +1/+1 counters, and using these strengthened creatures to apply pressure on opponents.
Nalia de'Arnise
The deck seeks to generate value through Nalia's triggers, creating shapeshifter tokens, and using strategic attacks to control the board state.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Jon's decision to cast Ugin and wipe the board was a game-changing moment, resetting the board state.
- 2
AR's strategic play of recasting Breena and forcing opponents into unfavorable combat situations demonstrated effective use of a commander's abilities.
- 3
The usage of 'Not Dead After All' by AR to save Archist in response to Matu's attack was a significant defensive play.
- 4
The final play of the Indominus Rex deck, discarding a Nighthawk Scavenger to power up the Rex, demonstrated a strong offensive strategy and led to a game-winning position.
Notable Cards
Ugin, the Spirit Dragon
Dark Confidant
Flawless Maneuver
Not Dead After All
Nighthawk Scavenger
Summary
The game was a roller-coaster of strategic plays and counterplays, with each player using their deck’s unique abilities to gain an advantage. A significant turning point was when Jon made a decisive play by casting Ugin and wiping the board clean. However, the game became tense when Breena, controlled by AR, was recast, leading to a series of strategic attacks and counterattacks. The game ended with a show of force from the Indominus Rex deck, discarding a Nighthawk scavenger to draw three cards and loading the Rex with three ability counters.