Deck Strategies
Obeka, Splitter of Seconds
Utilizes upkeep triggers and blink effects to generate incremental advantage and passive damage, aiming to wear down opponents over time while maintaining board presence.
Lathril, Blade of the Elves
Focuses on elf tribal synergies by producing elf tokens and enhancing them to overwhelm opponents with a wide board and multiple attackers.
Obyra, Dreaming Duelist
Leverages blink and fairy tribal synergies to generate value from creatures entering and leaving the battlefield, creating a resilient board state with evasive threats.
Clavileño, First of the Blessed
Combines landfall triggers and aggressive demons to maintain pressure, utilizing graveyard recursion to keep threats on the battlefield and push damage through flying creatures.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Utilizing the Eye Collector's combat damage trigger to mill cards from all players' libraries created shared resource disruption and shaped early game decisions.
- 2
Bringing back Bloodgas from the graveyard repeatedly via landfall maintained board presence despite combat losses, demonstrating strong graveyard synergy and resilience.
- 3
Players prioritized taking damage over blocking in some scenarios to preserve valuable creatures with impactful death triggers or upkeep effects.
- 4
Equipment such as Swiftfoot Boots and Lava Spiker provided key protection and offensive capabilities to important creatures, allowing them to apply consistent pressure.
- 5
The interplay of flying demons and elf tokens created multiple attack vectors that demanded careful defensive responses from opponents.
Notable Cards
Eye Collector
Swiftfoot Boots
Talisman of Indulgence
Cordial Vampire
Command Tower
Summary
The game started with each player developing their mana base and early board presence, setting the stage for midgame interactions. Obeka, Splitter of Seconds focused on passive damage and upkeep triggers, while Lathril, Blade of the Elves aimed to build an elf token army and apply constant pressure. Obyra, Dreaming Duelist deployed blink and fairy tribal synergies, and Clavileño, First of the Blessed worked with landfall and aggressive demon creatures. Early turns featured strategic plays like the Eye Collector's flying and mill effect, as well as equipment like Swiftfoot Boots and Lava Spiker that enhanced combat potential. Combat damage triggered graveyard interactions and forced tough decisions on blocking and damage absorption. Midgame saw key plays such as the resurrection of Bloodgas from the graveyard with landfall triggers, which maintained board presence despite removal or combat damage. MoonGirlMagic's demon creatures provided flying threats and card draw, while Lathril's elves steadily grew in number and strength. Players carefully managed resources and timing, with some choosing to take damage rather than lose key creatures. The interplay between passive graveyard recursion, aggressive flying creatures, and token generation shaped the evolving board state. Overall, the game revolved around incremental advantage through synergies and combat damage, with no immediate game-ending combos but steady pressure mounting from multiple fronts.