Mishra vs Titania vs Urza vs The Archimandrite | Brother's War EDH Gameplay | Smooth Brain EDH

Deck Strategies

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  The Archimandrite

  Uses a mix of tribal synergies, focusing on generating advantage through lifegain and powerful creature effects.

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  Urza, Lord Protector

  Leverages artifact synergies to generate value, ramp, and powerful threats.

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  Mishra, Claimed by Gix

  Focuses on artifact and graveyard recursion to generate value and powerful threats.

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  Titania, Voice of Gaea

  Utilizes landfall and sacrifice effects to generate an army of tokens and overwhelm opponents.

Gameplay Insights

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  The board wipe from Fire Covenant, followed by Persist to bring back Phyrexian Fleshgorger was a crucial turn for Corey, indicating a shift in tempo.

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  Cody's use of Titania and Rampaging Baloths to flood the board with tokens was a key strategy that led to his victory.

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  Sam's use of Urza and artifact synergies allowed him to keep pace with the other players, but ultimately fell short against Cody's overwhelming board presence.

Notable Cards

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  Fire Covenant

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  Persist

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  Rampaging Baloths

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  Titania, Voice of Gaea

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  Phyrexian Fleshgorger

Summary

The game started with all players developing their boards and casting their commanders. Corey's Mishra deck focused on graveyard recursion and artifacts, managing to bring out a powerful Phyrexian Fleshgorger. Cody's Titania deck used landfall and sacrifice effects to generate a massive army. Cameron's The Archimandrite deck was a tribal mix, using lifegain to increase his creatures' damage, while Sam's Urza deck took advantage of artifact synergies. A pivotal moment came when Corey used Fire Covenant to wipe the board, followed by Persist to bring back his Fleshgorger. Despite this, Cody managed to flood the board with his rampaging baloths and Titania, which he repeatedly sacrificed for value. The game ended in Cody's favor, thanks to his powerful landfall effects and the creatures they generated.