🏃‍♀️ Gotta Go Fast! 🏃‍♂️💨 ft. Edgar Markov, The Mimeoplasm, Tajic & Galea | Elder Dragon Hijinks #21 thumbnail Blurred backdrop thumbnail
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🏃‍♀️ Gotta Go Fast! 🏃‍♂️💨 ft. Edgar Markov, The Mimeoplasm, Tajic & Galea | Elder Dragon Hijinks #21

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Decklists

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • The Mimeoplasm

    The Mimeoplasm

    The deck aims to fill the graveyard with high-cost creatures and then reanimate them using The Mimeoplasm's ability.

  • Edgar Markov

    Edgar Markov

    The deck focuses on deploying a large number of vampires quickly, taking advantage of Edgar's Eminence ability to generate additional vampire tokens.

  • Galea, Kindler of Hope

    Galea, Kindler of Hope

    The deck aims to equip Galea with various artifacts and play cards off the top of her library.

  • Tajic, Blade of the Legion

    Tajic, Blade of the Legion

    The deck focuses on generating a large number of soldier tokens to overwhelm opponents.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Early mana acceleration with Sol Ring played a crucial role in allowing players to deploy threats quickly.

  • 2

    The decision to discard Nezahal, Primal Tide into the graveyard set up potential powerful reanimation plays for The Mimeoplasm.

  • 3

    The deployment of Hero of Bladehold by the Tajic deck provided a significant threat with its ability to generate additional soldier tokens.

  • 4

    The use of Winged Boots on Galea, Kindler of Hope potentially provided a significant advantage by giving Galea flying and ward 4.

Notable Cards

  • Sol Ring

    Sol Ring

  • Winged Boots

    Winged Boots

  • Hero of Bladehold

    Hero of Bladehold

  • Nezahal, Primal Tide

    Nezahal, Primal Tide

  • Commander's Sphere

    Commander's Sphere

Gameplay Summary

The game began with a fast start, with mana acceleration cards like Sol Ring being played early on by multiple players.

Tajic, Blade of the Legion, piloted by Shivam Bhatt, focused on fielding a large number of soldier tokens to apply pressure on the opponents.

The Mimeoplasm, helmed by Joey Schultz, started setting up his graveyard for reanimation plays, discarding high-cost creatures such as Nezahal, Primal Tide.

Edgar Markov, led by an unnamed player, quickly deployed vampire creatures to take advantage of Edgar's Eminence ability.

Galea, Kindler of Hope, also had a swift start, aiming to equip Galea with Winged Boots and play cards off the top of her library.

The table tension escalated as players started deploying more powerful cards and threats, such as Hero of Bladehold, which generated additional soldier tokens with each attack.

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