Deck Strategies
Kenessos, Priest of Thassa
This Simic deck primarily aims to ramp up mana and use Kenessos' ability to bring out sea monsters.
Adeline, Resplendent Cathar
This mono-white deck seeks to swarm the board with creatures and enhance Adeline's power to overpower opponents.
Mishra, Eminent One
This artifact-centric deck uses Mishra to duplicate powerful artifacts and gain significant value.
Kelsien, the Plague
This Mardu deck employs a control strategy, using Kelsien's deathtouch to accumulate experience counters and create a significant threat.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Matt's use of Machine God's Effigy to copy Skyclave Apparition proved to be a game-changing move, forcing opponents to react.
- 2
Chandler's play of Sword of the Animist on Esper Sentinel allowed him to ramp up and increase his creature's power.
- 3
Jason's use of his commander's deathtouch ability to control the board and accumulate experience counters was a key strategic decision.
Notable Cards
Three Visits
Kodama's Reach
Esper Sentinel
Sword of the Animist
Machine God's Effigy
Skyclave Apparition
Summary
The game started off with each player establishing their board state and strategies. Jake, on Kenessos, formed a solid mana base early on with cards like Three Visits and Kodama's Reach, aiming to bring out his commander and sea monsters. Chandler, on Adeline, sought to flood the board with creatures and employ a voltron strategy, arming his Esper Sentinel with Sword of the Animist. Jason, on Kelsien, worked on controlling the board with stack pieces, using his commander's deathtouch ability to accumulate experience counters and turn Kelsien into a formidable threat. Meanwhile, Matt, on Mishra, focused on exploiting powerful artifact synergies. Notably, Matt's Machine God's Effigy copied Chandler's Skyclave Apparition, resulting in some back and forth with Jason's removal spells.