Deck & Commander Strategies
Fblthp, Lost on the Range
The deck aims to utilize a 'Cheerios' combo strategy, with the goal of playing a multitude of zero-cost artifacts in a single turn to draw a large number of cards and potentially combo off.
Marchesa, Dealer of Death
Marchesa's deck is a traditional Grixis control setup, aiming to control the board state and dictate the pace of the game.
Magda, the Hoardmaster
Magda's deck is built around generating treasure tokens and committing 'crimes' to gain an advantage, aiming to get five treasures to summon powerful dragons.
Felix Five-Boots
The deck is built around a Voltron strategy, aiming to equip Felix with a variety of artifacts, boosting his power and drawing cards.
Gameplay Insights
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The Fblthp player successfully executes a 'Cheerios' combo strategy, allowing him to draw an impressive number of cards.
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Despite the power of Fblthp's strategy, the other players manage to keep the board state under control, illustrating the importance of interaction in Commander.
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The Marchesa player's control strategy proves effective against the combo-centric Fblthp deck, demonstrating the value of having diverse strategies in a multiplayer Commander game.
Notable Cards
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Fblthp, Lost on the Range
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Opt
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Victory Chimes
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Magda, the Hoardmaster
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Humble Defector
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Felix Five-Boots
Gameplay Summary
The match begins with a light-hearted discussion about the commanders, especially Felix Five-Boots and his unusual shoe count.
The early game sees a flurry of low-cost spells and mana ramp, with players setting up their strategies and cautiously feeling out the board.
The game takes a turn when the player with Fblthp, Lost on the Range starts executing his 'Cheerios' combo strategy, aiming to play a significant number of zero-cost cards in one turn to draw massive amounts of cards.
This strategy is countered by the other players, leading to an interesting dynamic and diverse gameplay.
