Gandalf/Omo vs Melek vs Gisa vs Orvar | EDH Gameplay ft. Joshua Moore | Smooth Brain EDH

Deck Strategies

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  Melek, Reforged Researcher

  Casting value spells efficiently, filling the graveyard, and aiming for a win either through combo lines or a major commander attack

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  Gandalf the White

  An eggs deck focusing on Gandalf's double enter and dies effects from artifacts to draw many cards and assemble a combo win

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  Orvar, the All-Form

  Creating infinite mana in unique ways using Orvar's ability and funnelling that mana into a win condition

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  Ghoulcaller Gisa

  Creating an army of zombies to fuel sacrifice combo engines and to beat down the opponents

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  Omo, Queen of Vesuva

  A Simic land strategy aimed at ramping and controlling the board state

Gameplay Insights

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  Matt's infinite mana combo with Paragr Drake, Leap, and Aether Channeler was pivotal in securing his win in the first game (timestamp: 221.319s)

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  Cameron's unfortunate play of losing Urza's Mine to Joshua's Dothy Voidwalker was a key moment in the second game, which led to a unique dynamic in the match (timestamp: 355.919s)

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  The clever use of Phasing Out on Matt's Orvar by Cameron helped to disrupt Matt's strategy in the second game (timestamp: 435.639s)

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  Ethan's Storm-Kiln Artist and Matt's Thunder-Trap Trainer created interesting dynamics on the board, demonstrating the importance of card interactions and tactical decisions in the game (timestamp: 319.36s)

Notable Cards

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  Leap

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  Aether Channeler

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  Urza's Mine

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  Storm-Kiln Artist

Summary

In a high stakes match, featuring the talents of Joshua Moore from We Came as Romans, the gameplay was intense and filled with spectacular plays. Matt's Orvar deck demonstrated an impressive infinite mana combo to secure the first game, using Paragr Drake, Leap, and Aether Channeler to fuel his strategy. The second game saw Cameron switching to his Omo deck, but an unfortunate play saw him lose a key card, Urza's Mine, to Joshua's Dothy Voidwalker. Despite this setback, Cameron managed to bounce back with a clever use of Phasing Out on Matt's Orvar. Eventually, Ethan's Storm-Kiln Artist and Matt's Thunder-Trap Trainer created interesting dynamics on the board, leading to a thrilling conclusion.