NEW BREWS from Modern Horizons 3 | Imskir VS The Necrobloom VS Shilgengar VS Arna Kennerud

Deck Strategies

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  The Necrobloom

  Aims to generate value by filling the graveyard and leveraging cards with dredge mechanic.

• Arna Kennerud, Skycaptain

  Voltron strategy with a focus on building up a single, unblockable creature with various auras and equipments.

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  Shilgengar, Sire of Famine

  Aristocrats style deck that revolves around sacrificing creatures and blood tokens to gain advantage.

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  Imskir Iron-Eater

  Focuses on ramping up mana and drawing cards, potentially setting up for a big play in the future turns.

Gameplay Insights

• 1

  Jim's choice to cast 'Life from the Loam' from the graveyard instead of drawing a card, indicating a strategy revolving around filling up his graveyard.

• 2

  Alex's decision to enchant 'Miss Cloaked Herald' with 'Curiosity', setting up a potential engine for card draw.

• 3

  Jan using 'Skullclamp' on 'Bloodghast' to draw cards and trigger landfall simultaneously.

• 4

  Aaron's play of 'Experimental Synthesizer' and 'Thran Dynamo', indicating a ramp up strategy with potential for big plays in the future.

Notable Cards

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  Life from the Loam

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  Augur of Autumn

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  Curiosity

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  Helm of the Gods

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  Experimental Synthesizer

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  Thran Dynamo

Summary

The gameplay starts off with each player setting up their mana bases and casting their commanders. Jim playing The Necrobloom focuses on utilizing dredge mechanic and plays cards like 'Life from the Loam' and 'Augur of Autumn' to fuel his graveyard. Alex, with Arna Kennerud, Skycaptain, aims for a Voltron strategy, casting 'Curiosity' and 'Helm of the Gods' on 'Miss Cloaked Herald'. Jan's strategy with 'Shilgengar, Sire of Famine' involves Aristocrats combo, creating and sacrificing blood tokens. Lastly, Aaron with 'Imskir Iron-Eater' casts 'Experimental Synthesizer' and 'Thran Dynamo' to ramp up and draw cards.