Morophon vs Halana & Alena vs Tolsimir vs Neheb EDH / CMDR game play for Magic: The Gathering

Deck Strategies

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  Halana and Alena, Partners

  This deck aims to ramp quickly, play big creatures, and use Halana and Alena's ability to add counters and deal damage.

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  Tolsimir, Friend to Wolves

  The deck uses wolf creatures and synergy to generate a lot of value and overwhelm opponents.

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  Neheb, the Eternal

  The Neheb deck aims to deal damage, generate extra mana, and use that mana for big spells or abilities.

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  Morophon, the Boundless

  This deck uses the Eldrazi tribe to play large threats and overwhelm opponents. The deck also has some control elements to deal with opponents' threats.

Gameplay Insights

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  Jon's Stranglehold significantly impacted the game by limiting opponents' ability to search their libraries.

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  Matt's play of Dragon Lord Silumgar to steal Jon's commander was a major swing in his favor.

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  Jon's Miracled Bonfire of the Damned, copied with Pyromancer's Goggles, dealt a significant amount of damage and shifted the game in his favor.

• 4

  Matt's use of the Eldest Reborn and Crush Contraband provided significant control over the board state.

Notable Cards

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  Stranglehold

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  Icon of Ancestry

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  Bonfire of the Damned

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  The Eldest Reborn

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  Crush Contraband

Summary

This four-player Commander match had a number of game-changing moments. Early on, Jon's stranglehold card forced the other players to adapt their strategies. Meanwhile, Matt's Morophon deck revealed its theme with Icon of Ancestry naming Elders. ARA's Tolsimir deck focused heavily on wolf synergy, while the Halana and Alena deck played a game of ramp and big creatures. However, the game took a major turn when Matt played Dragon Lord Silumgar, stealing Jon's commander, Neheb, the Eternal. Despite this, Jon was able to deal significant damage with a well-timed Bonfire of the Damned. However, Matt's deck showed its resilience by casting the Eldest Reborn and Crush Contraband, significantly affecting the board state. The game ended in a heated battle with everyone trying to deal with each others' threats.