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Modern Horizons 3 Commander | Satya vs Necrobloom vs Ulalek vs Coram I WPCS #107 #MTGMH3 #MTGPartner

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Commanders featured in this Gameplay Reviewed & Verified

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Decklists

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Satya, Aetherflux Genius

    Satya, Aetherflux Genius

    Generate and utilize energy counters to create token copies of creatures, applying pressure with wide boards and energy-based removal or damage effects.

  • Ulalek, Fused Atrocity

    Ulalek, Fused Atrocity

    Cast Eldrazi spells to trigger copying of spells and abilities, doubling effects and overwhelming opponents with repeated powerful triggers.

  • The Necrobloom

    The Necrobloom

    Use landfall to create a growing army of plant tokens that transform into zombies once a threshold of diverse lands is met, establishing board dominance.

  • Coram, the Undertaker

    Coram, the Undertaker

    Mill cards from all players to increase Coram's power and cast spells from graveyards, leveraging reanimation and graveyard recursion for advantage.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Sacrificing Static Prison at the right moment to recover a key creature (Fanatic of Ronus) demonstrated effective resource management and timing.

  • 2

    Mesmeric Orb enabled continuous milling, synergizing with Coram's graveyard-based power growth and casting abilities, showing the strength of graveyard interaction.

  • 3

    Satya's use of energy counters not only to create tokens but also to fuel removal and damage spells kept opponents under constant pressure.

  • 4

    Ulalek's ability to copy all other spells and activated or triggered abilities when casting Eldrazi spells allowed for explosive turns and complicated board states.

  • 5

    Blake's focus on land diversity to transition from plant tokens to zombies with The Necrobloom highlighted the importance of land base and timing in landfall strategies.

Notable Cards

  • Static Prison

    Static Prison

  • Mesmeric Orb

    Mesmeric Orb

  • Aether Revolt

    Aether Revolt

  • Field of the Dead

    Field of the Dead

  • Cavern of Souls

    Cavern of Souls

Gameplay Summary

The game began with players establishing their board states through land drops and early plays that set up their commanders' synergies.

Satya, Aetherflux Genius generated and leveraged energy counters to create token copies of creatures, aiming to overwhelm opponents with a growing swarm and powerful effects.

Ulalek, Fused Atrocity focused on casting Eldrazi spells and copying spells and abilities to double the impact of his threats and disrupt the table.

The Necrobloom capitalized on landfall triggers to produce an army of plant tokens that could upgrade to zombies upon controlling seven or more lands with different names, creating a strong board presence.

Coram, the Undertaker milled cards from all players' libraries to increase his power and cast spells from graveyards, gaining advantage by reanimating or playing cards from opponents' graveyards. Key turning points included the use of Static Prison by Satya to exile potentially threatening creatures temporarily, forcing opponents to pay energy upkeep or lose their permanents.

Mesmeric Orb enabled continuous milling, fueling Coram's graveyard interactions and potentially disrupting others.

The interaction between the energy generation and payoffs in Satya's deck, combined with Ulalek's spell copying and The Necrobloom's landfall token production, led to escalating board states.

Sacrificing Static Prison to recover Fanatic of Ronus and casting Aether Revolt to apply pressure with energy-triggered damage showcased Satya's aggressive tempo plays.

The game revolved around managing resources, maximizing triggers, and leveraging graveyard and token synergies to dominate the board and push towards victory.

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