Vishgraz vs Venser vs Urtet vs Chiss-Goria | Casual Commander Gameplay | Phyrexia: All Will Be One

Deck Strategies

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  Vishgraz, the Doomhive

  The Vishgraz deck revolves around placing -1/-1 counters on opponent's creatures and proliferating them to control the board and whittle down opponent's life.

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  Venser, Corpse Puppet

  Venser's strategy revolves around creating tokens, gaining life, and dealing damage through lifelink and proliferating poison counters.

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  Urtet, Remnant of Memnarch

  Urtet's deck involves creating and utilizing mirror tokens to manipulate the board state and eventually generate lethal damage.

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  Chiss-Goria, Forge Tyrant

  Chiss-Goria's strategy revolves around artifact synergies to generate value and powerful combat threats. The game plan also involves using Chiss-Goria's ability to deal high amounts of damage.

Gameplay Insights

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  Flow's use of Unexpected Windfall in response to Pine's attack to generate card advantage and mana resources.

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  The decision by me to cast Beasts Within on Flow's Lithiform Engine, preventing potential value generation.

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  Grape's activation of Throne of Geth to proliferate poison counters, putting pressure on opponents.

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  Flow's use of Visions of Ruin to disrupt opponent's artifact resources, while generating additional treasure tokens.

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  Pine's end-game sequence of mirror activations to create a lethal board state.

Notable Cards

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  Portal to Phyrexia

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  White Sun's Twilight

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  Guildpact Informant

Summary

The game featured unique strategies from each commander and showcased a number of high-impact plays. The turning point arrived when Flow attacked with his commander, Chiss-Goria, Forge Tyrant, dealing lethal commander damage to me after a sequence of actions that included activating his Apprentice and proliferating all counters. In the final stages of the game, Grape made a valiant effort to take down Flow with a swarm of creatures, but Flow managed to survive and then eliminated Grape. Pine, with his Urtet, Remnant of Memnarch deck, then proceeded to pull off a sequence of mirror activations, generating a lethal amount of damage for the win.