Deck & Commander Strategies
Anikthea, Hand of Erebos
Focuses on creating multiple tokens through the Myriad mechanic and benefiting from enchantments to generate value.
Zhulodok, Void Gorger
Seeks to leverage Eldrazi synergies and powerful mana ramp to out-value opponents.
Sliver Gravemother
Aims to build a strong board presence with slivers and their synergies, and make strategic attacks.
Commodore Guff
Utilizes planeswalkers and their abilities to control the board, generate value and eventually combo off to take infinite turns.
Gameplay Insights
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Sam's use of the combination of Soul Rains, Tamiyo, the Moon Sage and Whirlwind of Thought to take infinite turns and win the game.
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John's clever use of the Myriad mechanic to generate multiple tokens and apply pressure to his opponents.
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The strategic removal of key cards, such as Zhulodok and Anikthea, that significantly slowed down their respective decks.
Notable Cards
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Tamiyo, the Moon Sage
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Whirlwind of Thought
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Elspeth, Sun's Champion
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Nahiri, the Harbinger
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Binding the Old Gods
Gameplay Summary
The game started with all four players developing their boards and casting their commanders.
The game was quite interactive with several board wipes, and key cards being removed.
Sam's Commodore Guff deck took the lead with the help of planeswalkers like Nahiri and Elspeth, using their abilities to control the board and generate value.
Meanwhile, John's Anikthea deck managed to create a strong presence with numerous token copies through the Myriad mechanic.
Extra's Zhulodok deck faced multiple setbacks as the commander was repeatedly removed.
Tom's Gravemother kept a low profile but managed to apply pressure through its sliver synergies.
The game's tide turned when Sam managed to cast Soul Rains, which in combination with Tamiyo, the Moon Sage and Whirlwind of Thought, allowed him to take infinite turns and eventually secure the victory.
