Ramos vs Korvold vs Samut vs Sidar Jabari EDH / CMDR game play for Magic: The Gathering

Deck Strategies

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  Ramos, Dragon Engine

  The Ramos deck relied on the mutate mechanic and on-cast triggers to build up Ramos and disrupt opponents' boards.

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  Samut, Voice of Dissent

  Samut's strategy seemed to be a token generation strategy, bolstered by Doubling Season and Assemble the Legion.

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  Korvold, Gleeful Glutton

  The Korvold deck leveraged land sacrifice effects to feed Korvold, draw cards and generate value.

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  Sidar Jabari of Zhalfir

  The Sidar Jabari deck focused on knight tribal synergies and aggressive combat strategies.

Gameplay Insights

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  Mackenzie's use of Taste of Death was a pivotal moment, massively shifting the board state in his favor.

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  Maximus' use of Jeska's Will to fuel a powerful turn, setting up Doubling Season for future plays was a strategic decision that had a significant impact on the game.

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  The Ramos pilot's use of mutates and on-cast triggers effectively disrupted opponents' boards while building up an overwhelming presence.

Notable Cards

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  Doubling Season

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  Taste of Death

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  Jeska's Will

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  Ramos, Dragon Engine

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  Korvold, Gleeful Glutton

Summary

The game started off with a series of rapid plays, with each player building up their resources and establishing their board presence. Mackenzie, piloting Korvold, quickly set up a synergy revolving around Riveter Overlook and various land sacrificing effects, gaining incremental advantage. Maximus' Samut deck was slower to start, but a well-timed Jeska's Will fueled a powerful turn, bringing out Doubling Season and setting up for future plays. Mackenzie's Taste of Death turned the tides, forcing each player to sacrifice three creatures and creating a surge of food tokens for Mackenzie. The game ended with a flurry of plays from the Ramos pilot, using mutates and various on-cast triggers to build up Ramos, force discards, and draw cards, leading to an overwhelming board state.