FOXGLOVE 🆚 FLUBS 🆚 WICK 🆚 ELUGE | Bloomburrow EDH / Casual Commander

Deck Strategies

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  Flubs, the Fool

  Focuses on playing multiple lands in a single turn, triggering various effects and allowing for multiple spells to be cast.

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  Eluge, the Shoreless Sea

  Aims to build up a sea-themed force and using various spells to generate and buff creatures.

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  Mr. Foxglove

  Enchants creatures and leverages Exalted triggers for high-damage attacks.

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  Wick, the Whorled Mind

  Generates and buffs a snail army, using them for both defense and offense.

Gameplay Insights

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  John's use of High Tide and Shark Typhoon turned the tide of the game, generating a large force of sharks that proved difficult for the other players to handle.

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  Tom's play of Finest Hour allowed for multiple high-damage attacks in a single turn, putting significant pressure on the other players.

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  Sam's use of Valakut Exploration allowed him to play multiple lands and spells in a single turn, maintaining a high tempo.

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  Extra's play of Rapid Hybridization showcased strategic removal, forcing opponents to react defensively.

Notable Cards

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  High Tide

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  Shark Typhoon

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  Finest Hour

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  Valakut Exploration

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  Rapid Hybridization

Summary

The gameplay was intense with all four players showcasing their deck strategies effectively. Sam's Flubs, the Fool deck utilized land-based triggers to exile cards and play multiple spells in a turn, while John's Eluge, the Shoreless Sea deck gradually built up a sea-themed force. Tom's Mr. Foxglove deck focused on enchanting his creatures and using Exalted triggers for heavy attacks, whereas Extra's Wick, the Whorled Mind deck created and buffed a snail army. The turning point came when John cast High Tide and Shark Typhoon, creating a substantial army of sharks. Despite the other players' efforts to counter and maintain board presence, John was able to transform his incubators and eliminate both Tom and Extra, declaring himself the victor.