Deck & Commander Strategies
Arabella, Abandoned Doll
A Boros attack deck that leverages the commander’s ability to deal damage and gain life based on the number of small creatures in play.
Marina Vendrell
A blue control deck that maximizes card advantage and offers a broad array of strategic options.
The Mindskinner
An aggressive blue deck aiming to deal direct damage and mill opponents' libraries.
The Jolly Balloon Man
A Boros deck that focuses on manipulating +1/+1 counters and copying powerful creatures.
Gameplay Insights
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The use of Arabella's ability to deal damage based on the number of small creatures in play was critical for Bill's early game aggression.
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The introduction of Marina Vendrell provided Phil with significant card advantage, offering a strategic edge.
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Jan's use of The Mindskinner for mill damage created a significant shift in the game dynamic, disrupting opponents' strategies.
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Alex's introduction of The Jolly Balloon Man and subsequent use of +1/+1 counters presented a clear threat on the board.
Notable Cards
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Arabella, Abandoned Doll
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Marina Vendrell
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The Mindskinner
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The Jolly Balloon Man
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Lightning Greaves
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Hordeling Outburst
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Dryad of the Ilysian Grove
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Arcbound Prototype
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Arcbound Worker
Gameplay Summary
The game starts with each player introducing their commanders and strategic approach.
Bill, playing Arabella, Abandoned Doll, aims to utilize her ability to deal damage and gain life based on the number of creatures he controls with power two or less.
Phil, with Marina Vendrell, focuses on card advantage and decision-making.
Jan, playing The Mindskinner, intends to inflict direct damage and mill opponents' libraries.
Alex, piloting The Jolly Balloon Man, plans to maximize the use of +1/+1 counters and copy large creatures.
The game experiences a significant shift when Jan's Mindskinner enters the battlefield, milled ten cards from each player's library.
This event disrupts the other players' strategies, particularly Alex, who loses key cards.
