Prossh vs Muldrotha vs Atraxa vs Wort, the Raidmother EDH / CMDR game play

Deck Strategies

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  Wort, the Raidmother

  Token generation and card draw synergy using goblins and artifacts like Skullclamp to create a swarm while using spells like Horde Ambush and Cultivate to accelerate mana and overwhelm opponents.

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  Prossh, Skyraider of Kher

  Produce numerous Kobold tokens via Prossh’s ability, then sacrifice them for value and damage using spells like Harvest Season and Anger of the Gods, aiming to drain life from opponents and close out the game with large damage bursts.

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  Muldrotha, the Gravetide

  Utilize graveyard recursion to repeatedly cast permanents each turn, generating incremental value and control through creatures and spells to outlast opponents.

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  Atraxa, Praetors' Voice

  Focus on a Superfriends build, casting multiple planeswalkers and enhancing them with Doubling Season, while controlling the board with removal and disruption.

Gameplay Insights

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  Wort’s player leveraged Conspire to copy spells multiple times, significantly increasing token production and card draw.

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  Prossh’s player maximized token sacrifice synergy by doubling tokens with Harvest Season and draining opponents' life with Anger of the Gods and Zulaport Cutthroat triggers.

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  Atraxa’s Doubling Season was effectively neutralized by Acidic Slime, demonstrating the importance of board wipes against Superfriends strategies.

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  Muldrotha’s value engine was disrupted by aggressive plays and damage from Prossh, showing the vulnerability of slower, grindy decks to explosive combos.

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  A critical miscalculation by Wort’s player regarding total damage output led to a missed opportunity to close out the game before Prossh’s lethal combo resolved.

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  Casting Diabolic Tutor in a turn with many lands untapped was a missed opportunity to find counterspells for protection, indicating the importance of timing and hand management.

Notable Cards

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  Skullclamp

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  Harvest Season

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  Anger of the Gods

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  Doubling Season

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  Comet Storm

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  Acidic Slime

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  Zulaport Cutthroat

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  Sylvan Library

Summary

The game featured four players piloting Wort, the Raidmother; Prossh, Skyraider of Kher; Muldrotha, the Gravetide; and Atraxa, Praetors' Voice. Early turns saw standard ramp and setup, with Wort generating goblin tokens and drawing cards through Skullclamp synergy. Prossh quickly established a strong board presence by casting himself and producing multiple Kobold tokens. Atraxa’s player focused on a Superfriends strategy, casting planeswalkers and utilizing Doubling Season, although this was disrupted by Acidic Slime. Muldrotha leveraged graveyard recursion and value spells to maintain a steady presence. A key turning point was when Prossh’s player executed a massive token sacrifice combo with Harvest and Anger of the Gods to drain opponents’ life and boost Prossh, ultimately dealing lethal damage and winning the game. Wort’s aggressive token production and combos dealt significant damage but fell short due to a miscalculation in damage output. Atraxa’s disruption and planeswalkers kept pressure but couldn’t prevent the final lethal strike. Muldrotha played a value-oriented game but was eliminated before making a decisive impact.