Deck & Commander Strategies
Kozilek, Butcher of Truth
Kozilek's deck aims to quickly ramp into large Eldrazi creatures, using the card advantage from Kozilek to keep the hand filled and pressure on the opponents.
Brenard, Ginger Sculptor
Brenard's deck uses a variety of artifacts and synergistic cards to generate value and overwhelm opponents with a powerful board state.
Breena, the Demagogue
Breena's deck is a control-based strategy that seeks to disrupt opponents' plans while accumulating advantages and pressuring opponents' life totals.
Esika, God of the Tree // The Prismatic Bridge
Esika's deck focuses on ramping quickly and using the Prismatic Bridge to cheat out powerful creatures from the deck, aiming for a big-creature domination.
Gameplay Insights
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The use of 'Time Wipe' by Matt's Esika deck was a pivotal moment in the game, resetting the board and providing a fresh start.
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Arger's use of 'Necropotence' for quick card advantage and setting up his board state was a notable play.
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Jon's deployment of 'Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre' was a significant threat on the board, forcing the rest of the players to find answers quickly.
Notable Cards
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Necropotence
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Mother of Runes
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Artisan of Kozilek
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Time Wipe
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Esper Sentinel
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Rhystic Study
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Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre
Gameplay Summary
The game started off quite aggressively with powerful ramp from Arger's Breena deck that allowed him to rapidly cast his commander and press the attack.
Jon's Kozilek deck was able to put up a defense with early creature plays, but Matt's Esika deck took the opportunity to reset the board with a 'Time Wipe.' From there, the game was a back-and-forth battle with notable swings in board state and significant card interactions.
Ultimately, Matt's deck was able to gain the upper hand and secure the victory thanks to well-timed plays.
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