Haytham Kenway v Finneas v Neheb v Storm | EDH Gameplay | Smooth Brain EDH

Deck Strategies

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  Haytham Kenway

  The deck aims to make the most out of having multiple copies of 'Templar Knight' in the deck. With the assistance of 'Thrumming Stone', it can flood the battlefield with knights. Additionally, Haytham Kenway's ETB effect provides control by exiling opponents' creatures.

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  Finneas, Ace Archer

  This deck revolves around casting 'Hair Apparent' multiple times, creating a massive army of rabbit tokens. The 'Thrumming Stone' is instrumental in pulling off this strategy.

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  Storm, Force of Nature

  The deck utilizes 'Slime Against Humanity' to generate a multitude of ooze tokens. Storm's ability can further enhance the number of oozes on the field.

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  Neheb, the Eternal

  The deck utilizes 'Dragon's Approach' to deal damage and generate mana. With enough copies in the deck, it can also tutor for dragons. The mana generated by Neheb can be used to cast more spells, amplifying the damage output.

Gameplay Insights

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  Kaden's strategy of using 'Thrumming Stone' to cast multiple 'Hair Apparent's in a single turn led to an overwhelming victory in the first game.

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  Ethan's use of 'Dragon's Approach' to deal damage and generate mana with 'Neheb, the Eternal' created a significant shift in tempo in the second game.

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  Seth's strategic use of 'Haytham Kenway' to exile key creatures and his tutoring for 'Thrumming Stone' with 'Thalia's Lancers' threatened to turn the tide in the second game.

Notable Cards

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  Thrumming Stone

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  Dragon's Approach

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  Haytham Kenway

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  Thalia's Lancers

Summary

The game played out in a spectacular fashion with each player showcasing their deck's unique strategy. The first pivotal moment came when Kaden, playing Finneas, Ace Archer, managed to cast multiple copies of 'Hair Apparent' via 'Thrumming Stone', resulting in a staggering 561 rabbit tokens, leading to an instant win for Kaden as his opponents were unable to withstand the ensuing attack. In the second game, Ethan, piloting Neheb, the Eternal, attempted a similar approach but with 'Dragon's Approach', dealing considerable damage and generating significant mana. However, Seth, playing Haytham Kenway, played a crucial role by exiling key creatures on the battlefield with Haytham Kenway's ETB effect and tutoring for 'Thrumming Stone' with 'Thalia's Lancers', setting up for a potential win in his next turn.