Deck Strategies
Lathril, Blade of the Elves
A green/black elf tribal deck focused on generating a massive amount of elf tokens and using them as a resource for powerful synergistic effects.
Danitha Capashen, Paragon
A voltron style deck focused on buffing Danitha with a suite of enchantments and equipment to create a massive, life-linking threat.
The Master, Multiplied
A red/black deck focused on creating multiple token copies of creatures and gaining advantage through myriad interactions.
Miirym, Sentinel Wyrm
A blue/green deck that seeks to ramp quickly and take advantage of powerful sea creatures with high power and toughness.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
The game-changing moment was when Mik cast Genesis Wave for 14, hitting several key cards and setting up his board for later turns.
- 2
Mik's Beastmaster Ascension, in conjunction with a massive amount of elf tokens, was a significant threat that other players struggled to deal with.
- 3
Ian's use of Pacifism on Mik's Warcaller effectively neutralized a major threat, demonstrating the value of targeted removal in a high-stakes multiplayer game.
- 4
The player's effective use of ramp spells, such as Cultivate and Nature's Lore, allowed them to accelerate their game plans and make impactful plays earlier in the game.
Notable Cards
Genesis Wave
Beastmaster Ascension
Holy Avenger
Beast Within
Blasphemous Act
Summary
This game was a dynamic battle of strategy and wit, with each player showcasing their deck's strengths and unique interactions. The game kicked off with each commander making a solid entrance, building their board states and making key plays. Mik's Lathril, Blade of the Elves deck started to dominate the mid-game by generating a massive amount of tokens with a Genesis wave that hit a Beastmaster Ascension, turning the tide of the game. However, the game ended in a massive swing when Mik used Beast Within to disrupt Ian's buffed Danitha Capashen, and took out Max with a horde of elf tokens, securing the victory.