Deck Strategies
Kodama of the West Tree
This deck is a monogreen ramp deck aiming to swing in with modified creatures to trigger Kodama and cheat as many forests into play as possible.
Malcolm, Keen-Eyed Navigator / Kediss, Ember Claw Familiar
This is a pirates deck aiming to use Malcolm to generate a ton of treasures and ramp out powerful plays.
Ghyrson Starn, Kelermorph
This deck focuses on ping effects, using Ghyrson to turn them into bolts to control the board and cut down opponent's life totals.
Breya, Etherium Shaper
This four-color deck focuses on artifacts with a sacrifice subtheme, using Breya as an all-round value engine.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Ryan's Kodama deck taking an early lead with rapid ramp and boosting creatures.
- 2
Jake's Malcolm/Kediss deck generating significant treasures and dealing consistent damage across the board.
- 3
Ethan's Ghyrson Starn deck exploiting ping effects to dish out damage and control the board.
- 4
Jason's Breya deck maintaining board presence despite issues with lands.
- 5
Ryan's use of Finale of Devastation to tutor Rampaging Baloths onto the battlefield, which significantly impacted the board state.
- 6
Ethan's Dockside Extortionist play generating significant treasures.
Notable Cards
Kodama of the West Tree
Malcolm, Keen-Eyed Navigator
Ghyrson Starn, Kelermorph
Breya, Etherium Shaper
Finale of Devastation
Dockside Extortionist
Summary
The game kicked off with Ryan taking the lead with his Kodama of the West Tree deck, focusing on ramp and growing his creatures. Jake's Malcolm/Kediss deck capitalized on generating treasures and dealing widespread damage. Ethan's Ghyrson Starn deck kept the pressure up with a focus on ping effects, turning them into bolts to control the board. Jason's Breya deck faced some difficulties with lands but managed to maintain presence with a focus on artifacts and sacrifice. The game saw a series of strategic exchanges, with Jake's Malcolm/Kediss deck dealing consistent damage and generating treasures, while Ethan's Ghyrson Starn deck exploited ping effects to deal significant damage. Ryan's Kodama deck maintained a steady growth of creatures and ramp. Towards the end, Jake's Malcolm/Kediss deck started to play more aggressively, swinging for significant damage.