Talk about copies! Miirym vs Karador vs Edric vs Miirym EDH / CMDR game play

Deck & Commander Strategies

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  Edric, Spymaster of Trest

  This deck aims to generate value through Edric's ability to draw cards by dealing combat damage to opponents. Coupling this with low-cost creatures and extra turn spells, it seeks to overwhelm opponents through sheer card advantage and a wide board state.

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  Miirym, Sentinel Wyrm

  Miirym decks focus on leveraging the commander's ability to make token copies of creatures. They aim for a mix of ramp, creature-based synergies, and combat tricks to control the board and dominate the battlefield.

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  Karador, Ghost Chieftain

  Karador's strategy revolves around self-mill and graveyard recursion. The deck aims to fill the graveyard with creatures and then use Karador's ability to play them from the graveyard, gaining value from repeated enter-the-battlefield or death triggers.

Gameplay Insights

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  Matzu's decision to cast Notorious Throng, generating a large number of fairy tokens and an extra turn, was a pivotal moment in the game. It allowed him to establish an overwhelming board presence and gain significant card advantage.

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  The use of Forgotten Ancient and its interaction with Triton Shorestalker was a key component of Matzu's win, creating a substantial threat that was difficult for opponents to deal with.

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  The use of Peacekeeper by the Karador player was a strategic decision to control the combat phase and manage the threat from other players' creatures.

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  The two Miirym decks, despite their similar commanders, showcased different strategies - one focusing on ramp with cards like Rattleclaw Mystic, and the other on artifact acceleration with Mana Vault.

Notable Cards

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  Notorious Throng

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  Forgotten Ancient

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  Triton Shorestalker

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  Sword of War and Peace

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  Rattleclaw Mystic

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  Peacekeeper

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  Mana Vault

Gameplay Summary