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Deck & Commander Strategies
Myojin of Roaring Blades
The deck aims to repeatedly cast Myojin of Roaring Blades to deal massive damage to opponents. It's an average red deck, with a focus on mountains and divinity counters.
Tobias, Doomed Conqueror
The deck seeks to amass a lot of creatures and then blow them up for value, potentially generating a horde of zombies in the process.
Sapling of Colfenor
The strategy revolves around ramping and gaining life through Sapling's ability. It has a focus on big toughness creatures and life gain.
The Ur-Dragon
The deck is all about flooding the board with flying dragons with big stats. It also utilizes The World Tree for additional shenanigans.
Gameplay Insights
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Confounding Conundrum played by Corey was a key card that significantly slowed down opponents' ramp strategies.
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John used The World Tree effectively to enhance his dragon strategy.
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Stephen's Myojin of Roaring Blades, although an average card, became a threat when repeatedly cast.
Notable Cards
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Confounding Conundrum
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Panharmonicon
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The World Tree
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Myojin of Roaring Blades
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Sapling of Colfenor
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The Ur-Dragon
Gameplay Summary
The game commenced with each player revealing their random commanders.
The early game was largely dominated by Jeremy's Sapling of Colfenor deck, which relied heavily on ramping and gaining life through Sapling's ability.
Corey, playing Tobias, Doomed Conqueror, tried to amass a lot of creatures and blow them up for value.
Stephen's Myojin of Roaring Blades deck was mostly average but aimed at casting Myojin multiple times.
Jonathan's The Ur-Dragon deck was all about flying dragons with big stats.
The mid-game was largely dictated by the players' attempts to neutralize each other's strategies.
However, the turning point came when the Ur-Dragon deck started to get out of control, with John successfully flooding the board with dragons.
Despite the other players' best attempts to control the board state, the Ur-Dragon's overwhelming presence proved to be too much.
