FLUBS IN cEDH! TWO GAMES WITH KEN BAUMANN ALONGSIDE TYMNA|JESKA, JESKA|ISHAI, AND KONA

Deck Strategies

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  Ishai, Ojutai Dragonspeaker

  This deck capitalizes on Ishai's ability to gain +1/+1 counters whenever an opponent casts a spell, making it a formidable threat in multiplayer games.

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  Jeska, Thrice Reborn

  The Jeska deck focuses on controlling the board state through direct damage and leveraging her ability to multiply damage dealt by key creatures.

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  Kona, Rescue Beastie

  Kona's deck is built around ramping up mana to play high-cost creatures and benefiting from their powerful abilities.

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  Tymna the Weaver

  Tymna's deck aims to maintain a steady flow of card draw by dealing combat damage to opponents, while controlling the board with disruption strategies.

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  Flubs, the Fool

  Flubs' deck is all about playing high-risk, high-reward strategies. It leverages Flubs' ability to draw more cards and put a large number of creatures on the board.

Gameplay Insights

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  Ken's strategy of using Flubs' ability to rapidly draw cards and put creatures on the board proved to be a double-edged sword. While it initially allowed him to build a strong board presence, it also left him open to attacks and board wipes from his opponents.

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  The presence of two Jeska, Thrice Reborn decks in the game significantly impacted the board state. Their ability to deal direct damage caused many creatures to be removed from the board, shaping the game's dynamics.

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  The use of Gaea's Cradle by the Flubs' deck to generate a large amount of mana was a key play, enabling Ken to make multiple plays in a single turn.

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  Underworld Breach played a crucial role in the late game, allowing the players to replay key spells from their graveyards, leading to game-changing plays.

Notable Cards

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  Misty Rainforest

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  Dockside Extortionist

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  Dark Ritual

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  Gaea's Cradle

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  Tinder Wall

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  Kona, Rescue Beastie

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  Finale of Devastation

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  Underworld Breach

Summary

This exciting match features a two-game play featuring Ken Baumann with a deck led by Flubs, the Fool. In the first game, Ken made an impressive start but was ultimately outpaced by the high-impact plays of the other commanders, especially the strong presence of Jeska, Thrice Reborn in the game. In the second game, Ken made a comeback with a sequence of powerful plays, using Flubs' ability to draw more cards and put a large number of creatures on the board.