Sauron, the Dark Lord vs Coram, the Undertaker vs Captain America vs Olivia, Opulent Outlaw EDH game

Deck Strategies

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  Olivia, Opulent Outlaw

  The deck revolves around manipulating the graveyard and using Olivia's ability to reanimate powerful creatures.

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  Coram, the Undertaker

  The deck focuses on mill strategies and graveyard manipulation. It aims to win by overwhelming opponents with large, reanimated creatures.

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  Sauron, the Dark Lord

  This deck aims to control the board and leverage Sauron's abilities, particularly his potential to become a potent threat.

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  Captain America, First Avenger

  The deck focuses on equipment synergies, using Captain America's abilities to equip weapons at no cost and to become a formidable attacker.

Gameplay Insights

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  Max's early pressure with Captain America equipped with Sword of Feast and Famine forced opponents to find answers quickly.

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  Mea's use of Red Sun's Zenith was a game-changing play, effectively neutralizing Max's threat and significantly shifting the board state.

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  AR's casting of Living Death caused a major shift in board presence, demonstrating the importance of graveyard manipulation in this game.

• 4

  Mea's strategic use of Gia's Ghost Form on Sauron ensured his key piece remained on the board, despite opponents' attempts to remove it.

Notable Cards

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  Sword of Feast and Famine

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  Red Sun's Zenith

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  Living Death

Summary

This game started off with a steady pace as players built their mana bases and cast their commanders. A pivotal moment came when Max equipped Captain America with Sword of Feast and Famine, causing significant pressure on the board. However, this was quickly countered by Mea's Red Sun's Zenith, obliterating all of Max's equipment. Later in the game, AR equipped Olivia with Sword of Feast and Famine, and cast a devastating Living Death, causing a major shift in board state. Despite these powerful plays, Mea managed to stay in the game by recasting Sauron and following up with Gia's Ghost Form. In the end, the game concluded with Mea's victory, thanks to his strategic use of Sauron.