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Gluntch v Meletis v Errant & Giada v Nin | Pick your Poison | Magic The Gathering EDH Gameplay

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Commanders featured in this Gameplay Reviewed & Verified

Deck & Commander Strategies

  • Nin, the Pain Artist

    Nin, the Pain Artist

    The deck aims to generate large amounts of mana and force opponents to draw cards until they lose due to not being able to draw from an empty library.

  • Gluntch, the Bestower

    Gluntch, the Bestower

    The strategy revolves around assisting opponents with card draw and creature buffs, only to capitalize on these 'gifts' by attacking with a powered-up commander.

  • Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis

    Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis

    This deck seeks to play high-cost spells, especially World Fire, to manipulate the game state and ultimately win.

  • Errant and Giada

    Errant and Giada

    The aim of this deck is to deal damage through flying creatures and capitalizing on card draw mechanics.

Gameplay Insights

  • 1

    Julian's play of Academy Manufacturer led to a significant resource generation, creating multiple tokens each turn.

  • 2

    Carlos's casting of Heartbeat of Spring doubled the mana, escalating the pace of the game and enabling higher-cost spells to be played earlier.

  • 3

    Jon's Imperial Eagle boosted his flying creatures, increasing the threat they posed on the board.

  • 4

    Jason's strategy of forcing opponents to draw cards until their libraries are depleted created a ticking clock for all players.

Notable Cards

  • Nin, the Pain Artist

    Nin, the Pain Artist

  • Gluntch, the Bestower

    Gluntch, the Bestower

  • Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis

    Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis

  • Errant and Giada

    Errant and Giada

  • Heartbeat of Spring

    Heartbeat of Spring

Gameplay Summary

The game kicked off with all players focusing on building their resources and setting up board states that align with their respective strategies.

Jason, wielding Nin, the Pain Artist, planned to generate a lot of mana and use his deck to force everyone to draw cards until they die.

Julian, commanding Gluntch, the Bestower, aimed to help everyone draw cards and make the creatures bigger, then hit them with a giant jellyfish.

Carlos, with Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis, aimed to play some really high-cost spells with the hopeful chance to win with World Fire.

Jon, on the other hand, focused on flying damage with Errant and Giada.

The game saw various interesting plays, such as Jason's casting of Min, Julian's use of Academy Manufacturer, Carlos's casting of Heartbeat of Spring, and Jon's casting of Imperial Eagle.

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