Deck Strategies
Estrid, the Masked
Ian's deck focuses on morphing creatures and untapping enchanted lands to activate abilities on opponents' turns.
Ramos, Dragon Engine
Jason's deck is filled with cards that either win or lose the game for him, creating a high-risk, high-reward strategy.
Alora, Merry Thief
Brent's deck revolves around unblockable attacks and ninjas, using Jiu-Jitsu abilities to sidestep Alora's bouncing downside.
Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh
Ethan's mono-green deck aims to load up Rograkh with +1 counters, equipment and enchantments to deal damage to opponents.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Jason's decision to play 'Hitetsugu's Consumes All' early on significantly altered the board state and disrupted other players' strategies.
- 2
Ethan's consistent enchantment of Rograkh, despite having it destroyed, shows his persistence in sticking to his deck's strategy.
- 3
Brent's use of ninjutsu to sneak in unblockable damage and destroy opponent's creatures added an element of unpredictability to his gameplay.
- 4
Ian's use of enchantments to untap lands and morph creatures provides him with a flexible strategy that can adapt to the changing game state.
Notable Cards
Dawn's Reflection
Snake Umbra
Fractured Identity
Rite of Replication
Summary
The game started off with each player laying down their foundations and setting up their respective strategies. Ian's deck was the first to show signs of its strategy, focusing on morphing creatures and untapping enchanted lands. Jason's Ramos deck then displayed its game plan of casting spells that would either win or lose the game for him. After a relatively quiet early game from Ethan and Brent, the game started to heat up when Jason cast 'Hitetsugu's Consumes All', destroying all non-land permanents with CMC one or less. This resulted in a major shift in board state, and the tempo of the game. After this, the game continued with players building up their boards again and attempting to maneuver into winning positions.