Omo vs Faldorn vs Necrobloom vs Sophina | Wernog EDH / CMDR game play

Deck Strategies

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  Omo, Queen of Vesuva

  The deck strategy revolves around creating 'everything counters' with Omo and moving them around to other permanents.

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  Faldorn, Dread Wolf Herald

  This deck focuses on ramping up and bringing out powerful creatures like Aurora Phoenix.

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  The Necrobloom

  This deck leverages landfall triggers to create tokens and manipulate the board state.

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  Sophina, Spearsage Deserter

  Sophina’s deck generates clues and uses them for card advantage, while also dealing damage with creatures like Drana.

Gameplay Insights

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  Max's use of 'Nesting Grounds' to move 'everything counters' proved vital in maintaining board presence.

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  Kevin's 'Overload Dam' was a game-changer, dealing damage to all opponents and clearing the board.

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  The use of 'Audri, Lunar Marshall' in Kevin's deck greatly enhanced his combat capabilities.

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  The Necrobloom's strategy of maximizing landfall triggers with cards like 'Scoot Swarm' was key to its game plan.

Notable Cards

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  Nesting Grounds

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  Avenger of Zendikar

Summary

The game started with each player focusing on their board development. Omo, piloted by Max, had a strong start with mana ramping and generating 'everything counters' which he later moved around using Nesting Grounds. Faldorn, led by Ma, also ramped successfully and brought out Aurora Phoenix. Kevin's Sophina-centered deck focused on creating clues and dealing significant damage with Drana. The Necrobloom, under the control of the content creator, made good use of landfall triggers and the Scoot Swarm. A decisive turning point occurred when Kevin cast 'Overload Dam', clearing the board and triggering Bog to deal damage. As the game progressed, strategic plays such as Max's Avenger of Zendikar and Kevin's Audri, Lunar Marshall, significantly impacted the game state. The gameplay ended with a heated board state and multiple interactions.