Deck Strategies
The Ur-Dragon
Utilizes a dragon tribal strategy, aiming to cast high-cost dragon creatures for less and leverage their abilities for damage and board control.
Edgar Markov
Employs a vampire tribal strategy, creating numerous vampire tokens and recurring vampires from the graveyard to maintain board presence and apply pressure.
Najeela, the Blade-Blossom
Focuses on generating warrior tokens and using combat tricks to apply consistent pressure on opponents.
Wort, the Raidmother
Aims to set up a storm strategy, attempting to cast numerous spells in a single turn for a massive payoff, although struggles with mana balancing in this game.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Edgar Markov's player effectively utilized Viscera Seer for scry ability, enabling them to filter their draws and improve card quality.
- 2
The Ur-Dragon's player's decision to return Zirgo to their hand frequently was a smart strategy, making the most of its reduced cost and enter-the-battlefield effect.
- 3
Najeela's player made a strategic decision to target specific players with Saskia the Unyielding, amplifying their combat damage and pressuring opponents' life totals.
- 4
Wort, the Raidmother's player's struggle with having too many mana sources highlighted the importance of balancing mana and spell ratios in a deck.
Notable Cards
Viscera Seer
Essence Warden
Scourge of Valkas
Shared Animosity
Saskia the Unyielding
Summary
The game kicked off with a variety of creatures and enchantments being played by the participants. Edgar Markov's player focused on a vampire tribal strategy, generating a large number of tokens and recurring creatures from the graveyard. Wort, the Raidmother's player, attempted to set up a storm strategy but struggled with an excess of mana sources. Najeela, the Blade-Blossom's player, utilized her ability to create warrior tokens and selected key players as targets with Saskia the Unyielding. The Ur-Dragon player managed to get significant value from their commander and other dragon-related cards, dealing considerable damage and controlling the field.