Deck Strategies
Millicent, Restless Revenant
Cody's Millicent deck aimed to take advantage of Spirit tribal synergies and counterspell magic to control the board and eventually overwhelm opponents with ghostly creatures.
Be'lakor, the Dark Master
Matt's Be'lakor deck focused on leveraging powerful demons and sneak attack mechanics to bring out formidable creatures quickly and deliver heavy blows to opponents.
Lynde, Cheerful Tormentor
Logan's Lynde deck was built around casting curses on opponents and using spell-copying abilities to escalate their effects, aiming to disrupt opponents' plans and drain their life.
The Ever-Changing 'Dane
Chandler's 'Dane deck utilized reanimation strategies to recur key creatures and take advantage of their enter the battlefield abilities. A turn one Sol Ring and Smothering Tithe helped fuel his engine early on.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Chandler's early Sol Ring and Smothering Tithe set him up for an early lead, but it also made him a target for the other players.
- 2
Matt's use of sneak attack to bring out Rakdos, Lord of Riots and Razaketh, the Foul-Blooded was a key turning point, enabling him to deal serious damage and pull off a crucial combo.
- 3
The use of Arcane Denial by Matt to counter Cody's attempt to counter Molten Echoes was a clever play that ensured his powerful enchantment stayed on the board.
- 4
Cody's use of Darksteel Mutation on Chandler's 'Dane was a smart decision, preventing him from being a threat in the later stages of the game.
Notable Cards
Sol Ring
Smothering Tithe
Rakdos, Lord of Riots
Dockside Extortionist
Blasphemous Act
Arcane Denial
Molten Echoes
Summary
In a Halloween-themed EDH game, Matt's Be'lakor, the Dark Master deck, Logan's Lynde, Cheerful Tormentor deck, Chandler's The Ever-Changing 'Dane deck, and Cody's Millicent, Restless Revenant deck battled it out in a game filled with surprises and intense interactions. Early on, Chandler gained a huge advantage with a turn 1 Sol Ring followed by a Smothering Tithe, which proved to be a valuable resource throughout the game. However, the game was turned on its head when Matt sneak attacked in Rakdos, Lord of Riots and Razaketh, the Foul-Blooded, catapulting him into a strong position. Despite strong resistance, Matt's deck eventually overpowered the others due to a combination of strategic sneak attacks and well-timed board wipes.