Commander VS S18E6: Nylea VS Thassa VS Klothys VS Fblthp | EDH

Deck Strategies

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  Nylea, Keen-Eyed

  This deck focused on playing creatures with low mana costs and enhancing them using Nylea's ability to reduce creature spell costs. The goal was to quickly populate the board with creatures and overwhelm opponents.

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  Thassa, Deep-Dwelling

  The main strategy was to take control of opponents' creatures, using Thassa's ability, and maintain control over them. Thassa's manipulation ability was key to this strategy.

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  Klothys, God of Destiny

  The deck incorporated a mill/wheel strategy to fuel Klothys's ability and attempted to inflict large amounts of damage with a limited number of creatures. The objective was to manipulate opponents' graveyards to generate mana and deal damage.

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  Fblthp, the Lost

  The strategy for this deck was unique, relying on increasing the cost of a blue elvish visionary as the game progressed, which created unpredictability in gameplay.

Gameplay Insights

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  The use of Vizier of the Menagerie in conjunction with Nylea's ability created a potent combination that allowed for a quick creature deployment.

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  Thassa's use of control cards like Aetherize and Ghostly Flicker to manipulate the battlefield was a pivotal part of the game.

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  Klothys's use of mill/wheel strategy was a unique approach, turning opponents' graveyards into a resource for mana and damage.

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  The increasing cost of the blue elvish visionary in Fblthp's deck created an unusual tempo, which was a key aspect of the game.

Notable Cards

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  Vizier of the Menagerie

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  Renata, Called to the Hunt

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  Glimpse of Nature

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  Aetherize

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  Ghostly Flicker

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  Brass's Bounty

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  Overrun

Summary

This game featured four gods from Theros with unique strategies. Nylea, Keen-Eyed focused on playing low-cost creatures and enhancing them. Thassa, Deep-Dwelling aimed to manipulate the field by controlling other players' creatures. Klothys, God of Destiny incorporated a mill/wheel strategy to fuel Klothys's ability, while attempting to inflict large amounts of damage with a limited number of creatures. Lastly, Fblthp, the Lost featured a deck strategy that relied on increasing the cost of a blue elvish visionary as the game progressed, making the gameplay interesting and unpredictable.