Voja vs Tamiyo vs Omo vs Lonis EDH / CMDR game play for Magic: The Gathering

Deck Strategies

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  Voja, Jaws of the Conclave

  Voja's deck focused on ramping out creatures quickly and using Rhythm Of The Wild to give them haste. The deck aimed for a fast and aggressive win through combat damage.

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  Tamiyo, Inquisitive Student // Tamiyo, Seasoned Scholar

  Tamiyo's strategy was to control the board state while drawing cards through a variety of means, including using Tamiyo's abilities to draw cards and flip into a more powerful planeswalker.

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  Omo, Queen of Vesuva

  Omo's deck revolved around ramping lands, gaining benefits from landfall triggers, and generating a large amount of mana to fuel big plays.

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  Lonis, Cryptozoologist

  Lonis' deck utilized Clue tokens to power up creatures, make them unblockable, and manipulate the top cards of opponents' libraries.

Gameplay Insights

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  Eric's use of Magus of the calabra and Sage of the Maze to generate a large amount of mana and activate arch of arasa multiple times was a game-changing play that allowed him to draw numerous cards.

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  Kzo's use of Lonis' ability to sacrifice Clue tokens and make his creatures unblockable created a potent threat that other players had to deal with.

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  Desmond's use of Rhythm Of The Wild to give his creatures haste allowed him to ramp up his aggression and put pressure on his opponents.

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  The Tamiyo player's strategy of controlling the board and drawing cards using Tamiyo's abilities provided a strong foundation for their game plan.

Notable Cards

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  Rhythm of the Wild

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  Sage of the Maze

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  Lonis, Cryptozoologist

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  Tamiyo, the Moon Sage

Summary

The game started off with each player setting up their board states. Desmond, playing Voja, focused on ramping out his creatures and giving them haste with Rhythm Of The Wild. Kzo, playing Lonis, utilized Clue tokens to power up his creatures and make them unblockable. Eric, playing Omo, took advantage of ramping and landfall triggers to generate a massive board state. The Tamiyo player focused on drawing cards and controlling the board state. A key turning point in the game occurred when Eric used Magus of the calabra and Sage of the Maze to generate a large amount of mana and activate arch of arasa multiple times. Despite the strong board states and numerous interactions, the game ended without a clear winner being defined in the transcript.