Multizone Match-Up! Selvala vs Amareth vs Gerrard vs Baru EDH / CMDR game play

Deck Strategies

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  Selvala, Explorer Returned

  The Selvala deck aims to generate a lot of mana and card draw using Selvala's parley ability. It also includes big creatures like Drumhunter to take advantage of the mana and overrun the opponents.

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  Baru, Fist of Krosa

  The Baru deck focuses on playing multiple lands, gaining life and creating a massive army of tokens using synergies with creatures like Scurry Oak and Ivy Lane Denizen.

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  Gerrard, Weatherlight Hero

  The Gerrard deck uses board wipes like Wrath of God to control the field, while Gerrard's ability ensures their board remains relatively intact.

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  Amareth, the Lustrous

  The Amareth deck seeks to generate a lot of value by playing multiple creatures and triggering their abilities multiple times with cards like Panharmonicon, and uses control elements like Reflector Mage to disrupt opponents.

Gameplay Insights

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  Joel's Wrath of God was a key turning point, clearing the board and disrupting the other players' board states.

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  Miguel's combo of Scurry Oak and Ivy Lane Denizen allowed him to create an insurmountable advantage with a massive army of squirrel tokens.

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  Dom's use of Reflector Mage to bounce opponents' key creatures was an effective control strategy, slowing down his opponents' game plans.

Notable Cards

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  Panharmonicon

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  Reflector Mage

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  Wrath of God

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  Scurry Oak

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  Ivy Lane Denizen

Summary

The game started off with each player setting up their mana base and casting their commanders. Dom, playing Amareth, had a strong start, generating a lot of value with his Panharmonicon and bouncing opponents' key creatures with Reflector Mage. However, Joel, playing Gerrard, managed to disrupt the board with a well-timed Wrath of God. The game reached a turning point when Miguel, playing Baru, created a massive army of 42 million squirrel tokens using a combo with Scurry Oak and Ivy Lane Denizen. Despite the other players' attempts to stabilize, they were unable to deal with Miguel's overwhelming board presence, leading to his victory.