There is only GLUNTCH! Gluntch vs Averna vs Prossh vs Faldorn EDH / CMDR

Deck Strategies

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  Gluntch, the Bestower

  The Gluntch deck strategy seemed to revolve around casting multiple spells, gaining value from Gluntch's end step trigger, and leveraging the effects of powerful artifacts like Wand of Wonder.

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  Prossh, Skyraider of Kher

  Prossh's strategy was to ramp up quickly, generate a swarm of Kobolds, and use them as fodder to fuel powerful effects. The deck also featured haste enablers like Xenagos, God of Revels to make big attacks.

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  Averna, the Chaos Bloom

  Averna's deck was all about landfall and cascade synergies. The strategy was to ramp up quickly, play big spells, and use Averna's cascade ability to gain extra value.

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  Faldorn, Dread Wolf Herald

  Faldorn's deck seemed to revolve around creating a large number of wolf tokens and using these to trigger Faldorn's ability to play multiple spells from exile.

Gameplay Insights

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  Mika's use of Delayed Blast Fireball was a game-changing moment, wiping most of the board just as other players were establishing their presence.

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  Max's casting of Aether Gale was a key tactical decision that allowed him to bounce several key permanents and disrupt his opponents' strategies.

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  The interaction between Wild Magic Surge and Life of the Party was a critical moment, removing a big threat from the board and creating an unexpected turn in the game.

Notable Cards

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  Delayed Blast Fireball

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  Wand of Wonder

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  Aether Gale

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  Life of the Party

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  Wild Magic Surge

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  Phylath, World Sculptor

Summary

This game was a classic battle of ramp and control with some powerful plays and unexpected turns. Early game was marked by players ramping and setting up their boards. Prossh started off strong with Chrome Mox and Priest of Titania, while Averna was able to get off a big Phylath play making six plant tokens. Gluntch had a powerful turn, utilizing Wand of Wonder to cast multiple spells including Jeska's Will and Diabolic Intent. The game took a major turn when Mika cast Delayed Blast Fireball wiping most of the board. The late game was highlighted by intense exchanges and tactical plays. Max managed to bounce several key permanents with Aether Gale, setting back his opponents. Mika responded with a Peace Within targeting Morag and a Wild Magic Surge destroying Life of the Party. Despite the destruction, Max was able to push through significant damage with his creatures. Unfortunately, the game was cut off without a clear conclusion.