Obeka vs Azlask vs Coram vs Danitha EDH / CMDR game play for Magic: The Gathering

Deck Strategies

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  Azlask, the Swelling Scourge

  This deck focuses on generating resources through sacrificing creatures and cycling cards. The goal is to create a dominance on the battlefield with eldrazi spawn tokens, while also drawing through the deck with Azlask's abilities.

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  Danitha Capashen, Paragon

  This mono-white deck aims to suit up Danitha with various enchantments to make her a formidable threat on the battlefield. The deck utilizes a mix of defensive and offensive enchantments to control the board state.

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  Coram, the Undertaker

  This deck seeks to leverage Coram's attack-triggered milling ability to disrupt opponents' strategies and potentially mill them out. It also uses various creatures and graveyard interactions for added value.

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  Obeka, Splitter of Seconds

  The Obeka deck aims to exploit Obeka's ability to end the turn prematurely. This is combined with cards like 'Court of Cunning' to mill opponents and control the pace of the game.

Gameplay Insights

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  Maximus's play of 'Titano Rex', significantly bolstering his commander's power, set the tone for the early game.

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  Ma's usage of 'Court of Cunning' with 'Obeka' created a significant mill effect, disrupting opponents' strategies.

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  Azlask's combination of 'Oira, Tactician', 'Pitiless Plunderer', and 'Emeria's Messenger' created a powerful engine for generating both card draw and board presence.

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  Despite being on the back foot, Ian made a valiant effort to stay in the game by suiting up Danitha with powerful enchantments.

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  Maximus's use of 'Chandra's Ignition' with 'Coram' could have been a game-changer, but was wisely countered by the Azlask player.

Notable Cards

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  Court of Cunning

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  Pitiless Plunderer

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  Eldrazi Ravager

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  All That Glitters

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  Chandra's Ignition

Summary

The game started off with a fairly balanced board state, but quickly escalated when Coram player, Maximus, played a 'Titano Rex' to bolster his commander. Notably, Maximus managed to use 'Coram' to make everyone mill their deck while also dealing significant damage. The Obeka player, Ma, managed to mill the opponents significantly using 'Court of Cunning' and 'Obeka', but the most impactful play was made by Azlask player. Using a combination of 'Oira, Tactician', 'Pitiless Plunderer', and 'Emeria's Messenger', he generated a substantial amount of eldrazi spawn tokens and treasures. He used these to continuously cycle an 'Eldrazi Ravager' from his hand and create more spawn tokens, effectively creating a draw engine and a board presence. Despite a valiant effort from Ian, playing Danitha and buffing her with enchantments, the game was ultimately dominated by Azlask's spawn token generating engine, ending in a massive surge of power from 'Azlask'.