Lets Flip Some Coins With Krark!!! | Commander/EDH Gameplay

Deck Strategies

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  Krark, the Thumbless and Thrasios, Triton Hero

  The deck aims to copy spells for big value. It also looks for copy multipliers or aims to cast Thousand-Year Storm to either shut down opponents or close out the game. The strategy involves ramping and using cards like Spark Double to copy its commander, Krark.

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  Muldrotha, the Gravetide

  The deck uses sacrifice effects like Plaguecrafter to control the board. Muldrotha's ability to cast a permanent spell of each permanent type from the graveyard each turn provides continuous value.

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  Yoshimaru, Ever Faithful and Falthis, Shadowcat Familiar

  Yoshimaru aims to capitalize on legendary permanents entering the battlefield, growing in power with each one. Falthis gives Yoshimaru menace and deathtouch, making it a challenging blocker.

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  Koma, Cosmos Serpent

  Koma's deck contains cards like Wonder and Nascent Metamorph for evasion and adaptability. It seems to be a deck built around the idea of having creatures with flying.

Gameplay Insights

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  The early Plaguecrafter played by the Muldrotha deck forced JC to sacrifice his commander, Krark, setting back his game plan.

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  JC's decision to recast and then copy Krark with Spark Double increased his chances of successfully copying spells.

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  The Muldrotha player casting their commander only for it to be exiled by Yoshimaru's Kai, the Inexorable helped to slow down the Muldrotha deck's game plan.

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  Coma player casting Wonder provides a path for evasion, but no attacks were made.

Notable Cards

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  Plaguecrafter

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  Spark Double

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  Wonder

Summary

The game starts with JC, the player controlling Krark, the Thumbless and Thrasios, Triton Hero, aiming to copy spells for big value. Early in the game, a Plaguecrafter from the Muldrotha player forces each player to sacrifice a creature, causing JC to lose his commander, Krark. JC recasts Krark, copies him with Spark Double, and then manages to hold onto both copies. The Muldrotha player casts their commander, but it gets exiled by Yoshimaru's Kai, the Inexorable. The Coma player casts a Wonder, providing potential flying to its creatures but doesn't attack. The game ends without a clear winner.