Deck Strategies
Ratadrabik of Urborg
This deck seeks to sacrifice and reanimate legendary creatures to create a vast token army. It aims to control the field and overwhelm opponents with its token army, while using Ratadrabik's ability to draw cards and create token copies of sacrificed creatures.
Aminatou, the Fateshifter
Aminatou's deck leverages her power to control the top of the deck and flicker permanents. This particular build appears to have a significant graveyard focus, using cards like 'Buried Alive' to set up for potential reanimation plays.
Katilda, Dawnhart Prime
Katilda's strategy revolves around going wide with multiple creature tokens, while also gaining life and utilizing human synergies. The deck also takes advantage of Katilda's mana-generating ability.
Gishath, Sun's Avatar
The Gishath deck aims to ramp quickly, cast large dinosaur creatures, and leverage Gishath's combat damage trigger to cheat more dinosaurs onto the battlefield. The deck also has a variety of ways to deal direct damage to opponents.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
The Aminatou player's use of 'Buried Alive' to fill their graveyard was a significant turning point in the game, setting up for potential devastating reanimation plays.
- 2
Ratadrabik's decision to sacrifice Braids at the end step to draw cards and create a token copy was a clever use of the deck's mechanics.
- 3
The Katilda player's fast growth and increasing life total through the use of creature tokens and life-gain triggers posed a significant and escalating threat to the other players.
- 4
The Gishath player's use of Marauding Raptor to reduce the cost of their dinosaur creatures, despite the risk of dealing damage to their own creatures, demonstrated a high-risk, high-reward strategy.
Notable Cards
Braids, Cabal Minion
Sheoldred, Whispering One
Buried Alive
Mother of Runes
Marauding Raptor
Sanctuary Lockdown
Oketra's Monument
Summary
In this game, the Ratadrabik of Urborg deck faced off against Aminatou, the Fateshifter, Katilda, Dawnhart Prime and Gishath, Sun's Avatar. The early game was marred by mulligans, but Ratadrabik of Urborg eventually got a solid hand with two lands, ramp, and a sacrifice outlet. The game saw significant growth from the Katilda player, who was able to go wide quickly with a host of creature tokens. The Aminatou player was a significant threat throughout the game, especially after a 'Buried Alive' play that stocked their graveyard with powerful creature cards. Ratadrabik achieved a promising position by casting Braids and drawing into some good cards, while also managing to get multiple Sheoldreds onto the board. However, the game was still open with the growing threats from the other decks.