Deck Strategies
Narset, Enlightened Master
The strategy for this deck revolves around casting Narset and using her ability to exile cards and cast them without paying their mana costs. The deck does not run any extra turn spells or land destruction, making it more reliant on other forms of combo or control.
Yawgmoth, Thran Physician
This deck focuses on grinding out opponents through attrition, using Yawgmoth's abilities for removal and protection. The deck also runs a host of zero mana creatures to fuel Yawgmoth's card draw ability.
Kess, Dissident Mage
The goal of this deck is to slow down opponents by countering key spells and then trying to win with a fast Thassa's Oracle combo. The deck also utilizes Kess's ability to cast spells from the graveyard, allowing it to reuse counterspells and other key cards.
Rielle, the Everwise
This deck aims to mill out all opponents using a variety of wheel effects. The deck also uses Rielle's ability to draw cards whenever it discards, allowing it to quickly cycle through its library and set up its win conditions.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Rielle's early game flurry of spells was a key moment, setting up his deck and putting pressure on the other players.
- 2
Narset's casting of Dockside Extortionist provided a significant boost in mana, allowing him to cast his commander early.
- 3
Kess's decision to cast Rhystic Study capitalized on the spell-heavy environment and provided a steady stream of card draw.
Notable Cards
Rhystic Study
Narset, Enlightened Master
Dockside Extortionist
Yawgmoth, Thran Physician
Kess, Dissident Mage
Rielle, the Everwise
Summary
The game started off with each player quickly ramping up their mana base and setting up their defenses. Rielle was the first to make a significant move by casting a flurry of spells to dig through his deck and set up his potential win conditions. Not to be outdone, Narset followed up with a turn of his own, casting Dockside Extortionist for a significant boost in mana and using it to cast Narset, Enlightened Master. Kess took advantage of the spell-heavy environment to cast a Rhystic Study, allowing her to draw cards whenever her opponents cast spells. The game continued back and forth with each player attempting to establish board dominance and set up their win conditions.