This one was long! Tivit vs Brion vs Ghired vs He Who Hungers EDH / CMDR game play

Deck Strategies

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  He Who Hungers

  Focused on recurring value from sacrificing creatures and forcing opponents to discard cards, generating advantage and disruption.

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  Tivit, Seller of Secrets

  Aims to generate card advantage and resource manipulation with copies of powerful creatures and leveraging Tivit's voting ability.

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  Ghired, Conclave Exile

  Seeks to generate a significant board presence with tokens and leverage these tokens for both attacking and defending.

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  Brion Stoutarm

  Tries to use Brion's ability to steal opponent's creatures and then fling them for damage, aiming for surprising bursts of damage.

Gameplay Insights

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  Shane's 'Toxic Deluge' was a game-changing board wipe, resetting the game and buying him time to set up his board.

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  Ben's use of 'Sun Titan' and 'Phantasmal Image' provided significant card advantage and board control, proving to be a major threat to the rest of the table.

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  Chris's 'Song-Mad Treachery' to steal 'Sun Titan', followed by a 'Fling', was a surprising and effective play that allowed him to deal significant damage to Ben.

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  Shane's consistent use of 'He Who Hungers'' ability to force discards provided continuous disruption, contributing to his eventual victory.

Notable Cards

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  Toxic Deluge

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  Sun Titan

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  Phantasmal Image

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  Song-Mad Treachery // Song-Mad Ruins

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  Fling

Summary

The game started off with a steady build-up of board states, with each player setting up their mana base and initial creatures and artifacts. A significant turning point occurred when Shane, playing 'He Who Hungers', cast 'Toxic Deluge' paying 6 life to wipe the board. This play reset the board and changed the momentum of the game. Another key event was when Ben, commanding 'Tivit, Seller of Secrets', used 'Sun Titan' and 'Phantasmal Image' to generate significant card advantage and board presence. However, Chris, commanding 'Brion Stoutarm', made a surprising comeback with 'Song-Mad Treachery', stealing Ben's 'Sun Titan', and then using 'Fling' to deal massive damage to Ben. Despite these moves, the game ended in an intense finale with Shane's 'He Who Hungers' deck taking the victory.