🌳 Everything's a Forest! 🌳 ft. Skullbriar, Chishiro, Titania & Jodah | Elder Dragon Hijinks #57

Deck Strategies

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  Skullbriar, the Walking Grave

  This deck aims to buff Skullbriar through counters and equipments, making him unblockable and eliminating opponents through commander damage.

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  Chishiro, the Shattered Blade

  Chishiro's deck focuses on aura and equipment synergies to generate spirit tokens, using these tokens for defense and offense.

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  Titania, Protector of Argoth

  Titania's deck is built around land manipulation and token generation. By sacrificing her own forests, she can create a horde of Elementals and potentially multiply them with cards like Doubling Season and Parallel Lives.

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  Jodah, the Unifier

  Jodah's deck leverages enchantments to establish a card draw engine and build up resources for late-game plays. The deck aims to cast high-cost spells at a discount using Jodah's ability.

Gameplay Insights

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  The early game aggression from Skullbriar set a fast tempo, forcing the other players to find responses or face swift defeat.

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  Chishiro's spirit token generation provided a steady source of creatures that could serve as both attackers and defenders.

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  The Titania player's focus on land manipulation and lifegain provided a steady stream of resources and increased survivability.

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  The Jodah player's strategy of setting up a card draw engine with enchantments is a slower strategy, but provides powerful value over time.

Notable Cards

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  Skullbriar, the Walking Grave

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  Chishiro, the Shattered Blade

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  Druid Class

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  Enchantress's Presence

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  Sanctum Weaver

Summary

The game started off with an early Skullbriar, the Walking Grave, being equipped and buffed leading to swift commander damage being dealt around the table. This caused some early concern among the players due to Skullbriar's ability to retain counters. Chishiro, the Shattered Blade, was brought out and started generating spirit tokens, adding to the growing board state. Titania's deck strategy centered around land manipulation and token generation, with cards like Druid Class and Corsair of Kruphix gaining value from land drops. The Jodah deck, however, was slower to start, focusing on setting up card draw engines with Enchantress's Presence and Sanctum Weaver.