Garth vs Korvold vs Klauth vs Kamahl | Tymna EDH / CMDR game play for Magic: The Gathering

Deck Strategies

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  Tymna the Weaver

  Focused on incremental card draw through combat damage and efficient creature deployment, using tutors and recursion to maintain pressure and board presence.

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  Garth One-Eye

  Leveraged graveyard recursion and token generation to control the board and create value, with an emphasis on disruptive elements and enchantment removal.

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  Korvold, Fae-Cursed King

  Relied on sacrificing permanents for card draw and value, building a resilient board state through attrition and incremental advantage.

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  Klauth, Unrivaled Ancient

  Ramp-heavy deck that generates vast amounts of mana through landfall and dragon synergies, aiming to finish the game with explosive combat steps and large damage spells.

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  Kamahl, Heart of Krosa

  Pumps creatures and grants additional combat phases to maximize damage output, often paired with token generators and ramp to overwhelm opponents.

Gameplay Insights

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  Miguel’s use of Kamahl to pump his board combined with extra combat steps created a lethal sequence that maximized damage and mana generation.

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  Dom’s attempt to disrupt the board with Fire Covenant and enchantment destruction was impactful but ultimately hindered by inconsistent land drops.

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  Tymna’s player effectively leveraged card draw triggers from combat damage to maintain hand resources and find key spells like Fauna Shaman and tutors.

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  Max’s Garth deck used token copies of Terror and enchantment removal to slow down opponents but struggled to keep pace with the explosive mana ramp of Klauth’s deck.

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  Miguel’s timing in casting Clouth and deploying Morag significantly increased his mana pool, enabling a dominant late-game push.

Notable Cards

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  Nurturing Peatland

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  Fauna Shaman

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  Agadeem's Awakening // Agadeem, the Undercrypt

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  Dragonmaster Outcast

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  Swords to Plowshares

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  Fire Covenant

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  Food Chain

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  Pitiless Plunderer

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  Growing Ranks

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  Wheel of Fortune

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  Relentless Assault

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  Finale of Devastation

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  Heroic Intervention

Summary

The game began with a typical ramp and setup phase, where players established their mana bases and deployed early creatures like Birds of Paradise and Elvish Mystic. Tymna's player focused on card draw and board presence through creatures like Elves of Deep Shadow and Fauna Shaman, using land tutors to find key pieces. Kamahl and Tymna worked to build a resilient board with creatures and enchantments, but faced disruption from Dom's player, who utilized graveyard recursion and enchantment destruction while struggling with land drops. Miguel, playing Klauth, Unrivaled Ancient, focused on generating vast amounts of mana and leveraging dragons and landfall synergies. The turning point came when Miguel deployed multiple powerful dragons and used Kamahl’s pump effects along with additional combat steps to swing heavily, generating massive mana and overwhelming opponents. A combination of relentless assault and Finale of Devastation sealed the game, as Miguel’s mana advantage and aggressive attacks proved insurmountable. Other players had moments of interaction and board control but ultimately could not keep pace with the explosive late-game mana and damage output from Klauth’s deck.