Deck Strategies
King of the Oathbreakers
This deck focuses on creating a vast army of spirits and using Mirror Entity to buff them for a massive attack.
Rainbow Dash
This deck seems to hinge on creating thopter tokens and using them for both offense and defense.
Alela, Cunning Conqueror
This deck leverages Alela's ability to create fairy tokens and deal damage to opponents.
Korvold, Gleeful Glutton
This deck appears to focus on creating and sacrificing tokens for various effects, though it struggled with reliably casting Korvold due to its high cost.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Ma's usage of Eerie Interlude to phase out his entire board in response to a board wipe was a game-changing move. This allowed him to maintain his board state and set up for a decisive victory.
- 2
The creation of goated pirate tokens by McKenzie's Alela deck significantly sped up the game's pace as players were forced to attack each other.
- 3
Ma's activation of Mirror Entity to buff all his spirit tokens was a key turning point. This, combined with the King of the Oathbreakers, allowed him to eliminate two players in a single combat phase.
Notable Cards
Mirror Entity
King of the Oathbreakers
Rainbow Dash
Chandra's Ignition
Eerie Interlude
Alela, Cunning Conqueror
Korvold, Gleeful Glutton
Summary
The game started with all players setting up their boards and casting their commanders. Early on, McKenzie's Alela deck started dishing out damage and creating goated pirate tokens for all players, speeding up the game's pace. Max's Rainbow Dash deck and the Korvold deck piloted by the narrator also had their moments, but it was Ma's King of the Oathbreakers deck that surged ahead. Ma managed to phase out his entire board in response to a board wipe, which allowed him to maintain his board state. This strategic move set the stage for a decisive victory. Ma's use of Mirror Entity to buff his spirit tokens, combined with the King of the Oathbreakers, enabled him to eliminate both Max and the narrator in a single combat phase. In the final showdown, Ma's overwhelming army of spirits was too much for McKenzie's Alela deck, securing Ma the win.