Deck Strategies
Mistform Ultimus
Utilizes shapeshifters with the ability to copy creatures and leverage artifact synergies, focusing on evasive threats and incremental card advantage to outvalue opponents.
Morophon, the Boundless
Maximizes tribal synergies across changelings and shapeshifters, enhancing creatures with Mirror Entity and Vizier of the Menagerie to swarm the board rapidly.
Magda, Brazen Outlaw
Generates treasure tokens through aggressive dwarf tribal plays to ramp mana, enabling explosive artifact and dragon synergies and applying early pressure through combat damage.
Toralf, God of Fury
Focused on red mana acceleration and repeated casting of Toralf to trigger damage and dethrone effects, combining direct damage spells and board wipes to control and close out the game.
Gameplay Insights
- 1
Toralf’s player used Torbrand to amplify damage output, making board wipes and combat damage more deadly.
- 2
The strategic overload of Mizzium Mortars cleared opponents’ boards efficiently, shifting tempo heavily in Toralf’s favor.
- 3
Mistform Ultimus and artifact synergy decks focused on value plays like Sapphire Medallion and Mirage Mirror but were overwhelmed by mass removal.
- 4
The final win was secured by Star of Extinction copied with Increasing Vengeance, demonstrating the power of stacking spells to decisively end the game.
- 5
Maintaining treasure token production with Magda allowed for flexible mana usage and enabled explosive plays like tutoring Spina Vista to destroy key threats.
Notable Cards
Magda, Brazen Outlaw
Toralf, God of Fury // Toralf's Hammer
Star of Extinction
Increasing Vengeance
Mizzium Mortars
Mirror Entity
Vizier of the Menagerie
Maskwood Nexus
Summary
The game started with typical ramp and early board development, featuring each player establishing their mana base and deploying key pieces. Magda Brazen Outlaw quickly began generating treasures and dealing incremental damage, pressuring opponents early. Morophon’s deck leveraged shapeshifters and changelings to maximize tribal synergies, while Mistform Ultimus focused on evasive threats and artifact synergies. Toralf's player aimed to build a strong red mana base to cast impactful spells and repeatedly recast their commander for value. A pivotal moment occurred when Toralf’s player used Torbrand to enhance damage output and overloaded Mizzium Mortars to clear much of the board, severely crippling opponents’ boards. However, the game’s turning point was a massive board wipe triggered by Star of Extinction, copied via Increasing Vengeance, dealing 20 damage to all creatures and effectively ending the game by clearing all opposing threats and leaving Toralf’s player in control. Throughout the game, artifact synergies, tribal tribal interactions, and well-timed board wipes defined the flow, culminating in Toralf’s decisive victory through direct damage and board control.