🌩️ Old Man Yells at Cloud 🌩️ ft. Najeela, Henzie & Hans Eriksson | Elder Dragon Hijinks #35

Deck Strategies

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  Hans Eriksson

  The deck aims to use Hans Eriksson's ability to cheat out defensive creatures and then use them as fodder for Vent Sentinel or large Fireball spells.

• Henzie 'Toolbox' Torre

  This deck aims to utilize Henzie's toolbox capabilities to bring out large, impactful creatures and aggressively attack opponents.

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  Najeela, the Blade-Blossom

  The deck aims to create a massive army of warrior tokens through Najeela's abilities and overwhelm opponents through sheer numbers.

• Henzie 'Toolbox' Torre (Pre-constructed)

  This deck aims to demonstrate the capabilities of the pre-constructed Henzie deck, testing its performance against more customized decks.

Gameplay Insights

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  Benjamin Wheeler's decision to focus on defensive creatures for his Hans Eriksson deck provided an interesting twist on the typical aggressive creature strategy.

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  German Gary Oak's decision to bring out large creatures quickly put pressure on the other players and shaped the flow of the game.

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  The third player's decision to play Najeela, the Blade-Blossom, a commander who generates a large number of tokens, significantly influenced the board state and represented a constant threat to the other players.

Notable Cards

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  Vent Sentinel

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  Fireball

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  Farseek

Summary

In this engaging battle, each player brought their unique strategies to the fore. Benjamin Wheeler, playing Hans Eriksson, aimed to build a wall of defenders and use them to fuel big damage spells or Vent Sentinel's ability. German Gary Oak, piloting Henzie 'Toolbox' Torre, aimed to use his commander's built-in toolbox to cast large creatures and attack opponents. Meanwhile, Najeela, the Blade-Blossom, played by the third player, aimed to amass an army of warrior tokens and overwhelm the opposition. The final player piloted a pre-constructed Henzie deck, intending to see how it fared against the custom-tailored decks. There was a numerous ramp and setup turns, with the players jockeying for position and setting the stage for future power plays.