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No RIP against Phoenix?

This has “Un-set” written all over it lol

I appreciate you being real when it came to pushing the budget. It’s would very convenient to just stick within the upgrade plan and make a subpar deck within budget. Some decks and play styles are harder to budget and it’s admirable if you to highlight that.

The deck played very consistent and for a budget deck it slapped pretty hard. 😂

Another fun and insightful video, thanks!

Love your videos ♥

Gameplay!

Just within a week or so I came across your channel. What great content! Thanks so much for taking the time to do this.

Grats Simon Nielsen on winning PT MH3 with this, 5 out of top 8 all on Nadu.

Love the upgrade guides!

Love these vids!

How bout you go over the actual deck provided before you spout off your nonsense.

let's goooo!

The corrupted deck looks fun. New to mtg altogether but want to play commander

I think people stopped playing oracle, and now just spam Ottowara and boseju and win from no lands or permanents on opp field

Then the shipping costs fucks you lol

"math is for blockers"

The green deck I'm playing lately ramps to 6 then casts smuggler's surprise to get two big creatures out at the end of my opponent's turn.

soo glad i play in a pod at my LGS playing commander rather then having to sink money into this trash scam of a game i only play this with my friend for fun but this is a outright scam love MTG but WOTC are utter cash grabbing assholes who don't deserve to hold the ip and licence for MTG

Might be worth adding a couple of the Capena common lands that grab forests. Yes, it's a tapped land, but as long as you have 1 in the bin, turtle can never miss.

Fun vid and deck!

I loved this video. I don't really care if it's a "good" deck. It's LOADs of fun. Reminds me of the good ald days of being a kid and just wanting BIG MONSTERS! lol. Great vid!! Love it

Nadu...blows my mind that this got through whatever passes for play testing at WoTC

Finale is also used as a secondary wincon if you lose your oracle, you can use sylvan safekeeper to sac all your lands, evoke endurance to shuffle them all + itself back then put all your lands back into play untapped to make a crazy amount of mana and finale for lethal. Safekeeper + endurance trick is also useful if you find yourself unable to pay UU for thoracle, sac and shuffle back the lands you need and put them back into play untapped.

Psychic Fraud

My Disappointment Is Immeasurable And My Day Is Ruined

I feel your pain my guy on this era of Mtg, I had the "Deal" makers to handle when i was growing up gotta love those. the deck in question was a mono red land hate deck with that four drop lyhugyf that gets bigger for each sorc in the graveyard

Reanimator was my first 60 cards deck, rakdos reanimator with Griselbrand, Iona and Emrakul. Legacy format. Till this day I always chose to play decks with grave strategies

My go first rate is less than 10% lol... not rigged tho right <_>

Is there a video of you playing this deck?

Hell Yeah!!!

I appreciate you being upfront about a deck being bad. I've been burned by that before.

For me, it was less about understanding deck construction, and moreso that Lantern Control has always blown my mind. It’s pure assessment of threats and knowledge of the game as a whole, the way you have to force the game and match to keep moving or you’ll draw, and the fact that it truly seems thrown together with some VERY unlikely card synergies. I adore it, and I’m not sure I’ll ever play it.

Goblins circa 2003. I started playing around Onslaught and had a B/W shitpile. I remember Gempalm Incinerator and Sparksmith ruining my board and getting blown out by a Goblin Piledriver and Clickslither.

I've been playing for quite some time now but I've only been playing kitchen table Magic (i dabble in a bit of pauper but that's it in terms of actual 'formats'). I watch a lot of content in order to keep my finger on the pulse of the game and I think that at least theoretically I'm actually quite up to date at any given moment. However, I keep having a similar experience to what you just described and I actually love it and try to preserve the feeling. It's quite hard to experience awe and wonder in a game when you're in your 30s and have played for a long time. But given that building decks with what I have available at the time, coming up with original decks (even though they may be trash) and figuring out how cards can actually work together (either by myself or through a friend as in your case with Carl), I keep getting surprised and some discoveries genuinely feel so rewarding and so fascinating still. So yeah, kitchen table Magic to me is not-so-secretly the most inspiring way of engaging with the game.

when i was in middle school, I was playing booster pack fodder kitchen table jank until I played against Elf Ball. That was my eye-opener. From there, I decided I had to be faster than it. So I built a burn deck with shocks, bolts, and volcanic hammers/incinerates. But I'd still lose until I started shocking the enemy mana dorks. After that, I built reanimator.

For me it were dexks from magic worlds 2020: fires, simic flash and others. I saw how good are pro and reevaluate my vision of cards

I ended up buying the Spark Bundle because Slimefoot is my favorite character. It sucks because of the low value but I had to have my boy

Another fine, insightful video, thank you! For myself, I wish I could trade in my Wild Cards, and Draft Tokens (premium etc) for gems.

So I learned to play mtg on the Xbox games. Deck building there was really restricted, but it gave me that same experience you had (albeit I stepped away from Xbox mtg for many years before being introduced to paper commander). My first paper deck, (mind you this was just after the release of Rivals of Ixalan) was a Gishath EDH deck. I knew the basics of how to play, but I hadn't seen combo. I hadn't seen self milling. All the Xbox decks were basically battlecruiser. The group I learned commander with were strong decks from the get-go. Ghave, Scion of the Ur Dragon, Grand-Arbiter Augustine, Oona, and the odd precon. So my battlecruiser Gishath dino tribal deck was swinging way above its weight class. I won the odd game when Gishath snowballed, but I spent a lot of time learning the value of ramp, removal, the limited counter spells that were available in Naya, THE STACK, and so on. I built, bought, and upgraded a few more decks, then I saw Lazav. Lazav was everything I wanted. He was in good tutor colors, he was toolboxy and could respond to everything thrown at him, and could combo on a whim. Lazav was my first powerhouse of a deck. The first deck that didn't just get lucky on a snowball. The first deck that could consistently hold it's own against those "Tier 1/Tier 0 commanders". And I haven't touched the deck list sense. When I play that deck it brings me nostalgia, brings me pride in having come so far from the little "Timmy" I was. And then I built turbo food chain prossh. It was too good. Consistently won turns 1-3, had too many answers to removal and whatnot. And now lives on in like 20 other decks since it's the only deck I ever dismantled.

My deck was an elf deck with 3 to 4 elf 's in it🙈(one could say it was a tribal deck😂) my Finisher was Thorn elemental like yours and a child of gaea...and where i change my mind of the game, was the same like yours(big bad reanimator)...but my friends name was jürgen not carl😂

I will never spend money on Arena.

Where are the well-deserved dislikes? Doing nothing but comparing the two passes only informs us of what to do if we have to choose between one or the other; it can still be worthwhile to get both even if they don't have equal value. Nothing in this video supports the claim that the hideaway should not be purchased.

I had a reverse of this experience two weeks ago. In preparation for the Gaydh pride commander event where any two commanders can be paired, we ran a test weekend at my LGS. I brought K'rrik and Nightmare Braids as my partners and one of my pod mates looked over at my board on turn two and went "oh! I didn't realize you had both your commanders out turn two @#$&"

I died at:'' I tried to make Megrim Decks work'' Me 2 Brother, It just always ended in Topdeck battle untill they finally stuck a creature on like turn 8. Nobody liked playing vs me and i didnt like playing it. XD Early magic was fun.

Theres so much about standard right now that isnt fun. And I would imagine modern isnt looking so great now either

But it's the only way to buy the cute dog sleeves! 🥹🥹🥹 (until they bring them over to the regular store in August or September for 500 gold or whatever, mark my words)

Muchas gracias, me resultó sumamente útil los cambios, hubo un par que hice un poco diferente pero me has ayudado mucho bro, thx!

for me, it was my mono white angel pile with 4 sol rings against my friend whose dad was a millionaire with his 200+ all but red deck that was centered around tokens and populate. Lets just say he was the final boss for the starting village.

My friend's Mind's Desire deck had me beat every time. He just stormed off and cast all his good stuff for free. Thanks for the cool video, I got a huge hit of nostalgia because you were describing my noob years almost exactly. I still have a playset of 7th edition Thorn Elementals and Molimo/Multani because Big Green Stompy was the most logical strategy for 13 year old me. That friend got me interested in combos and synergy for the first time.