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One of my favorite commander's. Divine Visitation has won me quite a few games with Shorikai.

Solid work guys. You look tired as heck but looks like you guys had fun. Keep it up

I pronounce Ur Dragon as Your Dragon, because that's what it says 🍻

Definitely can get my brother on Shorikai. I will send him this video and hook him up with the primer. Thanks guys!!!

That semifinals game was something else! It was tempt with reflections that gave you the option. My opponents are never supposed to take the offer. It's just another copy spell. I actually took it out of the deck yesterday. That tournament was awesome! I learned so much! I can't wait to compete again!

Very in-depth commentary. Idk if I’ve ever seen a video that brought me this into the experience of the tournament. Thanks guys. Congrats chris

This is how Malcolm players are created. You don’t chose Malcolm. Malcolm choses you. 😈the dark side awaits 😈

I think this was a great video. Congrats on top 16. The Malcom deck beating you.. that’s called Karma😉

Yeah.... If you would have let the wheel go thru I was going to answer the godo. LOL. Was a great match trying to get around the blood moon. Thanks for inviting me to my first tournament. I def knew who saw the podcast, was called out in almost every pod. SOOOOOOOOO MUCH FUN GUYS!!!!

Thanks for the shout out BOYS!!!! Means a lot to me. I'll be seeing you guys at queens and the Flats.

Love the series guys!❤

This was a great ride! Thanks for the great series.

Great stuff. Glad you all left in the fun between you all. Nice to laugh along with you 😂

Mogg infestation- i made a copy of the spell by conspire and made 136 goblins Worldfire- casting this holding priority to cast terferi’s protecton 🤭

Whats the link to the dungeon deck? Im super interested since my main deck is sefris

Most fun episode I’ve seen from you guys

With wishclaw, I have put it out and flickered back to get up to 3 tutors and still end up giving it to someone. At that point I would have my combo in hand. Sometimes its broken. Funny you should mention treasure nabber. Moonsilver key is kinda slept on to get your rocks out.

First comment is still better, but at least it's not by default now 🍻

First comment, that makes it the best comment.

Great vid🔥

*Laughs in Varragoth*

I guess I could've also argued to just counter K'rrik but eh, too far gone now

Well, there goes my secrets...

Chris, thanks for going over the tournament with me! Can't wait to get more recap with you!

The 1st video was a little quiet, this one is much better. I'm enjoying the podcast though, decided to start from episode 1 and work my way up. Finally gonna try to make the switch from 60 card to CEDH.

Found out the other day that Mana Drain is your NEXT main phase, in a casual game of all things; i cast Inkshield and my mate responded with Mana Drain. Then said he gets 5 mana 2nd main phase and i embarrassingly tried to correct him 😂

26:30 well said 👍

Love the content. You all always show me a unique perspective to a card. Exiling the original copy of brain freeze never came to my mind. Great tips. 🎉

Watched, subscribed, liked, commented. Just found you guys, having watched the whole episode you guys have good synergy and show a good knowledge of the meta, perfect 🍻

Someone played a board wipe into my dino pantlaza deck and so I Ghostway'd my stuff. Discovered into a Apex Altosaur with Wrathful Raptors on board and Boros Charm in hand. Fought everything on board until the table was dead to direct damage~

I’m gonna link this video in my discord I really like it and I think it’s a similar demographic. My guys are cedh players backing up or casual players stepping up. Seems like a natural fit w these types of videos

Gamble is amazing. The neat trick for me is to use a non basic land like buried ruins to cover your butt if your running Mono red. Either way you fetch a One ring and even if you discard you still get it.

Yep I take quite a few breaks a lot of online mtg players. Are quite toxic but find the right group it's great though I am sadly on a 10 game loosing streak I do miss commander in 2021 it was a incredibly fun year

You found your way into my shorts feed. 🎉

Been looking forward to the blue episode since the green episode. There is a much wider range of play in casual than you guys seem to have experienced.

I know I'm someone who ends up spite playing, and it's something I genuinely need to work on. I end up targeting Chris all the time because I know how intelligent he is and what he's capable of, regardless of what the board state is like, because I know he can pull a win out of nowhere and I haven't figured out his tempo. It's not something that I would be able to learn in a tourney setting because of time, but as you all have taught me, sometimes you need to stop, take a moment, breathe, and analyze the board state to make more rational decisions. It's your time as much as it is theirs, and that'll help to end potentially spite playing. Sorry Chris. 🥲

Since its the fall season time to give out the pumpkin pie recipe! Equipment Pie Pan Ingredients For the Pumpkin Pie: ▢1 9-inch Homemade pie crust , or store-bought, deep dish, unbaked ▢3/4 cup granulated sugar ▢1 teaspoon ground cinnamon ▢1/2 teaspoon salt ▢1/2 teaspoon ground ginger ▢1/4 teaspoon ground cloves ▢2 large eggs ▢15 ounce can canned pumpkin or fresh pumpkin puree ▢12 ounce can evaporated milk Instructions Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. In a large bowl beat the eggs and pumpkin together. In a separate bowl, combine the sugar, cinnamon, salt, ginger and cloves, and add to pumpkin mixture. Gradually stir in the evaporated milk. Carefully pour mixture into unbaked pie shell. Bake at 425 degrees F for for 15 minutes. Reduce temperature to 350° F; bake for 40 to 50 minutes longer, or until the pie is set. Check for doneness by giving the pie a gentle wiggle. The center may jiggle just a tiny bit. It will continue to set up as it cools. Or, it is done when a sharp knife inserted in center comes out clean. Cool completely on a wire cooling rack. Serve immediately with whipped cream and caramel pecan topping, if desired.

I'm still relatively new to cEDH and I know you have noticed. I still dont fully understand the flow and unwritten rules of the format. I feel that I am that player that does things without understanding. I am still trying to figure out the politicking for things and what is a good play or not. I try to ask info as much as possible when possible. I appreciate you guys vidz. Dreadz, this is that kind of minecraft server.... Thanks a bunch guys!!!!

Spite Plays is honestly one of my favorite parts of 4 player free for all formats. I guess all I can defend spite plays is that I’m not playing to win…l’m playing to have fun. And for me, interactions based on spite are fun. Makes the “battle” feel more personal. In which winning the spite battle is more satisfying than actually winning. However talk to your playgroup. It all depends on the player. Some players don’t want to deal with mean and salty plays. It’s a game that every different player has different expectations of.

As a fellow Magda player who's known for winning most of the cEDH events at my LGS, here's what I do when I encounter situations like this. I play off-curve, forcing opponents to interact with each other rather than with me. All I really need is 5 to 10 treasures to win, and my deck has plenty of removal to help control the board. When spite plays happen, I take a moment to pause and ask why the play was made, then offer my own read of the game state. At that point, I shift from my primary game plan to Plan B, which is often to get the other players to interact with each other while I position myself for a win.

Love it. Keep going!

i can see a lot of secret dislike at LGS's that ive been to. always want to have fun with people instead of making a hostile environment

sometimes people are afraid of other players instead of dealing with the board state

thanks for the information man

with grace toward the other person. love it

Little fancier recipe today! Creme Brulee Ingredients 1 extra-large egg 4 extra-large egg yolks 1/2 cup sugar, plus 1 tablespoon for each serving 3 cups heavy cream 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract 1 tablespoon orange liqueur (recommended: Grand Marnier) Directions Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, mix the egg, egg yolks, and 1/2 cup of the sugar together on low speed until just combined. Meanwhile, scald the cream in a small saucepan until it's very hot to the touch but not boiled. With the mixer on low speed, slowly add the cream to the eggs. Add the vanilla and orange liqueur and pour into 6 to 8-ounce ramekins until almost full. Place the ramekins in a baking pan and carefully pour boiling water into the pan to come halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Bake for 35 to 40 minutes, until the custards are set when gently shaken. Remove the custards from the water bath, cool to room temperature, and refrigerate until firm. To serve, spread 1 tablespoon of sugar evenly on the top of each ramekin and heat with a kitchen blowtorch until the sugar carmelizes evenly. Allow to sit at room temperature for a minute until the caramelized sugar hardens.

Just FYI, for def sure Blash act is often played in Godo.

Still loving the content

Hey guys! I wanted to reach out and say hello again and I also wanted to ask.. If you may be interested in a collaboration at some point.. some of my guys in my Stomping Ground discord (budget competituve) finally got a pod to fire from the discord to spelltable. First time we actually got that to come together. So if this gets going and we have regular games I was thinking maybe a tourney? Then I talked to some of my friends and we talked about potentially a team tourney. Budget comp? 4 man teams Ideally 4 teams? I was gonna ask TimmyT2000 from the nexus and Budget Brews, you all, and maybe the guys from the pdh world like Puzzlebox and Pappa Pauper? To be clear I am talking about a budget comp not pauper tourney. Pauper makes me want to jump out a window 😖 I’d rather play monopoly. $100 max is “a turn 4 format” that is, the proactive decks will usually threaten their first win on turn 4. The games move at a great clip. No 90 minute Rhstic study fueled free interaction induced stale mates Not asking for a legit answer Just wonder if there’s any intrest?

I play ob nix and I love the speed that red gives you. There have been some awesome cards in red that been printed for it. Red is far from dead and one of my favorite colors. Thanks for sharing, love the new intro and keep of the videos. You all are killing it 🎉