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The deck defiantly has a ton of spots for fun or pet cards. I just played the deck yesterday and was able to get a win with the help of Call The Coppercoats into a boardwipe on my turn. I had Rise of the dark realms in my OG list, but did end up cutting it. I felt that if I just keep pushing more tokens out, the game was easier to close out. Rise is very bad in my play group because some of them play Cage effects that stop me from being able to return cards from the grave, but when It pops off, oh boy.

I'm glad you enjoyed the deck! messages like this make me want to make more MTG content, so i appreciate it! sorry for the late response. I think it is a great card for the deck. You can do all of your cycle stuff with the added ability to play the cards if you choose. Not all of them are mana efficient, but having the choice to play them if you want is still very nice. I played the deck for a few months and it have Anje vibes. Tons of fun, but can run out of gas. Cards like this might help a deck like this be more viable. Unfortunately, my playgroup upped the power level so i had to take this deck apart.

thank you for the advice! I usually post my videos different, so i will probably redo this one like the others because of the reason you stated. i understand where you come from on the commanders being boring side. I have often switched up my commanders just for that reason. For example, my mono green deck started as Goreclaw, but it felt limited and slow, so it is Gilanra//Kodama. My mono black deck was Rankle for a while, but i currently am trying out a Whisper reanimator deck at the moment. I find that while Kamahl is not the best commander, and i am not running the best card draw package, the deck does perform very well. Perhaps ill post a video with the deck discribed better. I have a few videos made ready to go and a few decks to talk about thou.

hey, thanks for the comment. Unfortunately, it is not. i built most of my deck on just what i own so i can test them and post how they play out. I am unsure of how much was actually added from warhammer for this deck, but i dont believe its much. its generally a value deck, so id either go more for cascade or more for landfall value, so if any of that was added then it might help. sorry for the late response. i will be posting end of this month, so if any warhammer stuff interest you, please let me know and i can add it onto my radar.

unfortunately, due to them being shorty videos and more of an idea instead of a well thought out deck, I did not make one. I apologize. At the time of making this video, I didn't want to go through all the time of making a video and deck online if the style of video would be unpopular. I also didn't want to make an actual deck list for people to buy if I didn't try out the deck and test it for myself. I felt like it might incentivize a person to buy the list, and then figure out it didn't work/play well like it seemed it might in the video. I can add them in the future if that is something you think would help!

i think when i was making this deck, i was trying to really go hard on the legendary side of it. I ended up cutting a few cards that had mid CMC that werent legendary. Tbh, i tore the deck apart and that probably had to do with the reason it felt more slow then anything. I think Yoshimaru is better as an extention of the deck rather then a focal point on the build. I may rebuild him as an equipment deck or something in the future.

Thank you for the comment! Since this video, i did end up tearing this deck apart. I will look into these cards and consider rebuilding it. I loved how the deck played and enjoyed the off norm path it took. Was always fun to surprise the table with some shenanigans they haven't seen before. Unfortunately, my friends have all upped their power levels and this deck was always set up as the game ended. I've built a few decks and was going to post them, but they also appeared too slow for my playground or LGS. I may just post those ideas on here so that maybe I can get constructive criticism that helps me but I tear my decks apart haha. I had it switched to the precon commander for a few weeks, but this partner pair was ultimately too fun compared to that commander. again, thanks for the comment. I will look into these cards and consider rebuilding the deck soon!

> Ghost of Ramirez//Tormod I'm usually on a fool's quest to make a 'bad' or 'low power' deck work in higher power games, going against the meta if I can... ... I also sometimes pass my turn, even if I have what's necessary to deal with the player who's running away with the game, saving my answers for later threats. GRD//Tormod also depends on the mindset and the deck's pilot, considering sometimes I just like to see the world(fire) burn, then start dropping stuff to disrupt the whole field. I've noticed some of my games fall apart if I play too much as if I needed to win early, so 6 to 8 big mana bombs and ways to capitalize on them are almost always necessary, because sometimes huge disruption is better than the obvious win-con. Ghoulcaller's Bell, Cellar Door, Dakra Mystic, and other mill shenanigans can become just enough incremental value to dig for answers and disruption. Also, it might not seem like much, but Myriad Landscape, Ash Barrens, Wanderer's Twig, Traveler's Amulet, and Wayfarer's Bauble put in so much good work, I wonder why I neglected to put them into several of my decks in the first place. If there's any anomalies to note, I try to stick to as close to an even amount of both of the deck's colors as possible, if I'm building a two-color deck. If anything, taking my 'low-power' deck to a high power game helps me to figure out how to turn my dumb ideas into deliciously evil ideas. One of my biggest success stories with as such is my Kazarov (Sengir Pureblood) deck, which utilizes things which shouldn't be removal or boardwipes, by turning them deadly. Rakdos color decks are difficult for me to get right, but are super satisfying to solve.

@@dreddbolt Sorry! i typed out a resonse and i guess it didnt post or something. I like that bottom part you said. Thats how i built my mono green deck. It started off as Goreclaw big dumb guys, but is not Gilanra//Kodama. I was able to really focus on what i liked about the deck and what worked well against the higher powered decks and tune it very well. I noticed things like eldritch evolution can get craterhoof out, and doubling powers can be game ending. and yeah, it is a mindset. I played many games with this deck where i sat back and waited for the perfect time to act on different things going on. It may not have won a ton of games, but I always felt like I really did a lot, and that made me always feel good about playing the deck.

Honestly, its a ton of fun to play. If I had fast mana in the deck, it would be much better, but I like the slow grind style of it. I always tell my friends, having a fast strong deck is nice, but the jank or slow style of some games can just be so fun.

@@adapperpigeon I agree, I like how it confuses the living hell off other players then it suddenly pops off and they go "huh"

@@RaeSaqui Hahaha I live to see that face on every player I go against

My main Cedh deck revolves around making creatures pirates and abusing Malcolm to create infinte looks. Like if Reckless fireweaver is a pirate, I can win on the spot. My friend also has an Ognis deck built around treasures, and even thou they enter tapped, I lose to that deck in a split second. I defiantly think its interesting enough and can put in some work. This card alone gives me 2 treasures a turn in my Henzie dekc, which is nothing to look down on since i blitz out the creatures and get a draw. I want to try and throw out as many small overlooked commanders as I can so people can go to their LGS and surprise people. Thank you for the comment!

I have since made some upgrades, mostly just better counter spells and draw engines like mystic remora ( I wasn't gonna upgrade it much, but my playgroup is too good for the challenge version here ). I am going to test the deck out a few times and make an update video soon! So far, Peer into the Abyss is my favorite card in the deck.

@@adapperpigeon Peer into the abyss goes well with Windfall. Lich's mastery. Added Geth's grimoire, psychic corrosion and teferi's puzzle box (this one's my favorite) Necrologia. I'll be listing my list soon, I'll share it with you :D

@@RaeSaqui Thank you! I look forward to seeing it!

Thank You! I have been trying to mess with different software on this and my gaming channel, so that is why i only have a few videos right now. Im trying to find different ways to lay out the video so i can make it easier to watch. I will have 2 videos next week thou!

www.moxfield.com/decks/eJTXNBvGc0OdQ7xc6yaW6w I had it set to private instead of public. I am pretty sure i changed out the counterspell because the value you went over my limit, but everything else from the video i believe is the same. Thank you for the comment!

www.moxfield.com/decks/eJTXNBvGc0OdQ7xc6yaW6w Here it is! I will make sure i do that in the future. Thank you!

Wow, thanks for the advice! The deck was built almost entirely out of cards i already owned in my collection, so i didn't dig around much for cards to add. Since i built this deck, i did tear apart a few decks, so i will have to see if i have any of these cards i can add. I am going through and looking up these cards to make a list of what i want to add. Thankfully, most of the cards you named are not expensive, so i will pick them up and tweak the deck ( except for Ifh-biff who is absolutely perfect, but over $200). Greenwarden of Murasa is a big help to the deck. My goal when making it was to be able to just have a ton of redundancy in the form of recurring the cards back. My group is heavy into counterspells, so i figured a cool way to get around that is returning the card back and trying again (incase i don't have protection, if i do i just win basically). Also, big thank you for the Momentous Fall advice. Completely forgot this card exists and last time i played the deck i felt it did move a little slow at times. I for sure plan on adding these cards and cards listed on 11. Thanks again! i will try to get back to this deck and do an update video in the future.

@@adapperpigeon My pleasure, fellow Omnath player! I find both EDHREC and Gatherer to be good resources for finding cards. Squall Monger is, mercifully, WAY cheaper than Ifh-Biff and also probably better designed. The Efreet itself has flying, so it deals damage to itself when you hurricane with it, making it a very awkward card that fights against itself, plus your opponents can activate it if they have green mana. The Squall Monger does not have flying, but its hurricane ability costs 2 generic mana, making it both easier for your opponents to use it and harder for you to use is compared to Ifh-Biff version, which is just "G: do a 1 point hurricane". I also play fetch lands in my Omnath deck, along with Sylvan Library and several "play with the top card of your library revealed" cards like Oracle of Mul Daya etc. That way you get to shuffle away cards you don't want to draw when you can see them coming. All of those cards cost serious money though. Funny story, I got most of my foils for my Omnath deck years ago when prices weren't insane yet. I got a my foil Gaea's Cradle at Eternal Weekend in Philly in like 2012 when it was only $250, and even then I traded in a ton of shock lands and other stuff for it instead of paying cash. That was, now, maybe the best card deal I ever made, but it felt like getting robbed at the time. Edit: Oh I almost forgot. If you like Fog, you might want to try out a creature named Spike Weaver, especially if you end up playing cards that can put +1/+1 counters on creatures. Also, if you want to protect against a lot of coutnerspells, you might look at cards like Defense Grid, City of Solitude, Dosan, the Falling Leaf, and Hall of Gemstone.

@@radiac6818 I am forsure adding Monger into this deck. I can't believe i haven't had anyone recommend that card for this deck yet. There are tons of cards i feel that spike randomly later and/or just dont seem good at the moment, but are very worth it later on. That is a CRAZY good card to have now a days, especially foil. I wish i was into MTG back then, but i think i played videogames more then anything else. Those last cards seem like great fits. I will look into adding City of Solitude and Dosan, since my play group is very responsive. I am going to play the deck soon, so i will try to see what cards i have in the deck that aren't playing well and start to slowly switch them out and improve the deck. I plan on making this one of my top decks, so i greatly apricate the amazing feedback!

Greetings. I'm keen to build an Omnath deck. Can you perhaps recommend a build? Zero consideration for budget. Unlimited etc. I want the deck to be top tier power wise. Appreciate the advice. Cheers.