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To be fair, Urza isn't the reason why paradox engine got banned. The card was ridiculously powerful in pretty much any edh deck that runs a lot of mana rocks/dorks and has the ability to storm off easily. Additionally, I personally don't think paradox engine should've even been banned at all, as it goes against what I think commander should be. The most powerful format, where the most powerful cards are allowed to be played. I think more cards like Iona should be banned. The cards that are only good in casual games, but completely destroy the fun of the interaction between players. On another note while I'm ranting here, people complain about Urza being too strong, but I don't believe those claims are justified in commander. He's a powerful card, and should be played as such. Don't play Urza at casual tables (in the same way that you don't play Godo at casual tables, or even cards like mana crypt), he's too powerful for lower tier decks and the interactions he'd have there are not fun, since his power level is too high (not like Iona, a card that just turns off a mono-colored player and does nothing to everyone else). However, I think Urza plays very unique in CEDH as a stax commander that can also combo, and plays perfectly under his own stax because he turns them off - basically turning the commander game into a game of archenemy. I've played with and against him a lot, and I think he interacts in a way that can definitely be fun for all sides at the table.
At 7:40 Fire Covenant could have killed GIlded Drake, and control of the Consecrated Sphinx would not have changed. Both objects in the exchange must be present for the exchange to resolve.
Jeez I would hate sitting at this table >_> “I counter your counter that’s countering my counter that’s countering your [insert basic card]” “Ah yes, good show sir. cEDH is such joy hohoho” This is why I appreciate TH-camrs like yourself; play the cEDH so we don’t have to 😁
@@boihowdie because gilded drake's ability is exchange control, nothing happens if either of the targets are illegal at the resolution of the ability, meaning no exchange will be made if drake is removed before its ability resolves.
This is easily my favorite production value, with the effects, the tracking things onscreen, the commentary, and especially the statistics. Fantastic work, and eagerly awaiting continuing
In fact, it runs some cards so casual I wouldn't even play them in the average casual deck. But at a cEDH table, they suddenly loop back around to great. Big Lavinia is a card you'll usually only see in the weakest flicker decks, but when you're playing at a table with 4 Vauts, 4 Rings, 4 Crypts, an abundance of moxen and monoliths, suddenly it becomes really good.
@@Grushvak I agree that it was the most impactful card but would still say its underwhelming overall. Im playing brago stax myself and of course also experimented with Lavinia. As you said it taxes opponents mana and stops e.g. Tymna from drawing cards for one turn cycle. The thing is there are many stax pieces that do the same thing for as long as they stay on the battlefield, cost only 2-3 mana and do not require you to blink them every turn. She was worse than a Time Warp here if you will as opponents could still develop board and hands. Also you really dont want to rely on blinking when it comes to staxing the game. Brago usualy only comes down once you slowed/locked the game already and Ghostly Flicker and the like arent really worth playing in my opinion. I could see her being great with something like a winter orb and brago in play to blink her every turn. But again that requires a lot of setup and in that scenario I would prefer a Tangle Wire over Lavinia for sure. Finally I want to mention that this was a very slow table - 2 stax and 2 grindy control decks. If you are up against faster combo decks there is no way that tapping out for a 5cmc card that halfheartedly staxes for one turn cycle will get the job done. Well, it still did more than Counterbalance I suppose :D
I'm happy to see that Urza won and also didn't dominate the table. Most of us have figured he wouldn't do that, but there are people still worried about him breaking the format cause reasons. As someone who wants to build Urza (not a Cedh build with stax but a powerful combo deck nonetheless), I'm glad I got to see gameplay. I'm hoping this video helps some people see he's not the tier 0 commander they think he is. Good job on the video guys and thanks for the showcase!
This. Is great. I'm very casual a commander player, but it's so refreshing to see big guns go off in these videos. Well edited and well narrated stuff. It was a pleasure, thanks :)
The other day, in a 5 player tournament pod, my first turn consisted of an Island, Mana Crypt, Chrome Mox to an Urza, then with the Karnstruct, I casted Mystic Remora. I then refilled my hand by keeping Remora the entire game, drawing all my important counterspells and such. I then won with the Power Artifact combo.
Omg, I just found this channel when I was looking for urza games and I gotta say, wow this is some top quality magic games. Subbed and keep making these videos they are fast and awesome. *Now I gotta go watch all the other videos lol*
This is the first video Ive watched from this channel. You guys are on top of things! Great video, great editing, visual and sound effects, great commentary and great gameplay. I am impressed to say the least. The hours youve put into making this video really do show. You guys gained a new sub. Great job and keep up the good work!
At 7:35, folger could have responded to the gilded drake by just killing it, which would have stopped his Sphinx from getting stolen. Would have made the cast of windfall afterwards practically impossible.
It's funny because many players are always complaining about the blue color and counterspells "not being fun in EDH". But looking at this awesome game it seems that these people just don't know how to deal with blue spells. If you do know how, the game can be even more fantastic !
@@RobMedellin Not that I agree with these players, but what you just stated is actually their n°1 argument lol. The most powerful cards are blue in MTG, some argue it makes the game unbalanced towards that color.
did the counterbalance keep missing triggers or the owner didn't want to trigger or always failed to counter? Only spell it countered was mana crypt I don't completely understand why everyone goes after the 4 color deck when Urza is clearly also a top tier commander. I am actually surprise to see this cEDH table is more casual than some of my groups... Few misplays but overall very high quality plays. I like the pace and narrative make it easy and enjoyable to watch.
I normally wouldn't watch a cedh game, but I have to see if Urza is as broken as everyone thinks he is Edit Spoilers: Though he won, I'm surprised he didn't completely annihilate on turn four or five like I expected him to. Also, that was a good game.
@@garrettstacy908 a lesson everybody learns in magic, unanswered creatures can and will kill you. Fair magic must be respected even when playing unfair games
Is it just me or are the starting hands/plays always too perfect? Every single game I watch 2-3 fetch lands are played at the start of a 4 person match and I've never really seen someone have too bad of a start.
That's interesting that you said that. We don't normally show our mulligans. We only show our final hands.... Until now! As of our next video (Episode 02), we will start showing our mulligans. Stay tuned!
@@PlayingWithPowerMTG I enjoy how lab maniacs have discussed opening hands and mulligan decisions during their gameplay. While that may not necessarily be possible for this channel, it might prove to be a fun and instructive element to brainstorm about
Great content, guys. Only complaint I have is the sound effects accompanying things like Lavinia and Toxic Deluge are a little campy and feel unnecessary. Otherwise, great stuff. Urza is nuts!
I know you dont exactly have a lot of free space left for this. But can we get a hand size number somewhere? Maybe on top of the deck, just so we can see how much card advantage stuff like mystic remora is granting.
He used them with almost every spell. They were just misses. And when editing the video, it was a constant flicker up in the corner of the screen, so I decided to leave it out only until it was relevant.
i feel like there is a lot you can do with urza. my friend runs isochron and stuff like high tide or dramatic reversal or extraplanar lense and whatnot. i am speaking from a high power level and non-competitive standpoint tho.
The card overlay was so big it actually made some plays hard to track since the actual cards were covered up. i had to pause and re-watch several segments because of this
Woohoo! A question though. Why not shoot the Gilded Drake insted of the Sphinx at 7:40? It would also prevent the exchange but Folger would still have the Sphinx.
@@jeanventura5366 The errata makes it clear that that shouldn't happen since gilded drake makes an exchange, it was a bad judge call. The drake ability can be a bit misleading since the ability still resolves if the target becomes illegal, so it wouldn't fizzle. But that is just to make you sacrifice the gilded drake. "When Gilded Drake enters the battlefield, exchange control of Gilded Drake and up to one target creature an opponent controls. If you don't or can't make an exchange, sacrifice Gilded Drake. This ability still resolves if its target becomes illegal." The rules for exchange are: 701.10a A spell or ability may instruct players to exchange something (for example, life totals or control of two permanents) as part of its resolution. When such a spell or ability resolves, if the entire exchange can’t be completed, no part of the exchange occurs. (Example: If a spell attempts to exchange control of two target creatures but one of those creatures is destroyed before the spell resolves, the spell does nothing to the other creature.)
Lavinia gets everything with CMC 4 or less- that includes CMC 4, not just 3 and down. Not that it mattered this game since no one had CMC 4 permanents, but it is important for future reference.
You can easily cut out the Tabernacle, and replace the time twister with the new Echo of Eons. Force of Will and Mana Drain can be replaced by Foil and Counterspell. That's over $4k of the budget right there.
*Decklists*
Urza: bit.ly/S02E01-Urza
Brago: bit.ly/S02E01-Brago
Tasigur: bit.ly/S02E01-Tasigur
Thrasios/Vial Smasher: bit.ly/S02E01-Thrasios-Vial-Smasher
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My favorite cedh channel. Everything is fast, great animations, and adequately explained.
laboratory Maniacs also
yea but id chill on the brago animation lol
@Anthony Nino note the C in CEDH
Fuck command zone. They’re a bunch of beta soy injecting cucks. No thanks,
9 Turns
67 spells
53 life paid
After game summary is my favorite part of this channel
The playtime was an hour and 40minutes?!
"He's not breaking the format any time soon"
*Instantly gets paradox engine banned*
To be fair, Urza isn't the reason why paradox engine got banned. The card was ridiculously powerful in pretty much any edh deck that runs a lot of mana rocks/dorks and has the ability to storm off easily.
Additionally, I personally don't think paradox engine should've even been banned at all, as it goes against what I think commander should be. The most powerful format, where the most powerful cards are allowed to be played. I think more cards like Iona should be banned. The cards that are only good in casual games, but completely destroy the fun of the interaction between players.
On another note while I'm ranting here, people complain about Urza being too strong, but I don't believe those claims are justified in commander. He's a powerful card, and should be played as such. Don't play Urza at casual tables (in the same way that you don't play Godo at casual tables, or even cards like mana crypt), he's too powerful for lower tier decks and the interactions he'd have there are not fun, since his power level is too high (not like Iona, a card that just turns off a mono-colored player and does nothing to everyone else). However, I think Urza plays very unique in CEDH as a stax commander that can also combo, and plays perfectly under his own stax because he turns them off - basically turning the commander game into a game of archenemy. I've played with and against him a lot, and I think he interacts in a way that can definitely be fun for all sides at the table.
@@robertbauerle5592 I only have an issue with Urza's power level in modern, and now that opal is banned, he seems to be fine there
At 7:40 Fire Covenant could have killed GIlded Drake, and control of the Consecrated Sphinx would not have changed. Both objects in the exchange must be present for the exchange to resolve.
Did not know Drake was worded exactly like this. Thanks for this
@@GodammitNappa It is the rules text behind the word 'exchange' that causes this effect. Same goes for Vedalken Plotter!
@@boihowdie etb triggers go on the stack like any other triggerd ability
@@EKennethsanders So it causes the exchange to fizzle correct?
@@bradenskaggs5350 yes
Jeez I would hate sitting at this table >_>
“I counter your counter that’s countering my counter that’s countering your [insert basic card]”
“Ah yes, good show sir. cEDH is such joy hohoho”
This is why I appreciate TH-camrs like yourself; play the cEDH so we don’t have to 😁
I have been waiting for this! So excited to watch!
My soul is truly happy to see you guys here.
@@YourWorstTM50 There's no way I would miss it. These guys rock!
The sheer absurdity of the sound effects and animations rarely fail to crack me up
Jesus christ every turn seems like a 900 iq play what the heck
I know right? It almost looks like they're plying with yu gi oh traps or something XD
I honestly love the narration.
So much ASMR and good feels especially when you're a competitive commander player.
Except the misplay that was him killing his own Sphinx instead of the drake tsk tsk
@@boihowdie because gilded drake's ability is exchange control, nothing happens if either of the targets are illegal at the resolution of the ability, meaning no exchange will be made if drake is removed before its ability resolves.
@@leosciotti1389 The stakes are high if the losers gets Banished to the Shadow Realm
Blindfolded make-up challange.
Now, that's an alternative to the dice roll!
This is easily my favorite production value, with the effects, the tracking things onscreen, the commentary, and especially the statistics. Fantastic work, and eagerly awaiting continuing
You can really see the value of flusterstorm in cEDH...
Looks like a 3 on 1 game . Everyone against Folger
That's what you get for running Sygg, River Cutthroat :)
Did each player cast a flusterstorm and either a remora or rhystic?
Very nice match! That Brago deck plays some cards that Id put on the more casual side though.
In fact, it runs some cards so casual I wouldn't even play them in the average casual deck. But at a cEDH table, they suddenly loop back around to great. Big Lavinia is a card you'll usually only see in the weakest flicker decks, but when you're playing at a table with 4 Vauts, 4 Rings, 4 Crypts, an abundance of moxen and monoliths, suddenly it becomes really good.
@@Grushvak I agree that it was the most impactful card but would still say its underwhelming overall. Im playing brago stax myself and of course also experimented with Lavinia. As you said it taxes opponents mana and stops e.g. Tymna from drawing cards for one turn cycle. The thing is there are many stax pieces that do the same thing for as long as they stay on the battlefield, cost only 2-3 mana and do not require you to blink them every turn. She was worse than a Time Warp here if you will as opponents could still develop board and hands. Also you really dont want to rely on blinking when it comes to staxing the game. Brago usualy only comes down once you slowed/locked the game already and Ghostly Flicker and the like arent really worth playing in my opinion. I could see her being great with something like a winter orb and brago in play to blink her every turn. But again that requires a lot of setup and in that scenario I would prefer a Tangle Wire over Lavinia for sure. Finally I want to mention that this was a very slow table - 2 stax and 2 grindy control decks. If you are up against faster combo decks there is no way that tapping out for a 5cmc card that halfheartedly staxes for one turn cycle will get the job done. Well, it still did more than Counterbalance I suppose :D
its well done for sure.. by the way! shoutout folger
The best thing about these videos is that they’re under 20 minutes! Great content that is easy to consume I love it
and the games last half that long lol
I'm happy to see that Urza won and also didn't dominate the table. Most of us have figured he wouldn't do that, but there are people still worried about him breaking the format cause reasons. As someone who wants to build Urza (not a Cedh build with stax but a powerful combo deck nonetheless), I'm glad I got to see gameplay. I'm hoping this video helps some people see he's not the tier 0 commander they think he is. Good job on the video guys and thanks for the showcase!
OMG, all these animations must have taken forever. Love the video.
Yes, they do :)
This. Is great. I'm very casual a commander player, but it's so refreshing to see big guns go off in these videos. Well edited and well narrated stuff. It was a pleasure, thanks :)
Glad you guys are back! You're 1 of 2 MTG channels I'm subscribed to (Heroes&Legends being the other one) great content as always love the Urza Deck!
The other day, in a 5 player tournament pod, my first turn consisted of an Island, Mana Crypt, Chrome Mox to an Urza, then with the Karnstruct, I casted Mystic Remora. I then refilled my hand by keeping Remora the entire game, drawing all my important counterspells and such. I then won with the Power Artifact combo.
You just have to LOVE god hands like that. It's the reason you build certain styles and play certain ways. That sounds awesome!
Love the video. Built urza myself and its nice to see him do well. Thanks for the high quality video!
You're Back!!!! So happy to see you guys again!
I love your videos guys, always high quality. That Legacy's Allure tech is pretty sweet as well.
I ran it in type 1.5
I've been waiting for someone to see how it plays out in cedh.
Omg, I just found this channel when I was looking for urza games and I gotta say, wow this is some top quality magic games. Subbed and keep making these videos they are fast and awesome.
*Now I gotta go watch all the other videos lol*
Glad to have you! Enjoy the others and more are on the way!
First time viewer, loved your content! Great narrative approach!
This is the first video Ive watched from this channel. You guys are on top of things! Great video, great editing, visual and sound effects, great commentary and great gameplay. I am impressed to say the least. The hours youve put into making this video really do show. You guys gained a new sub. Great job and keep up the good work!
I already subbed for the production quality, those stats at the end are just gravy
At 7:35, folger could have responded to the gilded drake by just killing it, which would have stopped his Sphinx from getting stolen. Would have made the cast of windfall afterwards practically impossible.
It's funny because many players are always complaining about the blue color and counterspells "not being fun in EDH". But looking at this awesome game it seems that these people just don't know how to deal with blue spells. If you do know how, the game can be even more fantastic !
How? We 6 play EDH 3HG and if a Team doesn't have blue they will most likely lose.
@@RobMedellin Not that I agree with these players, but what you just stated is actually their n°1 argument lol.
The most powerful cards are blue in MTG, some argue it makes the game unbalanced towards that color.
The long waited comeback. Great episode
Finally!!! Awesome as always! I've been missing you guys! Thank you!!
Welcome back! Love this series.
I was running a mean (high powered but not cedh) Memnarch deck but decided to give Urza a try at the Commander slot.
Holy crap haha >.
Okay I haven't even had the chance to see how broken Urza really is but now that I know how dominant it is in edh I need to make a deck with him
welcome back guys
Thank you! It's glad to be back and providing great content for all of you!
Very Nice video. I especially loved the game results stats in the end!
Cool game, looks like urza can handle The game pretty well xD
Excellent gameplay and footage! I loved this
They're back! Great vid.
Great game! Loved all the interaction!
This was great. I really like the stats at the end.
Please do this more often!! Love your content
Trying to do weekly videos for each season
Awesome video as usual, guys. The Lavinia deck seems pretty casual, though.
We like having a off metta deck that can inspire new ideas in cedh communitie i disagree with his ideas but have to give it to him some days
This is a really cool channel! I was surprised the game went all the way to turn 9; my cedh group usually has games end turns 3-4
what kind of group is that :D
One with bonkers decks that arent common cedh netdecks :D
Sweet gameplay. Can't wait to pilot Urza. :)
everyone is plaing blue... i wonder why
Thank you for making this!!!! Great game
Absolutely love these videos!
did the counterbalance keep missing triggers or the owner didn't want to trigger or always failed to counter? Only spell it countered was mana crypt
I don't completely understand why everyone goes after the 4 color deck when Urza is clearly also a top tier commander. I am actually surprise to see this cEDH table is more casual than some of my groups...
Few misplays but overall very high quality plays. I like the pace and narrative make it easy and enjoyable to watch.
Flusterstorm puts in work
Great. Another commander from horizons I need.
done with checking the chanel everyday.... ok i'm on it again
Check back weekly we will try our best
I normally wouldn't watch a cedh game, but I have to see if Urza is as broken as everyone thinks he is
Edit
Spoilers: Though he won, I'm surprised he didn't completely annihilate on turn four or five like I expected him to. Also, that was a good game.
:D I saw sth I never thought would happen. In cEDH someone dying from getting regularly attacked.
It happens way too much in this play group i promise
@@garrettstacy908 a lesson everybody learns in magic, unanswered creatures can and will kill you. Fair magic must be respected even when playing unfair games
What I've noticed watching and playing cEDH, 4/4s are way scarier than normal EDH.
Please post more decks with Urza!
Is it just me or are the starting hands/plays always too perfect? Every single game I watch 2-3 fetch lands are played at the start of a 4 person match and I've never really seen someone have too bad of a start.
That's interesting that you said that. We don't normally show our mulligans. We only show our final hands.... Until now! As of our next video (Episode 02), we will start showing our mulligans. Stay tuned!
So we cut games that come out terribly or where a few people have bad games qw choose games where the winner s2ing heavily
@@PlayingWithPowerMTG I enjoy how lab maniacs have discussed opening hands and mulligan decisions during their gameplay. While that may not necessarily be possible for this channel, it might prove to be a fun and instructive element to brainstorm about
@Laurentian Gaming That takes some hardware logistics that we don't have setup yet this season. We will look into it for next season.
These are super awesome to watch!
Amazing video! Good job guys! More commander!
I can't wait to play him as my commander
Love your videos. Keep it up!
love the channel, when i watch it, i sleep 8 straight hours
the queen you ued as a 3/3 beast is the exact same deck of cards I have and use to play, the ones silver/gold with 4 different mythologies
A player with taste, I see. I applaud you! :)
Urza is very versatile. Will work very well with Winter Orb.
it's in the deck :)
Is there ever a CEDH deck that doesn't run blue? Or is counter magic always a necessity.
There are plenty! It is the single best and most efficient answer to your opponents spells, though.
yay i love this keep up the good work
Huh, my playgroup also has a Dylan with a brago deck lol.
Great content, guys. Only complaint I have is the sound effects accompanying things like Lavinia and Toxic Deluge are a little campy and feel unnecessary. Otherwise, great stuff. Urza is nuts!
Don't hate on the camp. This video is gorgeous.
It's our signature. We used to have big splashy endings at the end of each video. This season they are more integrated. Thanks for watching!
Sick game! Make more maaaaaaan....
Working on them now!
I know you dont exactly have a lot of free space left for this. But can we get a hand size number somewhere? Maybe on top of the deck, just so we can see how much card advantage stuff like mystic remora is granting.
It's something we are working on for next season. There are a lot of logistics that go into that little number :)
Did Garret not use Counterbalance half the game or did you just ignore the misses?
He used them with almost every spell. They were just misses. And when editing the video, it was a constant flicker up in the corner of the screen, so I decided to leave it out only until it was relevant.
@@PlayingWithPowerMTG That is fair, just wanted to ask since there is some decision to if you want to use it or not :)
Finally back! and good game!
Ah Urza hits the cEDH good thing I have Pithing Needle, Damping Matrix, Cursed totem and Phyrexian revoker hiding in my shelf.
JaceMD015 please be careful! Cursed Totem turns off Urza and damping Matrix turns off all infinite combos in that deck
@@borisronkin2441 thats the idea :)
What is the art on Folger's playmat? That weird glowing tentacles monster looks pretty cool.
I think you mean dylan and thats grave titan
Pretty sure you mean dylan and grave titan i believe
@@garrettstacy908
No I don't.
@@garrettstacy908 look in the back right of Folger's playmat
i feel like there is a lot you can do with urza. my friend runs isochron and stuff like high tide or dramatic reversal or extraplanar lense and whatnot. i am speaking from a high power level and non-competitive standpoint tho.
Pretty great!
Isnt mystica remora target opponent. Why did it trigger on both Ryan and Dylans turn
no its oracle text says when ever an opponent plays a non creature
where did ryan get that playmat?
The card overlay was so big it actually made some plays hard to track since the actual cards were covered up. i had to pause and re-watch several segments because of this
Nice
Woohoo! A question though. Why not shoot the Gilded Drake insted of the Sphinx at 7:40?
It would also prevent the exchange but Folger would still have the Sphinx.
came here to ask the same thing
So we asked the judge the exchange would still happen the drake only fizzles if the drakes target become illegal not if the drake is still their
@@garrettstacy908 you're right. the errata text makes it clear.
@@jeanventura5366 The errata makes it clear that that shouldn't happen since gilded drake makes an exchange, it was a bad judge call. The drake ability can be a bit misleading since the ability still resolves if the target becomes illegal, so it wouldn't fizzle. But that is just to make you sacrifice the gilded drake.
"When Gilded Drake enters the battlefield, exchange control of Gilded Drake and up to one target creature an opponent controls. If you don't or can't make an exchange, sacrifice Gilded Drake. This ability still resolves if its target becomes illegal."
The rules for exchange are:
701.10a A spell or ability may instruct players to exchange something (for example, life totals or control of two permanents) as part of its resolution. When such a spell or ability resolves, if the entire exchange can’t be completed, no part of the exchange occurs.
(Example: If a spell attempts to exchange control of two target creatures but one of those
creatures is destroyed before the spell resolves, the spell does nothing to the other
creature.)
@@HugSeal42 you're 100% right, I remembered that being the case but then the errata confused me. thanks for clearing that up.
This was awesome
Lavinia gets everything with CMC 4 or less- that includes CMC 4, not just 3 and down. Not that it mattered this game since no one had CMC 4 permanents, but it is important for future reference.
awesome!
i wish. but a 7k deck. eesh. I will def be building one but gonna have to cut a few of those corners.
You can easily cut out the Tabernacle, and replace the time twister with the new Echo of Eons. Force of Will and Mana Drain can be replaced by Foil and Counterspell. That's over $4k of the budget right there.
Yeah. I'm also gonna go with a bunch of zero drops with aetherflux res, and a paradox engine. Gonna go a little different.
If only power artifact wasn’t so expensive
Seconded
Haha yup. I saw that card and thought "why dont I have that card!?" Looked at the price...."oh yeah"
How does codex shredder infinite combo with Urza? I’m assuming something with paradox engine?
You just need iso scepter and dramatic reversal. I don’t think it was anything to do with urza.
Where can I get a playmat like Folger's? That would be phenomenal for my Kess deck.
What was the card Folger exiled from Garrett's deck? Now I'm curious!
What is Folger's playmat?
I like it! Another!
I wish there was a hand size counter. Health counter on the screen is kinda pointless compared to hand size.
Tell that to Folger.
Great Content!
Why did fire covenant target the sphinx instead of the drake? Huge misplay?
We are looking into a ruling today will try to respond when we figure it out
Would love to see a 4 mono U match like this!
I LOVE your content, how did y'all get all these cards???
Playing magic and being poor
so you proxied the Urza but ignored the new 2cmc-mage? i think he should be in there to fetch up scepter
We brewed, shot, and played this game before that card was spoiled :)
Why did Ryan play Scalding Tarn in a mono blue deck?
Lands dont have a color. That's why Ugin the Spirit Dragon can't -0 and destroy lands.
Deck thinning math and an ability to shuffle if you're sensei's top is drawing dead.
Does any know where to find the playmat Folger was using cause it looks cool