When Justin said that they obviously couldn’t play with the decks they just randomly decided on, and needed to prepare in advance, I immediately knew I wanted a randomonium episode where they roll for the deck themes and then have a limited amount of time (30-60 minutes) to build a deck and present for play. Cameras and mics on them at all times of course.
Nope: "Regenerate [permanent]" means "The next time [permanent] would be destroyed this turn, instead remove all damage marked on it and tap it. If it's an attacking or blocking creature, remove it from combat."
@@Seraphael correct. The first time he activates this ability targeting two of his beasts, they should've become tapped as a result of the regen ability since Traxos wouldve destroyed them. This would've given a slightly more open board for attack, though I don't necessarily think that would've happened anyway.
That was so lucky from Stevie! Wow, what a great finish! For so long I thought Jeremy was going to win, but then Steven's insane turn with Narset and used all his resources just for one final push and it was barely enough. So impressed. #teamgreen
Jeremy should not have been able to Krosan Grip the Jeskai Ascendancy in response to the Shu Yun trigger, since the Ascendancy isn't in play at that point, and when it enters play, Stephen will get priority again, before Jeremy will be able to kill it.
After it resolves, Stephen has priority and could get one trigger off it before it is destroyed. I think in this instance it doesn't change anything, but it could have if Stephen had more spells to cast.
You can’t respond to the grip So even if he did it after the trigger, Green couldn’t do anything anyways So it doesn’t really change anything but you are correct about the state of the enchantment
Thank you guys for making these every week. Also I'm 30, and definitively used a rotary phone for a good chuck of my childhood. So I know what a pound sign is.
I'm 21 and I still call it pound sign and I had dial up plus landlines. I lived in Maine so we were really behind! Keep making great content! (Poundsign)CMDRVS
It really only affected Jeremy's combat phase cause he might have swung at Jon. On Jon's turn he could have Ballista'd first main phase instead of second to untap Traxos for combat. Stephen countering didn't matter cause it's a cast trigger.
Not necessarily. Stephen could have saved Jon then. He didn't later because he didn't need to but with Justin still in the game he might have wanted Jon alive to draw aggro which is the only thing that saved him when Jeremy sent two tokens at Jon.
Just wanted to point out that Jeremy couldn't destroy the ascendancy in that moment (1:33:10), he needed to wait until stephen passed priority after he casts open into wonder, so the ascendancy could have triggered 1 time.
Jeremy you need to know when to attack, your initial deck talk at the beginning about giving other creatures +2 and that they'd leave you alone is like building a wall and the opposing army goes around them although I do a similar approach sometimes with Edric but card drawing is more tempting than +2 to attack. Love the irony that you held onto a Krosan Grip for a long time and didn't even use it properly ;) #TeamGreen
Can someone explain to Jeremy that krosan grip is a fantastic card that gets you a point for saving Justin or killing tracks at the end step and swinging in for 8 then killing Steven.....
Is there a link or place we could see all the seasons winners with ranks and points of all players for each seasons? Would be very interesting to see!!
was watching the deck techs just now and thought: "damn... ravenous baloth was just bonkers back in the days!"... 4 seconds later Justin intervenes and says exactly the same :-D crazy how the powerlevel of creatures changed... ravenous baloth just kicked a**es when he was in standard (and extended respectively)
Regenerations works as following: "Regenerate [permanent]" means "The next time [permanent] would be destroyed this turn, instead remove all damage marked on it and tap it. If it's an attacking or blocking creature, remove it from combat." This means Godsire would not have been tapped.
Probably didn't matter, but you cannot respond to Shu Yun's trigger to destroy Jeskai Ascendancy as Jeremy did since the trigger is on cast and the Ascendancy had not entered the battlefield yet. This means that Stephen would have priority to cast a noncreature spell with Ascendancy in play before Jeremy ever gets an opportunity to destroy it.
I just had an idea for a commander match up. It's a bit odd and somewhat simple, but I think you guys might be able to make something of it. Deck building restriction: no creature cards. additional optional rule: Commonders are non-creature non-planeswalker. Though, I'm sure there are some cards that would be broken since this opens up far more options. I'd lay some ground rules like no board wipes, no fetch lands, etc
@53:00 ish, even if his Traxos was a 10/9, it still would've traded with the Aryel. Nothing would've been different other than Jeremy taking 1 Traxos damage.
Godsire and each other card in that cycle (Empyrial Archangel, Sphinx Sovereign, Prince of Thralls, and Hellkite Overlord) all feel like legendaries and honestly should have been.
Shu Yun is probs my favourite Voltron commander of all time. Prowess + double strike on board is vicious when you have red combat tricks & blue tempo. #teamGreen yaaaas
I wish Jeremy would of just crashed in to Justin at 35 minutes. He had the larger force, he had the Gajili triggers, Justin wouldn't have them for the crackback... Justin doesn't get attacked enough on this show, and i'm not sure why.
LOL I was just thinking the same thing. Jeremy needs to watch some mtg tutor videos on when to attack, a few times in this game I was like why isn't he attacking! Stephen wins because he knew when to strike.
@Star City Games - Idea, Land Commanders - get your glacial casms, or your man lands, prepare your land destruction. Expecting Justin P to play Cabal Coffers and Steven his Casa De whatever.
I have always known it is a pound sign, I'm 22 as of the first. And no I will not use the alternate word for pound.also we only had a land line till I was 16/17 XD
Slayer's Stronghold gives vigilance and haste not double strike. Where did the double strike come from because Stephen used the last of his open mana unless I missed something. So Jermey should not have died.
Shu Yun already had double strike that he used off of the Jeskai Ascendency cast, and with prowess he becomes a 4/3 doublestrke. Then he gave it unblockable, making it a 5/4 with doublestrike. Then he cast titan's strength, making it a 9/6 after another prowess trigger. The slayers stronghold added another +2/+0 finally putting Shu Yun at 11/6 with doublestrike and unblockable. They did it right, they just made it sound like the stronghold gave the doublestrike. Edit: technically jeremy couldn't have destroyed the Jeskai Ascendency until it resolved and Stephen would have gotten at least one trigger off of it, so technically the game winning swing was a 12/7 doublestrike unblockable general.
Seeing his hand on the turn before he died I don't get why Jeremy didn't just full-out attack Steven instead of bothering with Jon. He had Krosan Grip and another artifact removal spell against an artifact deck. What was he afraid of? He knew about Steven's spell to make his commander unblockable. That's why Steven was the only one who could get him in any way in this situation.
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Every time Stephen wins, an angel gets its wings. #TeamGreen
What a win Mr. Green. You are my hero. I cheered out loud when you Slayer's Stronghold'd for the win out of nowhere. 10/10
When Justin said that they obviously couldn’t play with the decks they just randomly decided on, and needed to prepare in advance, I immediately knew I wanted a randomonium episode where they roll for the deck themes and then have a limited amount of time (30-60 minutes) to build a deck and present for play. Cameras and mics on them at all times of course.
Justin trying to weasel his way out of death is just priceless.... xD
What if every week they just flip a coin and if it ends up heads they have another randomonium?
Just don't let Jon flip it.
But we krarks thumb the flip and pick whichever lands on heads?
Game starts 20:15
Cheers.
At roughly 1:01:00 when jeremh regenerates his beasts they should have tapped as a result. Minor infraction -.05 point(s)
Nope: "Regenerate [permanent]" means "The next time [permanent] would be destroyed this turn, instead remove all damage marked on it and tap it. If it's an attacking or blocking creature, remove it from combat."
@@Seraphael correct. The first time he activates this ability targeting two of his beasts, they should've become tapped as a result of the regen ability since Traxos wouldve destroyed them. This would've given a slightly more open board for attack, though I don't necessarily think that would've happened anyway.
Please never stop making videos, everyone you do is amazing and it's always a blast to watch!
I do wish Jeremy could remember anything.
That was so lucky from Stevie! Wow, what a great finish! For so long I thought Jeremy was going to win, but then Steven's insane turn with Narset and used all his resources just for one final push and it was barely enough. So impressed. #teamgreen
That never happened I refuse to believe that
Not gonna lie best idea you guys have ever had. Spinning ever week.
Please Don't
@@Neth91 its better the. Jeremy playing blue green ever chance he gets.
Jeremy should not have been able to Krosan Grip the Jeskai Ascendancy in response to the Shu Yun trigger, since the Ascendancy isn't in play at that point, and when it enters play, Stephen will get priority again, before Jeremy will be able to kill it.
I thought he responded to him giving Shuttle Yun doublestrike
It's the same thing. Halfdan is correct. The ascendancy is not on the board to be shot yet.
He just does it after the trigger resolves nothing changes
After it resolves, Stephen has priority and could get one trigger off it before it is destroyed. I think in this instance it doesn't change anything, but it could have if Stephen had more spells to cast.
You can’t respond to the grip
So even if he did it after the trigger, Green couldn’t do anything anyways
So it doesn’t really change anything but you are correct about the state of the enchantment
Jeremy couldn't have gripped the ascendancy in response to the double strike trigger. It wasn't on the battlefield yet
Actually best option for grip Jeremy had was save Justin in my opinion
Thank you guys for making these every week. Also I'm 30, and definitively used a rotary phone for a good chuck of my childhood. So I know what a pound sign is.
Man that time jump at 1:30 felt like justin and jon just switched shirts
I'm having deja vu, I swear they did that last episode.
Sonic6293 Yeah it's probably an intentional running joke
i enjoy the bants in these videos as much as the games tbh, great job as always guys
I hope to all things holy a video of John ninja kicking Stephen exists
"The best monk" *points at the one that isn't restricted in vintage*
What an ending! Great game Jeremy and Stephen! #TeamGreen
This is bull #noell am angry
new name suggestions:
Tournament of Tomfoolery
Ceremony of Spinning
Just some fools Breaking Rules
Wheel-y wandom, idgit spinner, and axis of accidents are the ones I've come up with :p
Love Tournament of Tomfoolery. Run with it guys.
Enclosure of Enigmas
Circle of silliness
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I'm 21 and I still call it pound sign and I had dial up plus landlines. I lived in Maine so we were really behind! Keep making great content! (Poundsign)CMDRVS
At about 1:09:30 Jon put traxos into play untapped, not sure how much it wouldve changed the outcome, maybe gave Parnell another turn
I think misplaying their commander annoys me more than a card in their 99.
It really only affected Jeremy's combat phase cause he might have swung at Jon. On Jon's turn he could have Ballista'd first main phase instead of second to untap Traxos for combat. Stephen countering didn't matter cause it's a cast trigger.
@@CBoxStudios "it only really affected Jeremy" well Jon would have been dead if Jeremy attacked him.
Not necessarily. Stephen could have saved Jon then. He didn't later because he didn't need to but with Justin still in the game he might have wanted Jon alive to draw aggro which is the only thing that saved him when Jeremy sent two tokens at Jon.
Just a minor thing, but ascendancy would need to resolve after the triggers and Stephen would have priority again before it would be targetable.
I always love when Stephen just bamboozles himself
Really enjoying Randemonium, super excited to see what the other mystery themes are
I am really hoping that we get to see each of the random themes, it sounds so exciting.
Could not Grip the Jeskai Ascendancy, it was technically on the stack when the doublestrike trigger happened!!! Jeremy cheats-megeats
James Moran no he did it after double strike. Which works so Green can’t respond since it’s split second
The double strike happens before the Ascendancy is in play; that's how Shu Yun works.
Just wanted to point out that Jeremy couldn't destroy the ascendancy in that moment (1:33:10), he needed to wait until stephen passed priority after he casts open into wonder, so the ascendancy could have triggered 1 time.
Jeremy you need to know when to attack, your initial deck talk at the beginning about giving other creatures +2 and that they'd leave you alone is like building a wall and the opposing army goes around them although I do a similar approach sometimes with Edric but card drawing is more tempting than +2 to attack. Love the irony that you held onto a Krosan Grip for a long time and didn't even use it properly ;) #TeamGreen
1:27:00 The banter is exquisite.
"Whatcha thinking about?"
"Oh, you know, just monk things..."
I thought # was a sharp. But I guess that's just music. Also, Jon and Justin seem to be switching shirts a lot...
C# is a programming language known as C Sharp so theres that.
I have been saying Coliseum of Chaos and Carousel of Chaos for 6 months now I'm glad director Kyle finally shared it with them.
Wow. That last minute WAAAN PUUUUNCHHH. Nice game.
Can someone explain to Jeremy that krosan grip is a fantastic card that gets you a point for saving Justin or killing tracks at the end step and swinging in for 8 then killing Steven.....
Actually best option for grip Jeremy had was save Justin in my opinion
He couldn’t do anything with Steven thing people are said that
I am 23 years old and I knew # as the pound sign before it was called the hashtag.
at least someone taught you
I'll pound cmdrvs
Im 16 and I kew that
man, i'm so old that i knew it as the octothorp.
wait, that's what a hashtag is?
missed +2/+0 triggers hurt me this game😂 especially when they had double strike
That was one of the best games this season! What a clutch win! #teamgreen
Is there a link or place we could see all the seasons winners with ranks and points of all players for each seasons? Would be very interesting to see!!
was watching the deck techs just now and thought: "damn... ravenous baloth was just bonkers back in the days!"... 4 seconds later Justin intervenes and says exactly the same :-D
crazy how the powerlevel of creatures changed...
ravenous baloth just kicked a**es when he was in standard (and extended respectively)
That was one hell of a win by Stephen
He cheated
That was a great episode!
I love these! So glad I get another one ❤
Haven't seen the commanders yet but Justin BETTER be repping my girl Aryel!
Did John and Justin trade shirts?
dude i thought the same thing!
Props to Stephen for being true to his tribe and not playing any creatures in his deck that weren't monks.
I love this channel so much.
Regenerations works as following: "Regenerate [permanent]" means "The next time [permanent] would be destroyed this turn, instead remove all damage marked on it and tap it. If it's an attacking or blocking creature, remove it from combat." This means Godsire would not have been tapped.
Probably didn't matter, but you cannot respond to Shu Yun's trigger to destroy Jeskai Ascendancy as Jeremy did since the trigger is on cast and the Ascendancy had not entered the battlefield yet. This means that Stephen would have priority to cast a noncreature spell with Ascendancy in play before Jeremy ever gets an opportunity to destroy it.
There no triggers on cast it said whenever not when it entered battle field
A bit before 1:01:00 Jeremy regenerates a couple creatures but they don't tap? Regenerate taps a creature.
Monk vs Beasts?
It really is a jungle out there.
I want to see you keep this up for another 5 weeks!
why did Johnathan kill his artifact creatures to kindred dominion @ 1:05:48? he has a dark steel forge
I just had an idea for a commander match up. It's a bit odd and somewhat simple, but I think you guys might be able to make something of it.
Deck building restriction: no creature cards.
additional optional rule: Commonders are non-creature non-planeswalker. Though, I'm sure there are some cards that would be broken since this opens up far more options. I'd lay some ground rules like no board wipes, no fetch lands, etc
Really like your Randomonium every season. I will make 4 decks and have my friends play them with each other.
That ending was crazy!
Why does everyone forget every week that Stephen does this every week?
@53:00 ish, even if his Traxos was a 10/9, it still would've traded with the Aryel. Nothing would've been different other than Jeremy taking 1 Traxos damage.
Starts at 20:00
Game ends at 1:35:43
Is the lighting different this week? Might just be me but table seemed darker?
Godsire and each other card in that cycle (Empyrial Archangel, Sphinx Sovereign, Prince of Thralls, and Hellkite Overlord) all feel like legendaries and honestly should have been.
#I'm 31 and I grew up with land lines and very familiar with the pound sign
I like how justin and jon swapped shirts in the flashback
As a magic player my first deck was Uril, the Miststalker so why no Beast Tron?
Man.. that game ending.. SWEET!
I don't get to play much so these videos are great, oh I love binging these episodes
I like this one. It seems like they’re similar power levels so it should be a close game
Jon played his Traxos untapped and it tabled without anyone noticing around 1:15:00. They're all bad at remembering things
I think Stephen won due to the Richard effect.
Shu Yun is probs my favourite Voltron commander of all time. Prowess + double strike on board is vicious when you have red combat tricks & blue tempo. #teamGreen yaaaas
I NEED MORE CHAIR TRIBAL!
*100 hours later* Chair tribal the movie: revenge of the chair
1000 hours after that: Chairs 3: the wobbling.
I wish Jeremy would of just crashed in to Justin at 35 minutes. He had the larger force, he had the Gajili triggers, Justin wouldn't have them for the crackback... Justin doesn't get attacked enough on this show, and i'm not sure why.
The Fear
@@JParnell1 I would did exact same
Like how Jon and Justin just swapped shirts in the rewind lol
Can anyone tell me whatever happened to Wes Wise?
He left the studio for some reason
@@DarkPikachuYTV meh don't really matter to me anymore I stopped watching the channel when they started advertising blm.
First attack on steven should have dealt 10 due to jeremy's commander being in play.
No decklists? I really want to see these decks! All of them cards :)
Jeremy is so irritatingly passive, it's why he loses constantly. He doesn't attack to avoid getting hit then loses because people hit him anyway.
LOL I was just thinking the same thing. Jeremy needs to watch some mtg tutor videos on when to attack, a few times in this game I was like why isn't he attacking! Stephen wins because he knew when to strike.
@@mr.mammuthusafricanavus8299 I have this problem too but I would attack all out Justin I don’t know if that’s better though?
Epic finale!
@Star City Games - Idea, Land Commanders - get your glacial casms, or your man lands, prepare your land destruction. Expecting Justin P to play Cabal Coffers and Steven his Casa De whatever.
Battlefield of befuddlement
??? gets more viewers time to do it every week :)
For Season "Unlucky Number" 13, can we just get 9 random episodes, and then the fan request decks are randomly assigned to each person at the end?
I have always known it is a pound sign, I'm 22 as of the first. And no I will not use the alternate word for pound.also we only had a land line till I was 16/17 XD
Great finish!
To me, hash tag symbols don't exist, but pound signs do.
1992 (26), used a land line until I was 17 and was driving.
when did they remove the rule that you lose a point for not casting your commander?
Slayer's Stronghold gives vigilance and haste not double strike. Where did the double strike come from because Stephen used the last of his open mana unless I missed something. So Jermey should not have died.
From Shu Yun when the +3/+1 spell got cast
You are right I watched it again. He uses the double strike trigger when he casts Ascendancy. I just missed that the first time through.
Jeremy was right. As soon as he shows any aggression, Stephen kills him in a single hit. Guess we should listen to Jeremy more often.
Appreciate the TOOL shirt Stephen
Starts at 20:40, yup...
Justin what about starburst candy corn????
I know it's a running gag but I wish you guys would use ASL to show which season you're in.
TRIBAL! MY FAVOURITE ARCHETYPE! LET'S GET IT!
did steven have slayer's stronghold or sunhome because sunhome gives double strike but slayer's stronghold gives vigilance and haste
Shu Yun already had double strike that he used off of the Jeskai Ascendency cast, and with prowess he becomes a 4/3 doublestrke. Then he gave it unblockable, making it a 5/4 with doublestrike. Then he cast titan's strength, making it a 9/6 after another prowess trigger. The slayers stronghold added another +2/+0 finally putting Shu Yun at 11/6 with doublestrike and unblockable. They did it right, they just made it sound like the stronghold gave the doublestrike. Edit: technically jeremy couldn't have destroyed the Jeskai Ascendency until it resolved and Stephen would have gotten at least one trigger off of it, so technically the game winning swing was a 12/7 doublestrike unblockable general.
Go Go Stephen! I own a full Flavour Jeskai Commander Deck thats pretty tasty. I play it also cause im Doing Thai Chi :)
what a clutch spinning of the weel :D
Why didn't Stephen pick Narset as his commander? Same colors plus legendary monk.
Probably actually wanted to play tribal, the only tribal with Narset is extra turn spells.
Anyone who works at a store like publix or winn dixie most likely knows what pound sign is as you have to use old land lines in the store.
Seeing his hand on the turn before he died I don't get why Jeremy didn't just full-out attack Steven instead of bothering with Jon. He had Krosan Grip and another artifact removal spell against an artifact deck. What was he afraid of? He knew about Steven's spell to make his commander unblockable. That's why Steven was the only one who could get him in any way in this situation.
They're not strategic players.
well now I'm 100% team green for the Tool t-shirt