Mill Works In Standard! | MTG Gameplay

Turbo Mill is back and this time with Invoke Calamity!
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[@Niuttuc]

Bad news Crim, you didn't just "do it in the wrong order" when you Invoked Calamity into Doublecast and Tasha's, you actually can't Invoke a Doublecast and copy the other spell cast with Invoke since it copies the next spell cast after the Doublecast resolved. Same with Galvanic, as you discovered in the next game.

[@drpibisback7680]

@@sunutopia Is that actually how casting multiple spells off Invoke Calamity works? Does it not use the stack like normal for casting spells?

[@hellproof2379]

@@drpibisback7680 galvanic reads the next time you cast. And with invoke you have already “cast” it before the galvanic would trigger

[@sunutopia]

@@drpibisback7680 as a matter of fact, it’s not.
I’ve deleted the comment since it’s misinformation, but for anyone wondering after the fact, I had claimed that the spells cast with Invoke Calamity resolve at the same time - they do not.

[@starmanda88]

It was so much fun seeing you in the professors video! You’re my fav goldfish crew member and it is steep competition. Keep being you Crim!

[@josephpayton7522]

What's your list from favorite to least? Let's hurt some content creators' feelings if they ever read these comments. Here's mine.
1. Richard
2. Phil
3. Tomer
4. Seth
5. Crim

[@kevinwonnacott5150]

It hurt me to see you not use Siesmic Wave to kill Runeforge Champion. I usually read the card as "Deal 3 damage to target creature, and 1 to the rest".

[@ammonaustin9081]

Im a simple man, when I see mill, I pres that like button.
Mill always doing God's work

[@calebwolfenden8061]

“I guess that resolves, there’s nothing I can do about it.” As Crimson is sitting on a negate against a fading hope. I know the full reason, I just think the phrasing of saying he can’t do anything is funny

[@clioreportera]

The obvious name for this deck calaMillty, it was right there...

[@andrewcasbourne6354]

With calamity both spells cast at the same time, so even if they resolve separately they are not one before the other. Therefore the second spell is not cast after the other, just resolves. Double cast can double up the copied spells if it is cast before calamity, as it specifically says cmc 4 or less, so in theory casting galvanic then doublecast then calamity gets you the maximum effect.

[@zzyzxtheimpossible7495]

He attack
He protect
But most importantly...
He do Crim things!

[@ODIRGO]

Crim wants to mill opponent, Crim procedes to counter all opponent's card drawing spells (selfmilling). Nice!

[@Hundo_Mo]

I was waiting for this 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@goomshill]

Some really bizarre lines. Sacrificing treasures mainphase to cast expressive and leave up lands at instant speed, without using them, when you're likely to hit removal to kill initiate. Blowing a foretold dual strike on removal when you have windfall in hand and 5 mana open instead of drawing 4 / making 4 treasures. Passing to opponents turn to cast windfall or deluge when you haven't made a land drop yet.

[@maciekwilkosz6377]

It was interesting to see a different take on mill in standard, but I'm unconvinced. It feels like a bad UR control. CGB version seems better to me.

[@extremelyuncanny2621]

So this is why I have been facing this mill deck a ton on Arena

[@swampybwoy]

Sweet background music! I’m playing a very similar deck right now

[@sammin101]

Always a fan of mill, very difficult to pull off in standard tho.
Real neat to see your take on the strategy

[@kingginger3335]

Laughter is my favorite card in my Umbris deck. It normally hits for 9 to 10 card per opponent. 3 mana make Umbris a 30/30 lmao I'll move to equip Whispersilk Cloak

[@joshuamorgan19]

This is deja vu. I've seen this before

[@Moonkyx]

Have you considered putting mill spells into your mill deck ?

[@Thrasher1327]

Awesome video!

[@MistaZiggy]

You should edit the videos so that we see the deck working in the first game. So we have proof of concept

[@voxolotl6894]

adding one or two prismari campus helps with the late game sorting

[@WhiteIceHawk]

You missed the obvious Calamillty opportunity

[@Thrasher1327]

Really cool deck

[@Dayyyjoey26]

I hope they add Krark into arena so I can loop invoke calamities on two monitors at once

[@Scantronimus466]

Crim playing actual Magic and not Alchemy? That can’t be right…

[@grimpilgrim]

Mill is funny but loses in most matches. I hope in new sets will be interesting card for upgrade mill decks

[@ryangainey94]

You know... You can make pretty much any strategy work if you stuff a bunch of control cards in the deck. This really isn't that interesting. You just took a few mill cards and stuck them in a control shell.
What's interesting is if you had a Mill shell and maybe a little control or card advantage to fill in the holes. That makes for a much more interesting deck than "Oh here's my five thousandth control deck where I switched my one or two win conditions around slightly so that technically it's not the same deck it was before."

[@getalifeloser-y4s]

I luv ur vids ryan

[@pagmon6876]

because mill is supported in standard next to these mindless aggro decks
how would you expect him to survive past turn 3-5 without "control" cards? also
tasha's was forgotton realms
crab/rogues was zendikar
Invoke isn't even a mill card
so outside historic where is this imaginary "mill shell" existing in your mind?

[@zaifir8119]

@@pagmon6876 there is ruin crab i guess. Besides that i'm sure there are a few highly inefficient mill cards in standard that you can use to make a bad deck.