I'm giving the whole crew some homework. You need to go watch the Cardmarket episode where Tomer was on and playing Commander with that crew and see how they did the Clash On. It's only cringe because you can't commit. You can do it, I believe in you!
Do or do not, there is no try. Either drop it if you dont like it, or actually give it energy, then it become dorky but as OP said, only cringe if you do it so halfheartedly
@@MTGGoldfishCommander Absolutely. And keep in mind that you're allowed to roll more than just seven dice. More dice means there's a greater chance of success, but it also comes with the risk of hitting too many sixes.
@@mitchellbruderlin8621 41 just maximizes the probability of winning from a single activation, but you don't need that many to get good odds. If you have 21 in play and can activate them all that turn you have a 50% chance of winning. If you have between 27 and 74 you have at least 90% chance of winning (assuming you can activate them all). When Seth activated 7 bobble heads he had about a 1 in 40 000 chance of winning since he did it 7 times, better than the 1 in 280 000 but still very long odds lol
The best chance to win with a Luck Bobblehead is by having 42 of them, which will result in exactly 7 6s being rolled 16.3% of the time. My money for the best Luck Bobblehead commander is Brudiclad, as it allows you to turn all of the extra tokens you generate in a Bobblehead deck into Luck Bobbleheads to increase your count. Brudiclad also gives you access to Wyll, Blade of Frontiers and Barbarian Class which make rolling 6s easier.
This game in incredible. Even through multiple board wipes, everyone keeps coming back. Honestly, I wouldn't be mad if every game went like this. They also are doing a great job of organizing their boards so that everything is clear and easy to follow. I actually like MTGO commander after getting used to it, but I'm so glad this game was in paper.
Literally the hardest combos to win with when there’s a super control deck at the table lol. Fun game tho glad that this was a paper game and not a 2.5 hr mtgo game
I was disappointed Seth didn’t try to go for deck of many things, but after seeing his dice rolling luck, this one might actually be harder to pull off at the end of the day lmao
So like. Handcams sound difficult. But half the fun of 4-way control mirrors is knowing all the hand information as viewers. Maybe it's spicier just not knowing
Maybe it isn't as 'lucky', but if you want to win with Luck Bobblehead you should try a simic shell, cast a big doppelgang on basic lands, virtue of strength, the bobblehead, and eternal witness. Repeat until you have 42 bobbleheads, and then roll 42 dice, averaging 7 sixes.
@@moocha3689 Gatherer states: "You win the game only if you rolled 6 exactly seven times while resolving a single instance of Luck Bobblehead’s last ability." This implies any additional numbers that aren't 6 don't matter.
@@MTGGoldfishCommanderjust don’t make X more than 41! Once you’re rolling more than 42 dice the odds of exactly 7 6’s start to go back down. Although with 42 attempts at a 16% chance you should still be able to get there in one turn. Unless you’re catastrophically unlucky
Beautiful day goldfish crew and community, truly love you all and thank you for the content. Seeing Crim malding over control…. Love it!!! Cheers my content creator friends and thank you for the smiles!
@@MTGGoldfishCommanderI'd love to see you try it again with a different commander, I've been tinkering with a Brudiclad deck for ease of getting a lot of copies
I hit mythic in standard with Happily Ever After years ago. As far as I know, nobody else played the deck at all. It was a Bant control deck that used Little Teferi and Planewide Celebration on the opponent's end step to put an all colors citizen token into play and gain 12 life. Celebration and Tamiyo were also used for graveyard recursion. Absorb and board wipes to control the game, keep life high, and provide instants and sorceries in the yard. My all time favorite deck. It was incredibly slow and grindy though because it had no other wincons, so oftentimes opponents will just scoop when they realize you have them locked out with infinitely recurring counters. And Tamiyo and Celebration can both pull each other out of the graveyard too.
Richard put Mana Drain into his hand instead of on top of library with Mystic Sanctuary. He also put Tishana's Tidebinder into his hand instead of on top with Vampiric Tutor. Interestingly, both times he had an untapped One Ring. Maybe we should consult Karl Jobst.
I'm a couple months late, but actually I did some more math. With 21 bobbleheads spinning all 21 times, you have a 50/50 shot of winning, and if you spin 29 bobbleheads 29 times you have a 95% chance of winning. That puts the number of bobbleheads needed well below 42, given you have the mana of course.
this might be a little late but a t 31 min approx seth tapped ancient tomb after he cast the one ring and took damage even though the one ring gave him protection from everything. I will continue watching to see if it matters but it probably doesn't.
We did actually catch that one but several turns later after Seth had already died, and way too late to correct anything. It got edited out because not really a point to point it out in the video by that time, but a good catch!
Seth, if you ever need Mono Blue life gain in a deck, the lifetap+Yavimaya combo is sweet. only 2 mana, your opponents are very likely to naturally have forests but you can just play Yavimaya in the deck to go in overdrive.
Personally, i think Urza Prince of Kroog might be the commander for building around the Bobbleheads as he lers you copy artifacts. You just need ways to lower his activation cost.
This is one of the more entertaining episodes of the season IMO, it's also something I wish they could do in mtgo, but I suppose the bobbleheads aren't online. I haven't done the math thoroughly but I think roughly having 42 bobbleheads would maximize your probability, and I really really hoped Seth could get to that many bobbleheads
technically only Phil took someone out using his hard wincon method so I think he was the winner this episode, really disappointed so much effort was spent on control/messing with each other and not on your own win method :/ but was an interesting game. If I had known at the end everyone would just win like normal I wouldnt have watched it though.
Did Seth like forget about the red and black cards that help with dice rolling? A clone only puts one more bobble on the battlefield, a Monitor Monitor lets you re-roll ALL of then.
@@representativejoints1188 I like Delina/Wyll combo as a back up but if the goal of the episode is to bobblehead win she doesn't do much. I use Ashad because he makes clones easily but lets you play all the dice cards.
@@MakeVarahHappen I casually play Myra the Magnificent and I've had good times with Delina + Monitor Monitor. I thought about adding the bobbleheads into the deck. Brudiclad after making a token copy and turn my little dudes into the bobbleheads.
Luck bobblehead is great, but not if you are exclusively running it for the win-con. It's much better as a value engine for treasure tokens, tapped or otherwise.
My most difficult win con is a Barren Glory deck, It’s funny bc there’s so many weird combo pieces, people will make me discard a card and see I’m running worldfire or very similar cards and the game quickly becomes arch enemy
Hey it’s Seths favorite blue commander! Atmesis….wait Aitmesis….(if you don’t know, check out the commander clash where Seth piloted that commander and pronounces the name like a different way each time) 😂
If there was some way to prove that there is a loop where you can infinitely reroll your dice, even though the chance to get 6 sixes is low can you make the argument that you will win at some point and take the game? Or we don't do infinities these days?
A Luck Bobblehead win is very possible (though still challenging) with Doppelgang: If you can get 5 Bobbleheads (at least 3 of which are Luck Bobbleheads) on the field, you can cast Doppelgang X=5 for 17 mana, targeting all 5 Bobbleheads, making 5 copies of each. You'll then have 30 Bobbleheads on the field, at least 15 of which are Luck Bobbleheads, you can tap the other half to pay for the activation of those 15, giving you 15 chances to roll 30 dice for exactly 7 6's, a 79% chance of winning immediately. With a token doubler like Mondrak, casting Doppelgang for X=4 (14 mana) with 4 Bobbleheads (at least 2 of which are Luck Bobbleheads) will give you 18 activations with 36 Bobbleheads, a >95% chance to win. Obviously these are very mana intensive, but they are quite plausible wincons, mainly because your opponents have no ways to interact once Doppelgang has resolved. So if you can slide your 5 bobbleheads under the radar, you can combo off the next turn provided you dodge counters.
It's in the article linked in the description, but it's basically: Sol Ring, Mana Crypt, Mana Vault, Smothering Tithe, Dockside Extortinist, Gaea's Cradle and Rhystic Study. www.mtggoldfish.com/articles/the-hardest-wincons-to-pull-off-commander-clash-s16-e11
1:19:56 TH-cam's mad? I would have been rooting for a Divine Intervention! Signed, someone who in the last week cast and copied a Rolling Thunder for X=32*2, killing everyone including myself.
Bobblehead's, aka you need about 14 copies of them and 8 other cards to have a chance of them working. Still waiting on the _hype_ of fallout besides a cpl solid cards and a lot of "Why where you excited for it..? Be more like Richard!" :p
I feel like while Kenrith is stronger on his own, Jared Carthalion might be the better commander to win with Happily Ever After. It is all colors, makes creatures that are all colors that stick around if it gets removed, meaning with Happily, you have all 5 colors and 3 permanent types. Admittedly, Kenrith lets you gain life very easily to stay above starting.
I've won 2 games with luck bobblehead in my Mr House deck by making infinite artifacts then using them to untap luck bobblehead infinite amount of times after tutoring out every bobblehead. Since it's an infinite amount of activations one of them will EVENTUALLY be 7 6's
That's awesome! I built a more traditional Mr. House deck, but I am in the process of brewing a bobblehead version just for that! I'd love to see your list.
@@mikemoyer8162 It's not wrong, it's objectively correct. That's what the word random means, even a literal infinite number of attempts cannot guarantee a result. Even in purely mathematical terms, we would not say that it's guaranteed to happen in infinite attempts. f(x) = (279935/279936)^x, so we'd say the limit of f(x) as x approaches infinity equals 0. What this means in english is exactly what I said before, that it's never ever guaranteed. This idea is the conceit that underpins calculus as a concept, that neither zero nor infinity are actual numbers. They're concepts very adjacent to numbers, but not actual numbers. Specifically the concept of absolutes. Absolute nothingness, and the exact opposite. This is why we can't divide by zero, and why infinity divided by infinity isn't always 1. Numbers are defined by their axiomatic relationships to each other. 1+2=3 every single time, because that's literally what those terms mean. Those axiomatic relationships are why math works. Zero and infinity aren't numbers, trying to use them as if they are can lead to incorrect conclusions, which defeats the purpose of mathematics as a study. So, instead of using them as numbers, we use trends to approximate the concepts.
@mikemoyer8162 you cannot shortcut a non-determinisitic loop. You do not know how many times it will take to roll 7 6's and as such must do each one at a time.
I'm giving the whole crew some homework. You need to go watch the Cardmarket episode where Tomer was on and playing Commander with that crew and see how they did the Clash On. It's only cringe because you can't commit. You can do it, I believe in you!
This! Tomer looked so happy when they did it too!
Crim never tries. As OP says, actually do it and it'll be easy.
It's cringe.
Do or do not, there is no try. Either drop it if you dont like it, or actually give it energy, then it become dorky but as OP said, only cringe if you do it so halfheartedly
It's way funnier this way
The "when you draw, I draw" effects were completely unhinged this episode. The cards must flow!!!
I've watched every clash this season since the switch to paper. Please continue. This is comedy. I love it.
Seth's quiet "Hey, I'm an opponent" at 41:26 absolutely killed me for some reason
for anyone interested: without rerolling the odds he hits his 7 sixes are once out of 279936 times :)
Correct - as long as he only has 7 of them. But since he can copy them, he could roll far more dice in one go.
So you're saying there's a chance!
@@MTGGoldfishCommander Absolutely. And keep in mind that you're allowed to roll more than just seven dice. More dice means there's a greater chance of success, but it also comes with the risk of hitting too many sixes.
Online you can find the maths for it but apperently the lucky number is 41 bobble heads giving you 16% chance to roll it
@@mitchellbruderlin8621 41 just maximizes the probability of winning from a single activation, but you don't need that many to get good odds. If you have 21 in play and can activate them all that turn you have a 50% chance of winning. If you have between 27 and 74 you have at least 90% chance of winning (assuming you can activate them all). When Seth activated 7 bobble heads he had about a 1 in 40 000 chance of winning since he did it 7 times, better than the 1 in 280 000 but still very long odds lol
The best chance to win with a Luck Bobblehead is by having 42 of them, which will result in exactly 7 6s being rolled 16.3% of the time. My money for the best Luck Bobblehead commander is Brudiclad, as it allows you to turn all of the extra tokens you generate in a Bobblehead deck into Luck Bobbleheads to increase your count.
Brudiclad also gives you access to Wyll, Blade of Frontiers and Barbarian Class which make rolling 6s easier.
Erebos on the battlefield at 1:06:00 just shaking his head at both Crim and the editor. :)
Good catch later, Crim!
This whole minds eye thing is seth relapsing on card draw. He was starting to change, but now hes back to magnifying glass mana to draw cards.
You never truly recover from a card draw addition.
43:27 Seth forgetting 6 is even twice. At least they mentioned it the second time.
Exactly what I was going to say. Seth should have had 4 not 3.
Shout out for the retraced image Phil lol. Practiced what you preached and it paid off 😂
This game in incredible. Even through multiple board wipes, everyone keeps coming back. Honestly, I wouldn't be mad if every game went like this.
They also are doing a great job of organizing their boards so that everything is clear and easy to follow. I actually like MTGO commander after getting used to it, but I'm so glad this game was in paper.
Everyone: Trying to win with very specific card conditions
Richard: Mill
Watching crim sorting his collection is like watching those kinetic sand videos is so oddly relaxing.
Literally the hardest combos to win with when there’s a super control deck at the table lol. Fun game tho glad that this was a paper game and not a 2.5 hr mtgo game
3 of them were super control decks...
Your guys’ friendship is inspiring.
crim truly in his element with his blind obedience and roiling vortex reminding people of their effects loll
This episode is only an hour but I’m guessing it was really like five hours, props to editor for somehow getting it down to a reasonable length
I was disappointed Seth didn’t try to go for deck of many things, but after seeing his dice rolling luck, this one might actually be harder to pull off at the end of the day lmao
So like. Handcams sound difficult.
But half the fun of 4-way control mirrors is knowing all the hand information as viewers.
Maybe it's spicier just not knowing
I prefer not knowing!
Maybe it isn't as 'lucky', but if you want to win with Luck Bobblehead you should try a simic shell, cast a big doppelgang on basic lands, virtue of strength, the bobblehead, and eternal witness. Repeat until you have 42 bobbleheads, and then roll 42 dice, averaging 7 sixes.
Issue is you need to roll exactly 7 sixes, so you need exactly 7 bobble heads. 😅 if you roll 7 sixes and 1 four it doesn’t count
@@moocha3689 Gatherer states: "You win the game only if you rolled 6 exactly seven times while resolving a single instance of Luck Bobblehead’s last ability." This implies any additional numbers that aren't 6 don't matter.
Doppelgang does sound like the way to get it done.
@@jeremybass1369 It also makes sense flavor wise since you can invest stat points in luck and it has a tangible impact on the character's experiences.
@@MTGGoldfishCommanderjust don’t make X more than 41! Once you’re rolling more than 42 dice the odds of exactly 7 6’s start to go back down.
Although with 42 attempts at a 16% chance you should still be able to get there in one turn.
Unless you’re catastrophically unlucky
Beautiful day goldfish crew and community, truly love you all and thank you for the content. Seeing Crim malding over control…. Love it!!! Cheers my content creator friends and thank you for the smiles!
The mad man has done it and one shot with Atemsis , my favorite clash so far
I personally like the intros better when Seth kicks off saying "Clash On!" first and then the other 3 chant it back as in accepting a challenge. =)
You actually can play MDFC's from the top with Courser of Kruphix, Crim didn't need to have drawn it at 11:40
Let’s go Seth!!! Show them the power of the bobble
I tried
@@MTGGoldfishCommandercouldn’t you have copied the one ring and legend ruled?
@@MTGGoldfishCommanderI'd love to see you try it again with a different commander, I've been tinkering with a Brudiclad deck for ease of getting a lot of copies
Everyone playing and Crim started sorting his bulk at 51:46
Im really surprised Crim didnt try to win with Nicol’s ult that kills people
absolutely absurd and funny all the way through! thanks you guys
I hit mythic in standard with Happily Ever After years ago. As far as I know, nobody else played the deck at all. It was a Bant control deck that used Little Teferi and Planewide Celebration on the opponent's end step to put an all colors citizen token into play and gain 12 life. Celebration and Tamiyo were also used for graveyard recursion. Absorb and board wipes to control the game, keep life high, and provide instants and sorceries in the yard.
My all time favorite deck. It was incredibly slow and grindy though because it had no other wincons, so oftentimes opponents will just scoop when they realize you have them locked out with infinitely recurring counters. And Tamiyo and Celebration can both pull each other out of the graveyard too.
I am loving the real life commander clash season!
5:18 just for the record it doesn't work that way, if you put an aura on an opponent's permanent you still control the aura
I believe Richard was referring to Witness Protection's colour-changing effect.
though Sythis was already GW, so it didn't actually change anything.
This is so much more watchable on paper
I really enjoy the Commander Clash in paper. I hope you guys keep doing it!
Ahahahah crim getting excited everytime a counterspell gets played is hilarious
Richard put Mana Drain into his hand instead of on top of library with Mystic Sanctuary. He also put Tishana's Tidebinder into his hand instead of on top with Vampiric Tutor. Interestingly, both times he had an untapped One Ring. Maybe we should consult Karl Jobst.
51:13 that is really funny
and that counter war at the end lol
unsure if phil will see this but i have awonderful deck idea for him, its right up his alley with this episode for sure, using kynaios and tiro
Ah yes, my favourite wincon. Killing your opponents off their Ancien Tomb.
This and the Tolarian Community College comandergame with Spice8rack and Rystic Studies are the epidemy of chaotic commander shenanigans.
I'm a couple months late, but actually I did some more math. With 21 bobbleheads spinning all 21 times, you have a 50/50 shot of winning, and if you spin 29 bobbleheads 29 times you have a 95% chance of winning. That puts the number of bobbleheads needed well below 42, given you have the mana of course.
this might be a little late but a t 31 min approx seth tapped ancient tomb after he cast the one ring and took damage even though the one ring gave him protection from everything. I will continue watching to see if it matters but it probably doesn't.
We did actually catch that one but several turns later after Seth had already died, and way too late to correct anything. It got edited out because not really a point to point it out in the video by that time, but a good catch!
Wow, Crim really just hit em with the "Always have a backup plan"
I saw crim with Happily Ever After and started the video immediately. I play mono white happily and it's one of the decks that brings me the most joy.
That game had some amazing stacks!
Appreciate the videos fellas! Hope things are well
Seth, if you ever need Mono Blue life gain in a deck, the lifetap+Yavimaya combo is sweet. only 2 mana, your opponents are very likely to naturally have forests but you can just play Yavimaya in the deck to go in overdrive.
Phil's Turn 1 was so clever and cool, the only problem with Retraced Image was the card disadvantage, and he readily suspended a draw 3
Personally, i think Urza Prince of Kroog might be the commander for building around the Bobbleheads as he lers you copy artifacts. You just need ways to lower his activation cost.
I haven't finished the video yet, but I've seen more counterspells from the bobblehead deck than I have bobbleheads 😂
This is one of the more entertaining episodes of the season IMO, it's also something I wish they could do in mtgo, but I suppose the bobbleheads aren't online. I haven't done the math thoroughly but I think roughly having 42 bobbleheads would maximize your probability, and I really really hoped Seth could get to that many bobbleheads
Love this crew! Looking forward to today’s video!
Excited for the Padeem bobbleheads, every other build I’ve seen has been brudiclad
As much as I love the idea of Brudiclad with the bobbleheqds, it's gunna feel really bad when you roll 8 or more 6s
I do Ashad because Unfinity has a decent amount of black dice rolling cards.
@@KVGKQuakeI mean Padeem is also cloning. I think you solve that by running those Unfinity cards that let you change rolls besides "get this higher."
Look what control decks do to a man.
'crim sadly sorting the bulk'
I'm curious, how do y'all get the cards for a whole season of paper? Do you use proxies? Card rental?
It's a mad scramble every week to put decks together, that's for sure.
technically only Phil took someone out using his hard wincon method so I think he was the winner this episode, really disappointed so much effort was spent on control/messing with each other and not on your own win method :/ but was an interesting game. If I had known at the end everyone would just win like normal I wouldnt have watched it though.
my minds eye in my omnom mono green deck is incredible lol
Mechanized production or strixhaven stadium are fun ones for the concept too
Crim legit getting out cards to sort killed me! Lmao.
small mistake at 30:39, seth shouldnt have taken 2 damage from ancient tomb, he has protection from the one ring.
Alternative win ‘tribal’ week, awesome!
you guys should probably ban ancient tomb. everyone is just killing themselves lol
They banned sol ring to avoid too much fast mana or ramp then instantly went to a land that makes as much
@@donb7519 that too, but they need to save themselves from themselves.
I cannot believe I watched all of this haha
Id love to see you guys go at it with decks that shouldn't work, but have some wild synergy
Playing a fog in esper is peak Richard
Teferi's Protection is white, and it's by far the strongest Fog in the game.
Did Seth like forget about the red and black cards that help with dice rolling? A clone only puts one more bobble on the battlefield, a Monitor Monitor lets you re-roll ALL of then.
Seth doesn't like to play optimally
So, Saheli commander and cards like Delina?
@@representativejoints1188 I like Delina/Wyll combo as a back up but if the goal of the episode is to bobblehead win she doesn't do much. I use Ashad because he makes clones easily but lets you play all the dice cards.
@@khub5660Honestly, I don't know how optimal a dice rolling deck is.
@@MakeVarahHappen I casually play Myra the Magnificent and I've had good times with Delina + Monitor Monitor. I thought about adding the bobbleheads into the deck. Brudiclad after making a token copy and turn my little dudes into the bobbleheads.
an honestly awesome counter war, surprised Crim wasn't involved tho lol
Anyone else think it’s kinda sad knowing that Seth doesn’t get seven 6s bc the video is only an hour and 20 minutes long 😂
Need to see the thirteen doctors wincon sometime!
Could you somehow add your guy’s opening 7 like mtgo had?
Harder seeing the cards in overtop cam setup
Luck bobblehead is great, but not if you are exclusively running it for the win-con. It's much better as a value engine for treasure tokens, tapped or otherwise.
I really enjoy seeing the playing either real cards
nice the bobblehead deck seth, i was hoping youd try to make it work
The move to paper has been amazing. Im glad crim was victorious through combat.😊
43:29 first activation you missed the 6 as even just like the second activation you caught
Today we learned what happens when two commander players have faerie mastermind at the same time.😂
I understand Seth is trying to keep all the dice on camera, but you really gotta roll those things! That was some sad looking dice rolling.
My most difficult win con is a Barren Glory deck, It’s funny bc there’s so many weird combo pieces, people will make me discard a card and see I’m running worldfire or very similar cards and the game quickly becomes arch enemy
Hey it’s Seths favorite blue commander! Atmesis….wait Aitmesis….(if you don’t know, check out the commander clash where Seth piloted that commander and pronounces the name like a different way each time) 😂
If there was some way to prove that there is a loop where you can infinitely reroll your dice, even though the chance to get 6 sixes is low can you make the argument that you will win at some point and take the game? Or we don't do infinities these days?
A Luck Bobblehead win is very possible (though still challenging) with Doppelgang:
If you can get 5 Bobbleheads (at least 3 of which are Luck Bobbleheads) on the field, you can cast Doppelgang X=5 for 17 mana, targeting all 5 Bobbleheads, making 5 copies of each. You'll then have 30 Bobbleheads on the field, at least 15 of which are Luck Bobbleheads, you can tap the other half to pay for the activation of those 15, giving you 15 chances to roll 30 dice for exactly 7 6's, a 79% chance of winning immediately.
With a token doubler like Mondrak, casting Doppelgang for X=4 (14 mana) with 4 Bobbleheads (at least 2 of which are Luck Bobbleheads) will give you 18 activations with 36 Bobbleheads, a >95% chance to win.
Obviously these are very mana intensive, but they are quite plausible wincons, mainly because your opponents have no ways to interact once Doppelgang has resolved. So if you can slide your 5 bobbleheads under the radar, you can combo off the next turn provided you dodge counters.
I dub this episode, "The Wincon Blues"
Geez, so many counter spells😵💫
43:27 didn’t know 6 was odd!
43:37 I would like it known for the record Seth clearly does not think 6's are even, missing an even 6 not once but twice in only two rolls
The video,s description doesnt link to the correct article, it links to the "Any number in the deck" episode's article
Can I find yalls banlist anywhere or in any video? I've always liked it but wanted to see it
It's in the article linked in the description, but it's basically: Sol Ring, Mana Crypt, Mana Vault, Smothering Tithe, Dockside Extortinist, Gaea's Cradle and Rhystic Study. www.mtggoldfish.com/articles/the-hardest-wincons-to-pull-off-commander-clash-s16-e11
@@MTGGoldfishCommander thank you I really appreciate it
1:19:56 TH-cam's mad? I would have been rooting for a Divine Intervention! Signed, someone who in the last week cast and copied a Rolling Thunder for X=32*2, killing everyone including myself.
The link in the description is to last week’s Clash.
30:45 The one ring protects from ancient tombs dmg
34:24 Why didnt Phil play Jin first so he could draw a card from Propaganda?
The link in bio for the article is to the last weeks commander clash btw 😂
Oops, should be updated now. Thanks!
Kinda liked Crim's deck, that was a fun one.
ALL HAIL CROWD SURFING KARN!
"today we're playing the hardet wincons!"
Richard: ...so I play Field of the Dead
:|
I want a game of one tier 1 deck vs 3 rogue decks
Bobblehead's, aka you need about 14 copies of them and 8 other cards to have a chance of them working. Still waiting on the _hype_ of fallout besides a cpl solid cards and a lot of "Why where you excited for it..? Be more like Richard!" :p
Somehow, this is the sweatiest episode of commander clash so far.
15:55 the average commander mindset
I feel like while Kenrith is stronger on his own, Jared Carthalion might be the better commander to win with Happily Ever After. It is all colors, makes creatures that are all colors that stick around if it gets removed, meaning with Happily, you have all 5 colors and 3 permanent types. Admittedly, Kenrith lets you gain life very easily to stay above starting.
I've won 2 games with luck bobblehead in my Mr House deck by making infinite artifacts then using them to untap luck bobblehead infinite amount of times after tutoring out every bobblehead. Since it's an infinite amount of activations one of them will EVENTUALLY be 7 6's
That's awesome! I built a more traditional Mr. House deck, but I am in the process of brewing a bobblehead version just for that! I'd love to see your list.
Technically incorrect. An infinite number of dice rolls NEVER guarantee any specific outcome, by definition.
@dontmisunderstand6041 that is factually wrong.
Edit: look up the infinite monkey theorm
@@mikemoyer8162 It's not wrong, it's objectively correct. That's what the word random means, even a literal infinite number of attempts cannot guarantee a result. Even in purely mathematical terms, we would not say that it's guaranteed to happen in infinite attempts. f(x) = (279935/279936)^x, so we'd say the limit of f(x) as x approaches infinity equals 0. What this means in english is exactly what I said before, that it's never ever guaranteed. This idea is the conceit that underpins calculus as a concept, that neither zero nor infinity are actual numbers. They're concepts very adjacent to numbers, but not actual numbers. Specifically the concept of absolutes. Absolute nothingness, and the exact opposite. This is why we can't divide by zero, and why infinity divided by infinity isn't always 1. Numbers are defined by their axiomatic relationships to each other. 1+2=3 every single time, because that's literally what those terms mean. Those axiomatic relationships are why math works. Zero and infinity aren't numbers, trying to use them as if they are can lead to incorrect conclusions, which defeats the purpose of mathematics as a study. So, instead of using them as numbers, we use trends to approximate the concepts.
@mikemoyer8162 you cannot shortcut a non-determinisitic loop.
You do not know how many times it will take to roll 7 6's and as such must do each one at a time.
I feel like bruniclad would of made more Bobleheads or even the blue 6 drop that makes all creatures a copy