Controlled Dreams vs Mono Black - Ep3 | Old School Magic 93/94 | KOTh VI | 073
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- In the third round of the Knights of Thorn Old School Magic Tournament, we have a classic battle between control and aggro decks. Can the control player stabilise the board and win with a play-set of Control Dreams or will the fast black creatures dominate this match-up?
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he played hyp for a solring and 2 swamp but didnt take mana burn he cheated
I'm slowly becoming addicted to old school lol
lol my guy
I love how you notice the "vivid" colours of the paralyze, telling us thats its a beta, not a plain alpha. Love your eye for detail 😊👍
Game 1 is a good demonstration of why 4 Strip Mine is superior.
I think the player on the right could have untapped his paralyzed creatures with maze after they assigned their damage. Makes the awesome paralyze a little worse in a heavy maze meta.
You’re right, Interesting 🤔
Is there a staple deck list for controlled dreams?
Great old school games, it shows the weakness of mono coloured decks: The specific lack of something, removal in the mono black's case. Underworld Dreams is such a powerful card, you can't twiddle it or use your Icy Manipulator, you have to remove or blow it up, as shown. I really like the Drain Life comeback, even if it was short-lived.
True, although we are recently seeing some mono red builds that are pretty successful . Most competitive decks play with 2 colors and splash blue power, so technically they play with three colors. Personally, I like the mono decks because they show the power and weakness of each color and how the developers of the game wanted to balance it as a whole (obviously they made blue way too powerful).
@@TimmytheSorcerer Yes, mono red is an exemption due to its massive firepower: You might be hit with 8 damage round two (Goblin Grenade + Lightning Bolt), which is pretty unique, depending on the build. I like mono decks too, I've been running and tweaking my mono black since I started playing Magic. Blue's power indeed isn't in balance with the other colours. They should have given each colour its own counter/removal instead of concentrating them with Blue (Counterspell, Force Spike, Power Sink, Spell Blast and so on ...)
2nd game was over after the time twister
You need a GREAT side deck when you play mono coloured deck.
I believe that side-boarding for the mono black player against this particular deck was difficult, because black can do little against enchantments and its own color. Perhaps boarding in extra disks? 🤔
I used to have 4 disk in my Side.
Pretty sure Cuombajj is pronounced coo-ahm-badj. And Serendib is sair-in-deeb.
Those names 🤣
Timmy the Sorcerer Right? They were going for an Arabian flavor, which didn’t do us English speakers any favors, lol
lol at kumbaya witches
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