Yes

lol, that sounds janky as hell and super fun, too. Definitely amps up the difficulty factor as well.

Thanks! Glad you liked it! :) I considered Urza's Ruinous Blast but down to the wire, you can only run 100 cards in your deck :P

Awesome! Hope it was helpful :)

Yes, I agree. This was what I did in its first iteration because I was drafting it with players relatively new to the game. That's what I titled the video the "EASIEST Way to Build..." Since then, I have vastly improved how my commander cube is drafted. In fact, if you go to my CubeCobra link for it, you'll see that this option is no longer supported when testing my cube out there. My cube is now drafted like Commander Masters. I do have a video showcasing that way of drafting it, which is MUCH better than this one for seasoned commander players as well as limited players.

Awesome! Glad you liked it! Happy it turned out even better for you!

Aw yeah! I've always liked Sun Quan. So good! I try and shoehorn him in wherever I can.

Not gonna spoil anything, but you might wanna stick around for the next episode :P

That is a VERY old rule. You can't INCLUDE lands that have mana symbols outside of your color identity. But lands like City of Brass can tap for any color - even those outside of your color identity. Same with sacrificing treasure tokens for mana.

@TheCommanderTavern yea looked it up not to long after I left this comment. Changed back in 2016. How'd me an my friends miss that? Lol been playing slightly wrong for years!

Aw yeah!

I had to make SO MANY difficult cuts when brewing this deck before even testing it out. The last cut I made was Double Down. And I cut it only because of there being less than 20 pirates in the deck (since I had already cut out more than a handful to get the deck down to 100). When commanders are this open, it's so difficult settling on which 99 cards to leave in. But I was quite happy with how it turned out so I left it like that.

@@TheCommanderTavern yeah I love your brew! Definitely a good jumping off point for me

Thanks! That means a lot! Oh wow! Yedora! I LOVE that deck! Nice to hear about such a deep cut of the channel :P I'm honored!

No promises!

Ooh! Very true! And on flavor!

I literally said that it was how I preferred to build around it (didn't say it was the best way) and I also mentioned that you can build the mana base however you want, whether you want to make it cheaper or more expensive is up to you. A deck's mana base is literally up to the brewer's discretion on how to go about it.

No promises!

@@TheCommanderTavern ok

Ooh! I like it!

Yeah, I tested it. The deck is low to the ground so it doesn't need so many lands (most of the early game spells are super cheap). It wants to fill the yard more with looting than self-milling. That being said, that part of the strategy is very flexible, since the main strategy is the unblockable creatures. So you can very easily tailor this to be more to your liking in terms of land count and self-milling.

Thanks! Glad you liked it! The reason it doesn't have so many boardwipes is because it's a creature-based deck. You don't want to wipe the board so often.

Big same! At least now we finally have a white card in the same vein!

Yeah, that's something you're definitely going to have to wait for until maybe a week after release.

Yeah, same thing happened with me. I found it was too slow. But if you're swinging with small, unblockable creatures, you'll always get early tarmogoyfs. Granted, they might necessarily be huge early on, but they'll definitely get there. And once you're making 3 9/10's per combat, you'll definitely be a threat, lol.

Same! It's one of my favorite equipment!

Nice! Glad it was helpful :) Yeah, I thought the same thing. Disa doesn't really scream reanimator but fortunately those tarmogoyf tokens are no joke!

Yup! I love Blade of Selves! Definitely a great card to include here.

Correct!

Haha, yeah, it also happens sometimes with regular limited, too :P Gotta always make space for those blasted lands! XD In all seriousness though, that's what you're drafting 20 mana-fixing lands in its own pack because it's inevitable for a handful of your other 60 cards to not fit your commander's color identity. That way you're not just slotting in >30+ basics. You need to be able to play your cards, after all. I found this to be the best way to draft it and ensure everyone has a viable play experience.

Nice! All amazing suggestions! Love it!

Great minds think alike ;)

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful :)

In what sense?

For real! But at least we finally got a viable 5C experience commander XD

Thanks! That means a lot :')

@@TheCommanderTavern you’re welcome! I was searching for some help about this precon and your video is one of the most interesting!

Awesome! Glad it was helpful!

I literally play this deck in real life (link at end of comment to my actual deck with the actual cards) and have won multiple times with it. I made this video precisely because I have the deck. Granted, I mostly update all my decks with new sets so the deck does have a couple of cards different than the video, for obvious reasons. You don't need every single card printed with morph just because it's a morph deck. Most morph effects are trash, with the best ones being interaction. There're multiple ways of playing face-down creatures without it being via morph, megamorph, or disguise. You can also manifest or have them enter face-down via other methods. www.moxfield.com/decks/qQUTPkJlf0KqOzjB0F4vNg

You don't have to do anything in commander. But the point of a guide channel is to point people towards making good decisions and make functional decks. 17 morphs is way too few unless you're playing a bunch of tutor effects and powerful draw engines that don't revolve around having morphs. You have zero tutors and you aren't playing Rhystic Study, Sylvan Library, or the One Ring (which is fine, I respect decisions to not play these cards, that isn't the point). Your deck lacks win conditions only having printlifter and a beastmaster's ascension. The deck has multiple payoffs for turning things face up, but 49 of the cards in your deck do not get discounted by your commander, so the majority of your mana is going into playing those cards, not turning thing face up. You especially can't afford to turn things up because you are light on ramp and the morphs that you do have in the deck cost on average 4 mana to turn face up. Additionally, you've got a ton of cloak and manifest support in the deck, but only 28 creatures and only 3 non-creatures with a morph cost. Two thirds of the manifests and cloaks are just 2/2 creatures that you can't do anything with even if you did have mana. So you're only real win condition is the beastmaster's ascension.

Wow! I'm so glad you liked it that much! It means a lot! :')

Very true! Great catch!

Nice! I love that wincon. I even have it as a wincon in my Marisi, Breaker of the Coil deck.

You can definitely run it! That's an easy add.

Also run something like surrack and goreclaw that gives everything haste to swing out that turn

Ooh! Realmbreaker, the Invasion Tree would be great here!

I considered Gor Muldrak in my initial build but cut it when trimming the deck to 100 cards. Along that same vein I considered Hungry Lynx for the same reason. Domain is super strong in this deck and I also considered it - specifically Collective Restraint. Unfortunately, as good as so many cards are for Omo, the deck can only have 99 additional cards XD I love your suggestions, though! So many great cards!

@@TheCommanderTavern I'm also glad you went with other styles of evasion than shifting sliver. If I wanted to play slivers I'd play slivers. And your the first person I've seen bring up treefolk protector! In addition to that there is trite sanctum that can give indestructible to a god and skip the need for its 2nd ability with everything counter

@@welshmanthebestbanana3635 I know, right? It's quite tempting to run slivers but at that point why be coy? Just play 5C slivers, lol.

YES!!!! That's the kind of spice I love!!

Hey can you explain this interaction to me I don’t understand😅

​@@ethangrabas6068 Any copy effect, Vesuva included, can only copy cards as they are printed. They don't care about any counters, equipment or auras attached to the thing being copied. As long as the creature Vesuva is trying to copy is a land by the enchantments mentioned already , you'll get another copy of that creature without the enchantment that initially turned it into a land because copy effects can only copy the printed values of a card, nothing else. I don't know if I explained that all but I hope that helps!

Rather janky and niche way to just copy a creature. Losing vesuva and the original creature for a forest and a copy that is.

⁠@@josephschulte1073 You don’t lose anything if you’re copying your opponents best creature after turning it into a forest.

Thanks! Glad you liked it! :)

At least +17 (Land Creature is +2, there are +10 non basic land types and +5 basic land types). Then if you put it on creature lands like Inkmoth Nexus, +1 for artifact. Or if you are cheeky and has a Snow Basic land, that’s +2. Oh did I forget to mention Inkmoth nexus has infect?

Ooh! That is 10,000% spicy! I love it! Embiggen is even better if used on a snow basic land with an everything counter since it'll have 2 additional supertypes.

Exactly right!

I'm late to the responses, but take a look at Inkmoth Nexus. Keep this Embiggen play in mind, and mind the moth.

When I started building this, I quickly realized that there wasn't enough lhurgoyfs or even changelings to make it worth my while. But if that changes in the future, more could definitely be added. I wouldn't cut a land for a nonland card, considering the number of lands in the deck is already at a functional minimum.

You still want some amount of fixing because if Omo is removed the lands stops being everything

Yes, but the everything counter only gives all subtypes if Omo is on the battlefield.

Exactly! Redundancy is key.

Ooh! That's a solid suggestion!

Thanks! Glad you liked it! :) I'm really proud of this one :P

Thanks! Glad you liked it! :)