You are correct! We missed that during building and review.

Decklists are now up and posted on the video description. Thank you for catching that

@@BrennonA mutate is a really cool mechanic, but it’s really complicated as well. Make sure you read up on the official rules before building so you don’t get a rude awakening with some non-bos or odd rulings. Happy building!

@@DeckDoctorsEDH thanks!

@@Samonosuke I would prescribe leeches to remove the growth, or some solemnity to prevent the growth from getting any bigger

@DeckDoctorsEDH you definitely deserve your doctorate gents, and a sub 😆

@@joebakura KZbin won’t let us post pictures in comments, but you can trust us, we’re doctors.

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@@ivancho7805 we did mention that all artifact removal becomes a pseudo creature removal in our deck tech. One thing to note, however, is haywire mite does not synergize with this strategy as it exiles non-creature artifacts. It’s still a good card, and possibly still worth adding into the deck, but doesn’t quite do what we want it to do in destroying our opponents creature/food

@@ivancho7805 that’s very true. But we put the card in our deck for when we sac our creatures. That’s the game plan for the treasure version of the deck.

Thank you! We love to see people appreciating our hard work!

@@jasondavis126 glad you found us too! We try to upload a video every week, so subscribe and make sure your notifications are on so you don’t miss any videos. We’re still new and trying to get things rolling on a steady pace, so hang with us and we’ll have new types of content in the future!

Added! Thanks for catching that

@@rustiesoulgaming that’s a tough question to answer without knowing what you ultimately want to get out of the game. But let’s assume that you’re a new commander player (based on the fact that you’re watching our channel) if you want to go with sealed product, I would encourage you to look at preconstructed commander decks. They are a great jumping off point for new players and something that can usually stand the test of time. They also give you a shell to build off of if you decide to upgrade or retool the deck. If you’re looking to buy sealed play boosters or collector boosters, that’s probably not a great path for a new player to start towards building a commander deck, it’s expensive and you’re never guaranteed any good cards or cards you would want to play. If you’re looking to build a deck from scratch, buy singles, it’s the cheapest and surest way to get the cards you need and want. Hope this helps!

@@rieslifelog thanks for the feedback! We’ll definitely take that into consideration. It’s always hard to nail down what’s “fun” for people to play. Every person enjoys the game in their own way, we really try to build powerful decks that anyone can take and build around to make it their ideal “funness” level. I would encourage you to build that Kastral deck, take a look at our deck lists and pull your favorite cards and fun synergies and make the deck your own!

@@roobistv my experience has been that “lord effects” refer to creatures that buff or otherwise add abilities to specific creature types. I believe the term was coined as a reference to the card Lord of Atlantis. That’s certainly not to say you’re wrong, these are all colloquialisms and are subject to change depending on where you are and who you know. Hope you enjoyed the deck techs and were able to take something from them!

@@dominicgrillo5703 it’s funny you should say that. I actually have a deck called “Bear Force One” and here’s my current decklist deckstats.net/decks/62682/1321198-bear-force-one-edh-

@@SobaSalamnder this could happen to anyone, nothing to be ashamed of

@@thembosupremepizza1827 but then all the guys lusting for us out there will stop watching our videos! We don’t want to lose subscribers!

We encourage everyone to play what they enjoy! It’s a big reason why we like to have two perspectives on a deck for each episode.

@@moschaGer pre-game conversations are great for this reason. Have a quick discussion about what your deck does and doesn’t do so that your pod knows what to expect and that might help to take a target off your back. I say “might” because Kudo does some stuff that a lot of people don’t like in much more casual settings.

oops see them now. Best to pin the message or but the lists in your comment header. Still enjoyed your content . Keep it up

Good catch! I'll let Pete know... after he's played it...

Check out the deck we built for anthems! www.moxfield.com/decks/cjrfarTuD0qpI0xNGOcYfQ, we're doing the buff up creatures plan here. Wanderglyph is a great card, though we didn't really lean into artifact creatures too heavily to gain significant advantage from it's buff ability. Tendershoot is also great, we try to highlight lots of good cards with great synergies in our decks, there are so many we can't always get all of them!

@DeckDoctorsEDH Wanderglyph's buff is fine, but what attracts me to it is the token generation on each upkeep.

@DeckDoctorsEDH : generating flying thopters is a good idea.

Your design was a good start. After tuning it on Moxfield, I am gathering the cards in paper to play.

Produce a warrent

He was interested in taking advantage of the relationship between food and treasure. A lot of effects in his deck make treasures as a byproduct of making food, and vice versa, and even more benefit from sacrificing artifacts in general.

Oof, the artifact creature exception was definitely an oversight. Thanks for the feedback!

@@DeckDoctorsEDH Shadow on the other hand though...