I Played Ancient EDH Decks Against Modern Commanders

[@brendensaur893]

I think the creatures are so big because they started with lands in play

[@aenubiis]

There's a lot of nostalgia on this period, so people are biased on their experience of commander back in the day... I think commander has never been this much fun, but a lot of old cards and ban philosophy prevent it from being completely casual to everyone.

[@JimNoBoDie]

My Lord of Tresserhorn deck is one of my favorites. Fun stuff you can do with him: he's a zombie so he gets those benefits, give him double strike, make him unblockable, give him infect, use stuff like stifle to counter his etb, and finally have a gravepact on the table when he etbs

[@Rooibos_Marvelous]

it was different. I'm actually building a Battle Box of Old School Commander decks

[@NerdinKorea]

Interesting to see where it all began.

[@ernsthaft3331]

great video as always!

[@hieracon475]

great video

[@fwop7436]

Lord Tresserhorn is really a powerhouse. Have fun!

[@ImKhione]

Where’d you find that post you show at the beginning of love to read it for myself since I started playing Magic/commander last year 😮

[@Dewgma]

my elder dragon wars deck is still ready for battle

[@RoscoeKane]

Totally agree on sol ring, dropped it from my decks also!

[@unknown6390]

Sol Ring rocks

[@danacoleman4007]

no. sol ring + rocks!

[@fwop7436]

Didn't you yourself say that each deck started with 3 lands in play in your previous video? Idk if the featured decks belong to that era, but that would explain why all cards are that expensive to play