MTG Top 10: WORST Multicolored Cards | Magic: the Gathering | Episode 291

[@FrankFrankly711]

Back in the Legends days, just having a gold card was like having Magic Bling. High casting cost but it was GOLD dawg!

[@steve_jackson9933]

Lol. That is so true.

[@diobrando5896]

Spirit monger

[@dishwaser]

@@diobrando5896 fucking spirit mongers were the bane of my groups existence. One guy had an insane combo with that, Glory, and basking rootwala

[@diobrando5896]

@@dishwaser I love basking rootwalla it was my first magic card.

[@ManaDrain315]

The uncommon gold cards from Legends were all terrible and everyone knew it even then. The rare gold cards from Legends were at least hit or miss in comparison.

[@MortonGoldthwait]

I have a 900+ card drafting cube based on bad, awkward, old and unusual cards. Keep these bad card videos coming, they help keep my eyes sharp and open for new stuff to add.

[@alyssinwilliams4570]

Would love to see a card list

[@haikumagician4363]

Same here on wanting to see a card list

[@MortonGoldthwait]

You got it. Itll take a very long time, but ill get it done.

[@0Whitelottus0]

SpoonyLionheart YES PLEASE!

[@isaiahholliday3253]

Yes yes yes

[@tonythepokemonguy751]

“The early days of Magic was wacky” you ain’t lying

[@pauljimerson8218]

Yeah, vanilla 5 5 is too strong, better make it 7 mana and 2 different colors. Time walk and ancestral recall seem fair though.

[@Ouja]

@@pauljimerson8218 Both were banned when Legends dropped. Arabian Nights and Antiquities were full of broken cards. R&D was under orders at the time to nerf expansions. The very few good/great cards that came out of Legends were common/uncommon monocolored and were incidental inclusions, and certainly not game breaking.

[@ChazTheYouthful]

Hey let's make a card where you play an entire different game of magic but all it does is make someone lose half their life in the original game

[@SgtCookie111]

Can you do a "Top 10 cards that saw no standard or block play"? Basically, what are the ten best cards in magic that had standard legality but _only_ have points in eternal formats? This means that cards that were only ever released in supplementary products, such as modern horizons or commander, would not be elligible for the list. Ideally, cards that were originally printed in supplemental sets that achieved eternal format success, but were later reprinted in a standard environment, would also be excluded but that's more of a "wishlist" item, so to speak.

[@raphaeldean5801]

That's a great idea, I really would love you see that

[@crawdaddy1234]

@@raphaeldean5801 1-7. Lion’s Eye Diamond 8. Brainfreeza 9. Tendrils of Agony 10. High Tide

[@johngleeman8347]

I kept wondering where all the Legends set cards were, then I realized they collectively reigned supreme in the number one spot. All that cool lore and art wasted. XD

[@hermodnitter3902]

Make the Legends great again! They should make cards like for example "Sivitri's Dragon" with an ability that made it extraordinary good if you control a card named Sivitri Scarzam. Perfect flavor also. Problem solved ;)

[@DimT670]

Cool lore? Aren't they the teams dnd characters?

[@johngleeman8347]

@@DimT670 They seemed to be based on something. All I know is they seemed to have lots of personality, and they didn't skip out on the flavor text.

[@Blairrak]

This is the content I crave. Show me the failures of those wizards.

[@jonathantillian6528]

*Points to standard* There's a good place to start.

[@apolinarhowell7783]

Lmfaoo

[@bradcallahan3546]

How about pointing to all of the hilarious SJW art? 😂😂😂

[@NotSoSerious69420]

Jonathan Copperfall wizards prints problematic cards: ...... wizards a month before those cards rotate: BAN THEM NOW.

[@Jonathan-qk5ed]

@@bradcallahan3546 THIS

[@TheDarkHumour]

I know there's always the caveat of some of these cards working in super niche scenarios, but one such scenario would be that Martyr's Tomb with Selenia, then paying down to 13 and switching life totals with someone, knocking them out with Triskaidekophobia and Axis of Mortality or something similar.

[@FlawlessRhythmGG]

I was thinking the same thing pretty much. There's the Fateful Hour mechanic, Second Chance, Arguel's Bloodfast, Death's Shadow... I can think of a lot of ways that a free repeatable life loss can be very beneficial if the deck wants it.

[@raphaeldean5801]

Yeah, I'm putting it into my Obzedat Life-play deck, where Font of Agonies will synergize with yet another card. It's not usually good, but it's a great example of the niche usefulness of "bad" cards in EDH. Like Eternity Vessel is in there, for example.

[@MortonGoldthwait]

A special shout out should go to Warping Wurm.

[@FnrrfYgmSchnish]

I've always loved the idea of Warping Wurm... just a shame it's so horribly overcosted. 4 mana for a 1/1 is already pretty bad, but having to pay that same huge cost just to keep it phased in? WHY!?

[@MortonGoldthwait]

@@FnrrfYgmSchnish It takes a great deal of intelligence and creativity to engineer a card as dynamically bad as Warping Wurm. Crap rares are a necessity and they afford R&D wonderful opportunities to exercise abstract thought. Warping Wurm is to bad cards what the Sistine Chapen is to fine art. That's why.

[@Fak3Cake]

Merfolk of the Depths is UNCOMMON??!?! i think they meant to give it 3 CMC, but somehow made a mistake

[@wiictvchannel1112]

Even 4 CMC would just make it a draft common or maybe even usable in a flash deck but it's just a horrible uncommon!

[@Fak3Cake]

@@wiictvchannel1112 I agree, 4cmc would also be very good for a common.

[@TheShinyFeraligatr]

The reason is because Simic's theme was Evolve, so it may be a 6 mana 4/2, but it was also a 6 mana 4/2 that gave a chunk of your board +1/+1 Counters.

[@Fak3Cake]

@@TheShinyFeraligatr That's actually very insightful. 6cmc still feels iffy for an uncommon, but I guess it can be a game changer

[@brandonsheumaker2673]

Yeah, that 4 had to be a misprint.

[@andrewnash5813]

Came for the top tens, stayed for the limited play! Would love to see more opinion lists!

[@GoblinmasterYT]

I've been watching for a while. I think if we shifted to a wednesday top 10 and friday the bottom 10 of the same category could be somethong to consider (or wednesday bottom 10 friday top 10) could let you show the best and the worst of mecahnics and colors. Idk if you have thought of it before but could double the amount of videos you can make or have one idea work double time

[@GoblinmasterYT]

@Derek Cline and that's what is what I'm thinking is why it isn't like this i understand where you are coming from and it makes a lot of sense Also for people like you it'd cut your content in half since you'll only see a top 10 once a week so i get you

[@jonathantillian6528]

As much as I like the Best 10 (I haven't played constructed in almost 20 years), the Worst 10's are so much fun!

[@petrie911]

To get an idea of how bad Merfolk of the Depths is, Boon Satyr was printed in the very next set and cost 1GG for a 4/2 flash that also had Bestow 3GG. Now Boon Satyr is a strong rare and Merfolk of the Depths is a filler uncommon, but a lot of that strength comes from Bestow. Merfolk probably would have been fine at 1{G/U}{G/U}. That's knocking 3 off the mana cost to make a card that's just OK. And man, Simic could really have used the extra power in Gatecrash draft.

[@ekszentrik]

6:10 ah, Steelleaf Paladin, my first multicolored. I started playing around Onslaught/Mirrodin blocks, which was right around the time when creatures started to be good in their own right (though this was about the most significant such step, in later years creatures would of course become even better), i.e. when every multicolored tended to be almost at-rate and green creatures were always at minimum at-rate. So when I got the Steelleaf Paladin from an earlier set I was profoundly confused, because it was a French Vanilla 4/4 with a downside. I thought "It costs 6 but is otherwise a French Vanilla, does that mean the Enters-the-Battlefield effect is a positive?" I didn't really compute in my 13 years old brain that, for such already high costs, it was intended as an additional cost.

[@Zuranthium]

Invasion block was so cool because of strong multicolored cards, which had mostly been weak until then. I remember as a little kid being so disappointed with those Legends cards. They all should have cost 2 less for that era, and these days they'd need cost 3 less. Kasimir the Lone Wolf as a 1RW 5/3 creature would make a lot of sense.

[@catoticneutral]

Telling someone that Malicious Advice is a good card that they should run in their deck would be malicious advice. 10/10 flavor.

[@SomeOfTheJuice]

My friends and I love the shitty legendaries from Legends, not just because they suck, but because using them as a commander and trying to build a janky deck with them can be hilarious.

[@nickbalmes6640]

Heck yeah, another of the "Worst Cards" series 😀🤟

[@Fak3Cake]

I'm lovin it 🎶

[@Clonekiller66]

how to fix those 4 Legends from legends on screen at 8:50 Barktooth. Haste + He ETB's and Bolts something. Jedit: Flash, Vigilance, First Strike, Lifelink Lone Wolf: Basically similar abilities to Jedit Scarzam: Wither + Hexproof

[@jeminapearl4565]

Merfolk of the Depths is a terrible constructed card, but it's fine in its intended limited environment. That's because other Simic cards had the Evolve mechanic, where if another creature enters the battlefield with higher power than the original creature, it gets a +1/+1 counter. You generally couldn't activate Evolve at instant speed, making Merfolk of the Depths a combat trick in addition to being a creature.

[@andyscout]

Martyr's Tomb could have some use. It's a free life loss outlet and I've seen at least a few decks that wanted those due to synergies or shennanigans. That it can also protect the reasons you might want to lose life also helps.

[@DeeperWithDiego]

Beautiful! You set out the criteria for how you judge these cards, and stuck to it. Your objectivity is why you're part of my morning rituals! Thank you

[@discipleofurza1]

I submit to this list: Primal Visitation. An expensive Aura that will NEVER be efficient at its cost. If you are casting this spell, you've already lost.

[@hiimemily]

I've seen basic lands get picked before PV. It's _that_ bad.

[@trumanderee2366]

How are you expected to play a creature worth giving haste to and still have 5 mana free??

[@sonsysy4195]

Martyr's Tomb can be slotted in the orzhov angel commander where you switch life totals w other players then in response lower your life total to near death

[@Jonathan-qk5ed]

You have tons of better options though, and at 4 mana you're just delaying your own gameplan in the process

[@sonsysy4195]

@@Jonathan-qk5ed true. But edh can be a long game so it's not really bad to have a 4 cmc version of the better options. Its like saying why run falkenrath aristocrat (or was it noble) or vindictive vampire when you run blood artist or zulaport cutthroat in your aristocrats deck.

[@sonsysy4195]

@agnat86 i agree. There is a plethora of cards much better than this. But that commander came to mind when I saw this card.

[@pauljimerson8218]

Selenia, Dark Angel.

[@Jonathan-qk5ed]

@@sonsysy4195 Here's the thing though: cards like Vindictive Vampire etc progress your board state and are good/decent cards in their own right. This enchantment ain't any of that. (Btw, when I said you have better options than this I didn't mean just 2 or 3 more, you've got a large plethora to choose from for this role.) (on mobile)

[@erlanddrow7950]

Martyrs' Tomb would be pretty nice with a Lifelink, Life Drain and Life Gain deck. Which white and black have lots of

[@erlanddrow7950]

Heck I played against my friend yesterday who had a Black/White deck filled with life gain and 1/1s, it would be perfect to prevent ping damage to them

[@Wolfgar-jx5kl]

I remember for about 2 seconds every one thought that merfolk of the depths was gonna be badass ... that lasted about 2 seconds lol .. even if it had been a 4/4 that’s way too much mana for a merfolk card man lol.

[@NotSoSerious69420]

Even if it was a 4/2 for 4 it’d probably still be underplayed but 6 for 4/2 with no other upside other than flash is horrific. Or standard flash is just so much stronger than it usual that it mugs my ability to tell how good flash usually is.

[@Ouja]

I remember when I opened Jedit Ojanen in a booster pack when Legends dropped. I was determined to build a deck with him in it. Just needed the right cards. By the time the right cards were available, damn near everything from Legends was garbage.

[@inujosha]

What's even worse is, for the Petrahydrox, it's not just spells, it's also abilities. So your opponent could have a pinger (tap to do one damage to target) and just waste your mana for literally almost no effort.

[@NizzahonMagic]

Yep, I said as much!

[@inujosha]

@@NizzahonMagic That's because you are wise and I'm a bad listener lol

[@inujosha]

@@NizzahonMagic I apologize if I upset you by not hearing you say that my friend.

[@NizzahonMagic]

@@inujosha haha you did not

[@inujosha]

@@NizzahonMagic ❤

[@BigDiff7]

Merfolk of the Depths gets (a little bit) better when you consider it's in a set with Evolve. Instant speed giving creatures +1/+1 counters and getting a 4/2 out of the deal isn't the worst way to spend 6 mana.

[@raynmanshorts9275]

One day, top 10 sideboard staples. One day...

[@davidminor4213]

Should do one for each format.

[@nickbalmes6640]

Get in line behind our Glorious Lobster Emperor and his much desired Top 10 Cards in Vintage (Minus Power Nine). Seriously though, Top 10 sideboard staples from each format would be very interesting 👌

[@davidminor4213]

@@nickbalmes6640 Including Pauper!!!

[@MechEngDommo]

Petrahyrdox was a good card in draft back in the day. You could abuse the stack and it was annoying for an opponent to deal with. A 3/3 for 4 that was multi-color is inherently playable in draft.

[@christophercombs7561]

I use petrahydrox in my animar edh deck because it grows animar and it automatically bounces itself for normally 1 hybrid mana

[@alyssinwilliams4570]

Side note: I've only ever heard of the Legends at #1, and that 4/4 First Striking elf, all the others I'd never even heard of

[@hermodnitter3902]

Well, then it's about time to read through all of gatherer... :)

[@theunwelcome]

I can sorta see a case for Martyr's Tomb not being altogether terrible; you're not paying enough life to negate ALL the damage your creature is taking, just the amount that would kill it... yeah, it's still not GOOD, but I'm not sure it's complete garbage-tier

[@JasonCleghorn1975]

Congrats on the nuptials... We're still watching!

[@viethung9419]

I prefer watching WORST cards to best cards. Just a strange taste :))

[@TheGloriousLobsterEmperor]

I think you mean, Top 10 cards for me to build around in EDH. Or in Vintage, speaking of, do "Top 10 Vintage Cards (Minus Power 9)".

[@nickbalmes6640]

At least no Homarids or Crustaceans made this list 😅

[@TheGloriousLobsterEmperor]

@@nickbalmes6640 Exactly.

[@pauljimerson8218]

Crabs are OP

[@Scheuersicle]

You didn't bash any favorites of mine, but you've definitely given me qualms about my cube choices..

[@shellymenzies841]

Merfolk of the Depths would come in as _somewhat_ a “surprise” to your opponent after they attack and then realise that the 6 mana you left unspent was so you could flash in that piece of shit. The surprise however is that your opponent would’ve expected something _(...anything)_ better than you dropping 6 cmc on that Merfolk 🤯🤪😂 In all seriousness though... Can someone please explain to me why “Malicious Advice” is on this list (at number 8)? I mean is the card amazing? No, but it is still somewhat effective. As Nizzahon said it can still have somewhat an impact on the game. Given the card would be so much better if it had the option to not untap during your untap step (like that older ability seen in Amber Prison) so you could keep the permanents tapped. I still think it is playable and could possibly buy you the time you need to turn things in your favour.

[@luketargett2233]

Good vid, I was expecting Stangg!

[@andros1486]

Harbor Guardian seems like it could go in a group hug type deck in EDH, might as well just play Howling Golem though.

[@savingstumps]

Haha, we used to always laugh at Barktooth Warbeard. Glad to see the tradition continues.

[@CastleGoCrash]

Harbor Guardian, EDHRec: 3 Decks ...let me guess, those 3 decks are degenerate group hug, right?

[@hermodnitter3902]

Mine is one of those three decks. Phelddagrif :)

[@crovax1375]

I play Martyrs Tomb in an Alesha Who Smiles at Death deck that uses a life total manipulation strategy. The deck uses Children of Korlis to recover massive amounts of spent life with Sanguine Bond in play to deal incredible amounts of damage. Martyrs Tomb isn't an all-star in the deck, it's just a reasonable way of being able to lose a lot of life quickly

[@jzoobs]

I've been a sucker for Gold border cards since I cracked first packs. Something so fun to me about them.

[@MatthewSmith-qd6du]

i heard somewhere that alot of the legendary creatures from the legends set were named after the DnD characters that richard garfield and his friends had at the time... dont remeber where i heard it tho....

[@jeffreynowak8866]

Duelist magazine 20 yrs ago

[@MatthewSmith-qd6du]

@@jeffreynowak8866 cheers

[@hermodnitter3902]

Harbor Guardian is a powerhouse in my Phelddagrif group hug EDH deck. Card draw for opponent? Perfect!

[@jaredwonnacott9732]

I disagree with Martyr's Tomb, only because infinite life combos exist, and Orzhov is definitely the right colors for life gain synergy. If it had be Izzet, I'd heartily agree, but in the right deck it essentially reads, prevent all damage to creatures you control, which at 4 mana is pretty good.

[@wiictvchannel1112]

Ahh, back in the day I had a Red/Black zombie deck and used 4 Lava Zombies. I thought it was so awesome that a 4/3 that could pump was three mana.

[@rashakor]

The Legends at #1 could be used for cedh with handicap as they could be assigned as mandatory commander

[@Jonathan-qk5ed]

that's not cedh though...

[@rashakor]

Hellhole3927 or just regular EDH with handicap

[@LowellLGraves]

I made Kajiit character on ESO named Jedit Ojanen lol

[@johnworcester2121]

You know, i was positive that Petrahydrox would have some use in a Weird Tribal or something, as a trigger for a creature that does something when another weird enters the battlefield, but i couldn't find anything.

[@CaptainUrielVentris7]

Woodwraith Strangler would be pretty solid in limited I have to imagine.

[@NizzahonMagic]

Nope

[@tehrulefoo]

Segmented Wurm should have had the ability to let you regenerate the wurm when it's targeted, since the flavor text implies it sheds parts of itself to avoid harm.

[@AxiomofDiscord]

Could you imagine a BU rogue that is a 2/1 flyer or some other form of evasion that bounces a rogue when it comes into play and for 1 life can be returned to your hand in the current meta ... I can

[@javiertalay]

I think the problem with vintage multicolored cards is that they used to see multicoloredness as an upside since these cards could benefit from effects that affected both colors. At some point there was a change of paradigm which implied steep cost means harder to cast and better abilities and rendered multicolored spells better in general

[@BrotherAlpha]

I would love it if WotC went through all of the trash legendary creatures from Legends and remade them with an eye for commander. Don't power them up to the point where they would be banned in standard, but make them worthy of commander.

[@roydickel9183]

Yeah I was looking at some old school artifacts seeing the pretzel logic they used trying to make equipment before the was equipment

[@keagancollins3243]

Segmented worms ability should be “counter that spell or ability and put a -1/-1 counter on segmented worm”

[@adoodwithgood]

the worm is"nt actually that bad compared to the other cards \

[@Ninjamanhammer]

Yeah, a 5/5 for five is plenty limited playable even with a slight downside.

[@agentofashcroft]

Me from number 10 until number 2 - "Where are all the janky legends from Legends?". Me at number 1 - "Oh, there they are!"

[@DAsrada]

The deck that uses Martyr's Tomb is Selenia Life Control, which is an EDH deck that uses Selenia, who can bounce herself by paying 2 life. Basically you get yourself really really low and then either Repay in Kind to put everyone at that life total, or Axis of Mortality to switch life totals off.

[@timbawden2577]

Wouldn't you just use Selenia for that effect then? Why would you need the tomb? Redundancy makes sense for cards that aren't your commander, but doesn't really make sense with your commmander

[@hermodnitter3902]

@@timbawden2577 Redundancy can be smart as a one-of. Especially since black can access all those tutors. Not so fun if Selenia is "Imprisoned in the moon" ... and it's an enchantment, hard to get rid of

[@timbawden2577]

@@hermodnitter3902 but there are other better life outlets in that case. Mischievous Poltergeist, Blood Celebrant, wall of blood, Soul Channeling is pretty much 100% better than the card as well.

[@zackkelley2940]

That has to be a typo on Harbor Guardian. The text implies a tax has to be payed to the guardian. Letting them draw another card is the literal opposite of a tax. I would've figured whoever controlled the guardian would get an extra draw OR the the other player would have to discard a card.

[@vinnythewebsurfer]

I really wanna ask R@D what they were thinking about when making cards like woodwraith Strangler and Bloodcurdler. Itd be like making a life gain creature that hurts you after gaining you life or ramping out cards that then get destroy before you could even tap it. Geez

[@AkaAkoVT]

I do wonder... have any designers ever talked about the weirdly weak legendaries from Legends? Like, what the idea was with the super bad stats.

[@DimT670]

Yea they said they didn't know how to design gold cards. Moreover most of them are about at the rate of normal creatures at the time, of you dont take in account the restrictions and the fact they cost two colours

[@Kurotekken]

So glad you call the format EDH like a normal person

[@mbarker_lng]

I've had this theory that Legends was an unfinished set. I can't think of any other reason these Legends had no abilities, absurdly high CMCs, and there were other legends in the same set that were way better. Its like they came up with the art, the target costs (which is 7 for many), and the stats but didnt have time to R+D some abilities. Its a shame to see some of the good art on these cards (like Lone Wolf and Sivitri) going to waste.

[@nathanielmarks1754]

When I was a kid Jedit Ojanen was in all of my decks just because the card art is awesome! I lost a lot of games though.

[@jamesgasik3424]

What, no Tobias Andrion? In Blue, he'd fly. In White, he'd fly AND have vigilance. Instead he has the awesome power of...flavor text.

[@NizzahonMagic]

A 5 mana 4/4 is bad, but not as bad as the ones I went with

[@Darwingreen5]

I really wish they'd update the Legends, legends to modern design. If anything to just have a bad-ass Sivitri that's actually worth casting. Kind of like how they used the commander decks to update the weatherlight crew.

[@streetpeter3210]

My new project. Make an EDH deck that runs all 10 of these cards. #2 if you have WAR Narset, there isn't a downside 🤷‍♂️

[@Interesting_Failure]

Flavorfully, Segmented Wurm really should counter the spell or ability in addition to gaining the counter. And maybe only triggered if the opponent controlled it. Wouldn't have made it good enough, but interesting, maybe.

[@DoomSpellSkadi]

For harbour guardian It can team up with friendly opponent and let him draw card at Edh environment

[@dapperghastmeowregard]

I feel like these sorts of lists should be segregated into like pre and post Modern or something, otherwise you get a lot of "This card printed when Serra Angel was considered game-breaking doesn't hold up to the standards of an environment where Baneslayer is considered mediocre."

[@zsjostrom35]

Segmented Wurm would have been WAY cooler (and better) and also fit the flavor text better if it countered the spell in addition to adding the -1/-1 counter.

[@TheDougWay]

I still don't understand how they failed so hard with Steel-Leaf Paladin when they had Fleetfoot Panther in the same set and it was 8x better.

[@nonofyabidnez5737]

I actually got excited having Steel Leaf Champion lol

[@hitmangfx7162]

Merfolk of the Depths may technically fail the vanilla test, but what if you have 3-4 Merfolk lords on the table? Flash him in, ambush a creature, then swing for 7 or 8 (then Fling him).

[@NizzahonMagic]

lol

[@alyssinwilliams4570]

Sivitri has cool art at least

[@Toast_Points]

Woo! I love all your videos but the Worst ones are my favorites

[@vemonousyelkmis5299]

Nice video Nizzrin.

[@bosslca9630]

Sooo, I'm one of those EDHRec points for Martyr's Tomb and I have to say you missed the value. The point of it is to play it in a life-gain deck or a group-hug deck and prevent the 1 last lethal damage to key creatures. You can use this as politics to save other player's key creatures. It may not objectively be a good card, but it's a fun card and has it's place.

[@jediprotector216]

Looking at the Legends version of Elder Dragons then looking at the M19 versions of Elder Dragons, you can see Wizards of the Coast learned their lesson after 20 years. Old Vaevictis Asmadi is a terrible dragon compared to his Dire version.

[@forgottonpast6847]

Anybody else notice that besides to final ones that each color pair was used besides Boros?

[@josephjames9090]

Im sorry boris i didnt mean it

[@forgottonpast6847]

That was hilarious

[@josephjames9090]

@@forgottonpast6847 thanks ammon

[@TheOmninovoi]

martyr's tomb has some darn cool art though!

[@martinrosschou]

I think #2 has it's (very) niche use. If you for some reason want your opponent to draw cards, like Underworld Dreams, for example, this is not a bad card. Ofcourse it should be that you and defending player draws, or it should be a 5/5, for sure it is terrible, but that's some times what makes magic great, that there are card that can fill tons of very niche uses. Can't wait till some one makes a totally busted deck with that 1 black mana, discard your hand card. For sure the worst card ever right? For now... For now :)

[@baratiecook]

Wow, I miss those old gold borders

[@salthebard6258]

This video was incredible. Thank you for doing a "worst of"

[@andyspendlove1019]

At least Petrahydrox's flavor text is amazing.

[@collinhauger5018]

Can Mountain Titan stack it's ability?

[@loopiloop]

Malicious Advice is funny, because giving people in your playgroup the advice to run Malicious advice would be malicious.

[@Caladian]

Was about to write something long about how did you miss 2/3rds of an entire block in this (Legends). Then you basically put them all at #1 bad

[@Sweetguy1821]

I'm guessing not much though went into making gold cards in legends, nothing like a two color 7 mana craw worm lol

[@TheSpiritombsableye]

I was wondering where the Legendary creatures in Legends were.

[@SpitefulAZ]

I think you left out Kangee, Aerie Keeper 4 mana for a 2/2 flier most of the time. Turning him into a lord is so expensive!

[@Reboundary]

Kangee still probably has a couple of hundred of edhrec decks to their name.

[@lodeguillen5052]

Wow... you went a little hard on both harbor guardian and the wurm. Sure, they could’ve been better but in my opinion, you could do that with harbor guardian by only giving it flying. If the wurm was one less mana, it would even be a decent rare in limited.

[@n3croticism]

At least Steel Leaf Paladin grew up to become Steel Leaf Champion, a much better creature.

[@Chuubii]

Saying that Marty's Tomb is a bad card just shows a huge lack of creativity on your end. It may not be the most effective cards in the world, but it has some neat tricks: 1. Combine with Horobi, Death's Wail for free removal. 2. Get to an odd life number and win with Near-Death Experience 3. Exchange life total cards Probably a lot of things I am missing

[@fouryearslater6618]

The only way mountain Titan is any good is if you use black spells that have storm.

[@gustavomartinsdesouza5548]

Wait, martyr tomb is not good in nde decks?

[@joshturner9443]

I genuinely don't understand why there would be two cards with that are essentially identical in all but colors and have one just have one more power than the other. I know magic design was very different back then but like... they understood the appeal of cycles and symmetry. Why in the world would you make a 7 mana 6/5 and a 7 mana 5/5 in the same set with similar theming and the same type of mana cost? It just... feels so wrong