Naru Meha vs Yisan vs Animar vs Tymna/Tana | CEDH Gameplay

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

*Decklists* Yisan: bit.ly/S01E05-Yisan Naru-Meha: bit.ly/S01E05-Naru-Meha Animar: bit.ly/S01E05-Animar Tymna/Tana: bit.ly/S01E05-Tymna-Tana

[@DUxMORTEM]

What art is ryans playmate from?

[@swimsean1]

these are such a joy to watch, the combination of narration with the graphics make it clear and easy to follow. I love what you do. if at all possible, would you make the triggers that go unmentioned slight more eye-catching, I'm not exactly sure how you could do that, but its something that I think would greatly improve the viewers understanding of what's going on at the table without you mentioning it every time. thank you for your work and please keep it up!

[@NeuroticLobster]

That sounds like a lot of extra editing work! Personally I would rather they put out more videos than spend much longer editing each one.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

We can look into it. Thank you for your feedback!

[@Good1Chance]

@@PlayingWithPowerMTG I think the pips that pop up for rhystic study should be little middle fingers that are followed up with fuck you, I draw when I waaant.

[@joebutcher7456]

Chance Toledo I mean, there’s a very obvious reason why that is not going to occur...

[@DoubleBeast]

Wow, someone really did it. EXCELLENT NARRATION & PRESENTATION! Seriously, this is what I've wanted to see. Genius simplicity. Funnily enough, I was just thinking yesterday about how long it would be before someone produced easy-to-follow cEDH gameplay. Thank you guys, I sincerely appreciate your content. As for input, I will say the immediate opening to the video is a bit "generic" because of the blocky white text. Though the opening "title" was a bit plain and pale (white text on a light background), I did pick up on the nice transition effects that were used. Made me go from "Hm" to "Hmm... ☝️ This is going to be good." By the way, the animated background looks like "Super Polymerization" from Yu-Gi-Oh! so I was like "Huh, cool. This is Magic right?" Haha. Anyway, though the simple text may not make the most spectacular intro title, it works well for the actual presentation. I would say it's like I'm watching a tutorial, and as someone who's eager to see how cEDH decks perform, this was right on the money. One thing that could be added is a transparent "Turn" counter along the right edge of the screen at the center.

[@ayu5tails]

Nobody took care of that Rhystic Study and it costed them the game.

[@xeotech1]

Needs to be banned.

[@RagingRugbyst]

Uh... no? Ever played with Remora?

[@ayu5tails]

@@xeotech1 a nature's claim would have done the same job.

[@RagingRugbyst]

@@generussell6145 no, netdecks, especially competitive ones are 1 tutor away from dealing with your board so... I don't get where you are coming from? The elitist casual that thinka that all you do in cedh is t2/3 win? Unfortunate phrasing? Elitist casual that thinks that buildig HIS bad deck makes him better than somebody that admits he can't brew something solid and looks for a good base online? Dunno.

[@RagingRugbyst]

@@generussell6145 it stayed around because sometimes in card games you don't draw an answer to a threat and just die to it, for all we know that's what happened, that or everyone just assumed the player to their left would care enough to do it, which is also possible, since these guys fetch for duals EoT when they have shocks in the deck. Again, looking up a decklist for competitive//high-power environments is standard practice, you need to make sense of the format and what's good in it. Refusing to do it, handicapping your deckbuilding by not doing your homework is just a way to justify the salt//elitism of a contrarian point of view, not mentioning more likely to make you end up with inadequate interaction. "Combo oriented netdecks" are probably better than anything you could come up with, pay some respect to the amazing community concocting them.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

You can find the Naru Meha list here: tappedout.net/mtg-decks/naru-meha-competitive-playing-with-power-mtg/

[@g_n9726]

I've had this mono blue deck that is WICKED similar to the Naru Meha build! Gotta try using him as the General for sure

[@ZakanaHachihaCBC]

Logan Erwin *her

[@MichaelJohnMAGA]

I swear Tymna has been in every video so far...great to see another vid, though!

[@Repetoire]

So this is the fabled “fast” competitive EDH everyone talks about

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

A lot of CEDH games go long. I think it's just the short games that get the most talk, because they are actually pretty uncommon. Although, you may want to check out our Season 01 finale, the lightning round! kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKO4p6htfpuGjZY

[@gordonross3270]

6 turns seems pretty fast

[@falconlord7811]

Hands down the best edh gameplay. Excellent commentary, recording and edits!

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Thank you!

[@jackthayden]

Just found your channel recently, and recently have gotten into cEDH. Really enjoying the content. Want to point out that Don didn't need to kill the Phyrexian Revoker to be able to flicker the Coiling Oracle. The Revoker may have named Deadeye Navigator, but the soulbound mechanic gives both creatures that ability. The Revoker would keep the Navigator from flickering (and therefore resetting) itself, but would not stop the Oracle, as it is the Oracle's ability. Thanks again for the great content!

[@LogoMotive11]

REALLY wanna see that Neru Meha deck list. I love competitive decks with uncommon commanders, and I already run a mono blue Naban Deck, so got alot of pieces. Great vid guys!

[@Narabedla4]

you mean pieces like counterspells, card draw, counterspells, mass bounce, counterspells, Flicker oh and card draw?

[@MostUndignified]

You could literally replicate that list based 100% off of what you've seen already. You know it runs deadeye navigator combo's for flickering Naru/mana/mulldrifter etc, full counterspell package, digging spells (so you can also assume muddle the mixture and 0cmc land transmute of course), and then proceed to stuff a full 12 inch d**k lab maniac package in to your deck, tune it to your meta on how many extra turns vs how many infinite combo's you want and done. Obviously don't forget your bounce spells for naru meha.

[@TomGalonska]

I love it! I don't get to play cEDH myself, but watchig these videos is so cool! :D I want to play in that group! :P

[@jdcommander7026]

You should really consider playing on PlayEDH. There's some solid play there and it's a strong mix of decks and high level play

[@jakobostheimer4066]

JD Commander what’s PlayEDH

[@addambarcelos]

aven mindcensor is insanely good xD. and interesting victory with naru meha flickering. really good

[@uphillwalrus5164]

The decks in this pod make me feel nostalgic and it's only been a couple years

[@rossmitchell5453]

Very high quality videos you guys, great job, even included the decklists in the description I love how thorough you are it really makes you stand out

[@jeanventura5366]

No victory animation :( Great content, keep it up!

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

We REALLY went back and forth on this one! We had two different camps where people liked and disliked it. We tried it without for this video. Thank you for the feedback. We will bring it back if people really want it!

[@garysalazar5279]

@@PlayingWithPowerMTG Great job as always! I think the victory animation add uniqueness and flavor to your videos and makes it different than other EDH game vids. Would love to see it back!

[@probablyzaddy]

Monoblue players don't get victory animations

[@LethalPigeon7]

Thank christ.

[@namename8004]

I like the victory animation. It's an awesome and unique way to finish the video. I like end game stats even better, though. I doubt anyone would complain about the stats while I could understand why someone would dislike the victory animation. Nonetheless, I think the videos are better with the victory animation.

[@DanielRiveroPadilla]

These videos are simply awesome, the small jokes and comments just make it for me, please continue. And it's good to see some new commanders.

[@SkulblakaFreohr]

I still can’t get over how amazing Ryan’s playmat is.

[@mariecarrillo1737]

A lot of people dont like powered up decks, but i dont mind. I love the challenge. Its the only way your really going to be able to test out your deck 100%. Keep them coming maaaaaaaaaaaaaan! GG😎

[@bghty7410]

That was an insane win out of no where. These videos rock! I miss the final victory animation.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

We were testing it to see how people felt. We will bring them back if people want them!

[@jorgejavierbaroudiortiz7325]

What a great format to see commander. I really was entertained watching this. Keep the great work!

[@jessicalepins1433]

It's satisfiyng to see play some expansive edh decks, it also helps me to upgrade some of mine, great work !

[@austin31bennett]

You are my favorite commander channel! Please keep making these videos :) I dont play competitively but it's still fun for me to watch these and see all these cards I've never heard of!

[@MrEugene112]

Damn! I honestly wish I could help with suggestions but I'm honestly blown away!

[@MoshiMoshiMan]

Rhystic Study did so much work that game!

[@KT-dq6wv]

It always does :D

[@LordsOfSkulls]

May i say, i love this version of commander on youtube. >.> Its so nice and quick. and can read and see all cards.

[@Kayzizzle]

Love competitive edh. Came across this channel because of this

[@brettsutherland8390]

Absolutely loving your videos, the editing and commentary are great, sweet decks too!

[@TheSharklionBeast]

This was great! So smooth to watch and it's interesting to see powerful edh decks

[@Mewtwoisabeast]

i like this way more then the star city games one its faster and the edits are good

[@Sheridan25]

Guys I enjoy these videos so much. Can't wait to see this channel grow even faster. Great content, keep it up!

[@benpeterson4673]

Quick thing: the phrexian revoker wouldn't have stopped Don from flickering the Oracle, because Deadeye navigator gives the ability to the other creature, so you actually would want to name the creature you don't want flickering.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Great observation. Ryan wanted to make sure Deadeye couldn't flicker himself to soulbond with anything more scary, (like Palinchron, etc.).

[@Shannon_Vlogs]

Enjoyed watching! Thanks!

[@dennard93]

Illusionist's Stratagem with no valid targets was a misplay right there. 9:12

[@highestvolume]

up to two

[@demundoamundo5950]

Dude your gameplay videos are amazing. Been watching and waiting for them for a while now. Just one small thing: track the turns on the screen. Helps out the viewer a lot.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

We had feedback that people didn't like that. We will add that back in if people wish.

[@DingleBerryLord]

Great game! It’s a joy to see new commanders.

[@jughead_jones]

makes my day to watch these every time they are uploaded

[@andrewlaverghetta715]

I like watching these. It's fun to be like... John plays a $90 fetch land, then he cracks it to get a $500 land. He plays a $200 mana rock... He taps his land to play a $4 Sol Ring (HEY! I'VE GOT THAT CARD!) But for really, these are really entertaining and helpful.

[@richardadams7667]

I find these so fun to watch btw. I’m not CEDH at all and refuse to play some ‘stronger’ strategies and cards. But it’s fascinating to see the other side of EDH and you also make it so watchable!!

[@jerryturgin6583]

8:42 when b pod is in play you could have gone for the win, by poding aven into felidar Guardian, flicker pod, pod felidar G into karmic guide, reanimate felidar, flicker pod, pod felidar into kiki jiki, then activate kiki jiki to make a copy of karmic guide, bring back felidar, flicker kiki jiki, then you have kiki jiki felidar combo set up.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

To be fair, I was VERY new to the deck when we recorded this. This was when we were building new decks weekly, and I didnt have much time to test it. -Mike

[@sektorone1466]

Ryan's playmat is really nice!

[@ye11owf1ashed5]

Last blood pod turn he could have won by poding Aven Mind Sensor for Felidar guardian (FG), flickering birthing pod, BP (birthing pod) sacking FG, getting Karmic Guide (KG). KG gets FG flickering PB sacking KG getting KiKi-Jiki, mirror breaker thereby going infinite.

[@IceNineKing]

Felidar guardian was revealed by Dark Confidant ... so Feliguar Guardian was in his hand and don't have enough mana to win that turn.

[@drake8281]

Justice for my boys Don and Ryan who haven't gotten a W under their belt

[@inthestateofdelirium]

Remembering all those rhystic study triggers!

[@SpiritWatcher1987]

The study still won him the game forcing his opponents to pay the 1 mana for each card limiting them to any responses to his win cons I feel.

[@jexzis8264]

Now I wanna build a Naru Meha deck, it seems to be a really fun deck to pilot

[@TheAranan]

What's the reasoning for Protean Hulk in the Yisan build? That seems like a pretty out-there choice for that deck.

[@NeuroticLobster]

He might be running a few 6 drops like Duplicant, Bane of Progress, and Woodland Bellower, so it's probably not a bad inclusion if that is the case.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

An edge case where the board is about to be wiped. You can verse him out in response and setup your wincon. It doesn't come up much, and it meta dependent.

[@demetrilimberopoulos8105]

Yeeeesssss finally!!! I’ve been waiting all day! I’m so excited!!

[@GeneralTobiHD]

Well me too xD

[@allisonwatson3837]

I played cedh naru Meha last year, interesting seeing a good number of people pick her up recently. But yeah I discovered literally yesterday, like somebody else pointed out, that naru doesn't change the number of targets stratagem had so it's an illegal play. Thus means I made multiple illegal plays last year. It's a bummer and really hurts her viability.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

You can use Ghostly flicker as well. But if he re-arranged his spells just a bit differently, that would still work. He could cast the strategem, then chain of vapor, then recast naru and that would've worked.

[@Lashkor]

@@PlayingWithPowerMTG Ghostly Flicker doesn't draw a card though, so it doesn't draw your deck.

[@edh_alters7116]

@@Lashkor He had a Sunscorched Desert in play so he could have just flickered that infinitely to kill everyone.

[@felipeandreas3783]

Mike was gonna combo off on the next turn....sadly wast blood pod day

[@fabroxfabrox3783]

Another fantastic video! Keep up the good work!

[@richardadams7667]

Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but that last play was an illegal one. When you cast Strategem and choose 0 creatures, that locks in your selection. If you then copy that spell, the copy will target no creatures also and that would be it. He would however have been able to cast strategem targeting Naru, then Chain Naru, then cast Naru copying the Strategem. And produce the desired effect.

[@ph0enixguard]

The card literally says "You may choose new targets for the copy."

[@TheSpikeFeeders]

@@ph0enixguard You can change the targets of the copy but you can't change the number of targets. - Jim

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Ahh bummer, a slight misplay. At least he did have the means to win if he just sequenced them differently. We weren't sure on the ruling because the ruling says you can declare no targets, 1 target, or 2. Good to know for future reference. Thank you!

[@TheSpikeFeeders]

@@PlayingWithPowerMTG For sure. Eliot plays this deck a lot and had the same misconception initially because it is pretty unintuitive. Regardless, the game was sweet and I am happy to see that you guys love weird decks just as mich as we do! - Jim

[@aaronbekech7204]

Good call misplay is misplay

[@JohnSmith-kc8mv]

yeah i have flickerd narhu to copy times stretch and if it resolves i mean, GG. When i saw her i knew she was broken as hell, being a fan of playing talrand and kess, i will say narhu meha is very versatile and great late game, her early game is questionable.

[@eatmoretidepods2499]

That was a really good game played by Jacob. Maybe Naru Meha can rise in teir

[@xeotech1]

Jacob just resolved a Rhystic Study and derp auto win from there.

[@philippbayer866]

Great video. Thats how I wann see edh

[@allylikescyndaquil]

There was a missed rules interaction on Ryan's part. Naming Deadeye Navigator with Phyrexian Revoker does not have the effect he intended, as the card states, "Each of those creatures has". If he wanted to stop the flickering of Coiling Oracle, he would have had to name Coiling Oracle with the revoker. It did not end up mattering this game, but it's something to be aware of as the player running revoker.

[@mikes7423]

and when Coiling Oracle reentered, it's not clear if he rebonded Deadeye to the Oracle....fair to say that's what he did. Just wasn't clear...

[@alexstanworth3989]

Please do more of these, also what play mats were they using?

[@TheFedeLegend]

Amazing video format!

[@orsettomorbido]

Tax on spells: 41. Holy cow.

[@Ahamkeira]

Really hard to do a KI combo when you uh... combo yourself?

[@NilsPyssling]

I couldn't find a comment about this, but I didn't read all 200 of them... Jacob's original Stratagem had 0 targets and copies of it would have 0 targets. He wouldn't be able to target Naru with the copies and wouldn't have flickered her to draw his library. So Jacob broke some rules winning this game.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Thanks for the info. We were told in other comments that this was the case.

[@jordanmantle4737]

Does Ryan have a online list for Yisan? i would like to compare decks. I'm trying really hard to get into competitive edh, and i really like the way his deck plays. it always seems to run very smooth. Please and thank you in advance.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Got a decklist in the description. You can check it out there!

[@jordanmantle4737]

@@PlayingWithPowerMTG thank you so much!!! i look forward to wathing more!!

[@handlesareobnoxious]

Wonderful content. If it is possible to do it concisely and effectively, mulligan/opening hand commentary (why keep or ship etc.) would be very useful, even if only abbreviated.

[@andrespineiroc]

Wow i really enjoyed this!

[@bizziobello]

Great one!

[@Derek.LeStrange]

For tax or possible cumulative cards could it possibly have an image of said tax or cumulative mana number? As in The card then the mana number over the card with an additional layer using O (in green)if paid and an X(in red) if it wasn't. Where's the victory screen! I was hoping for TJ COMBO (i know it was a test to not do so this video I'm just adding my vote to the hat)

[@geekroomlife5850]

Love watching these videos

[@isaiahheinzerling7932]

You guys deserve more subscribers

[@PedroAlmeida-dy2wr]

Great video as always!

[@AidanWR]

Unfortunately, the only other blue deck was not running counterspells. So there was only one player to stop combo, but they comboed to win :P

[@MSNking14]

Ryan's mat is sweet!

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Thanks! It's my own custom playmat from InkedPlaymats/InkedGaming. Had it made up a few years ago. I didn't do the art, I got approval from the artist.

[@MSNking14]

@@PlayingWithPowerMTG I've actually used InkedPlaymats as well! They do great work!

[@billyquade7098]

Keep em comming love these vids!

[@framzelgranada9088]

I know it may not be as competitive as other commanders, but can one of you guys pilot a competitive Kaalia deck? (or at least as competitive as you can make her). It'll be awesome to see in action.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

We can certainly try!

[@hyozanman]

I play cEDH regularly and love these. Every episode I find a new and interesting card to purchase and put into a deck. I have one question and one suggestion. The question is, where do you film? I would love to come around (if possible) and record a game. I have experience playing on camera and I am 100% certain a few of my decks can hang. My suggestion. In cEDH knowing how many cards in everyone's hand is a critical piece of information. Maybe include a counter that tells us how many cards each player has? It's especially important if a spell like Rhystic Study resolves. I suppose I could keep track of it myself, but then I would be spending more time focused on keeping track of everyone's hand, and less time enjoying the video. Food for thought. Keep up the great work!

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Fantastic suggestion! We play in and around Dayton, Ohio. Right now screen real estate is at a premium and we don't want our videos to end up just looking like a giant slot machine with things flickering around too much. We had requests about seeing what was in each person's hand, but that' s a logistical issue that's too big to tackle at the moment. We can definitely see about potentially seeing the amount of cards in people's hand though. We could probably track that without too much issue. Thanks again for the suggestion!

[@hyozanman]

@@PlayingWithPowerMTG No problem, keep up the great work!

[@gustavomartinsdesouza5548]

I am a simple man, I see my dear Naru, I click.

[@drvirjinity9705]

I prefer the single commentator in this one over the two in the previous ones.

[@dixonbertrand5652]

When’s the next video coming out? I’m super excited to see what’s coming next

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

It's on it's way! We are finishing up editing right now. It's taking longer than expected due to some complexity. You'll see when it comes out. We are aiming for this coming week! Stay tuned!

[@MSNking14]

This channel is the shiznit!!!!!

[@jkhe90215]

What is that playmat that Ryan is using. It is so sick

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Thanks! It's my own custom playmat from InkedPlaymats/InkedGaming. Had it made up a few years ago. I didn't do the art, I got approval from the artist.

[@patrickfongemy7659]

Keep these videos up they are amazing

[@wasup1193]

great content, great editing

[@Ski_Skiing]

I love this channel you guys should talk to mtg muddstah and see if you can do a colab. he does game play videos like you and i would love to see my 2 favorite game play channels colab!

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Good suggestion. I've been in conversations with a few content creators. Something like just might come to fruition in the future :)

[@pindajunk7155]

"Don plays his Gaea's cradle for turn" Oh you know casually not bad Don i packed a rare lately

[@roycejames789]

Man mono blue looked really good

[@GENMEGADEATH]

I have a cEDH list for Jhoira, Weatherlight capitan id love to see how it fair's against a table like that o: would be so much fun

[@AtRxBetrayal]

Do you have a link? I have a jhoira and might be able to throw something together for a video.

[@GENMEGADEATH]

tappedout.net/mtg-decks/30-12-18-oOz-jhoira/?cb=1552337178 (a few of the lands arent ideal quite yet, still trying to get my hands on a volcanic island and havent had a chance to order in a sulfur falls foil yet for the deck so there are some lands that just aren't good but they are small upgrades)

[@Grunik1618]

Unfortunately, Jacob should not have won here. Illusionist's Stratagem was put on the stack with zero targeted creatures, so when Jacob flashed in Naru Meha and copied Illusionist's Stratagem, he copied Illusionist's Stratagem along with all modes and targets of the original, meaning he couldn't flicker Naru Meha to then start the combo. He would need to have a creature in play to target with the original Illusionist's Stratagem for this to work. Otherwise, sweet video. Great pace and commentary.

[@lukeroy5676]

This is incredible content

[@christianwilkerson3624]

what playmat does ryan use?

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

It's my own custom playmat from InkedPlaymats/InkedGaming. Had it made up a few years ago. I didn't do the art, I got approval from the artist.

[@eldritchperfection213]

A+ for the animations

[@drahydra]

I don't believe the Phyrexian Revoker naming Deadeye does anything really. Deadeye gives the ability to another creature, which then uses it. The Revoker simply prevents the Deadeye from flickering itself.

[@FelipeFang]

it actually does something, he can't pair the deadeye with any other creature, but I admit it was a weird choice...

[@Speetlebeetle]

Why do I ALWAYS see people fetch for an Og dual like Badlands over their shock land color match like Blood Crypt if they have literally no play with it? All they do is open up the opportunity of needing to take 2 damage from the shock later in the game if they need the mana then.

[@jtyree0226]

Speetlebeetle they want to show off that’s all

[@AndrewWoodford]

Speetlebeetle The deck doesn’t run Blood Crypt.

[@ferventalchemist]

I'm hella glad more people are playing Naru Meha! If anyone wants to check out my primer for Naru Meha check "Flying Raijin" on TappedOut.

[@jdcommander7026]

Morale of the story: Pay for the Rhystic Study and stop being greedy. Better to think of it as a tax instead of allowing someone to consistently refill their hand. Aside from that, I really wonder what the Birthing Pod player's goal was. Seemed he could have used Pod on Aven to win if he's on Blood Pod....no clue on the decklist, but Pod to 4 is typically Felidar Guardian, no? He even had 4 mana available at the time.

[@jonatansobocanzajc2024]

He had drawn the felidar from the confidant trigger.

[@jdcommander7026]

@@jonatansobocanzajc2024 You're right. Way back on turn 3! I guess he could have gone for Linvala to shut off the dorks and other activated abilities, but Aven isn't a bad card to have there and no telling what else he had in hand.

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Aven definitely shut down Yisan. All the players were there to ensure Yisan didn't gain any traction!

[@knightfromlordran]

man 58 spells in 6 turns?!?!?!? in my casual playgroup 20 in 6 turns is RIDICULOUS in 4 way games

[@sbcguitarist]

When everyone is playing low CMC decks with cantrips and whatnot it's really easy to get that number up there.

[@codox9418]

I still dont get how Jacob's combo works can some explain?

[@Storedragen]

Illusionist's stratagem exiles creatures and them immediately returns them to the battlefield. Naru Meha's effect is an enter the battlefield, and not a cast effect, meaning when you flash her out, while the stratagem is on the stack, she can keep comboing off the effect of her copy of the strategem that exiles her, then lets her re-enter battlefield, where she copies the stratagem and it targets her again, either ad infinitum or until (in this case Jacob) decides to no longer target Naru Meha. He stopped the combo before he would have drawn himself to death, plays a card that has an effect which changes the rules for drawing from your deck, which made jacob win as he played a spell that made him draw.

[@maazsarkar8673]

WOOOO NEW VID

[@maazsarkar8673]

I love this

[@jacquehenderson1864]

Not going to lie I miss the music but otherwise a very great video indeed!

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

It was there. I was dealing with some audio issues on this one and it came out too quiet. Sorry :/

[@jacquehenderson1864]

Playing With Power MTG you’re good! Haha all in all still an amazing episode

[@Thebizel]

Good stuff, but the decks aren't what I would call competitive when a rhystic study stays on the board so long with two green players there. Keep up the good work!

[@joshualo8226]

Jacob didn't win out of nowhere. After taking a timestretch, it was pretty obvious he was on the brink of winning.

[@rukithetiger]

Were are Oona? My favorite deck ;-;

[@PlayingWithPowerMTG]

Oona had to take a short hiatus because he welcomed a new baby into the world!

[@dhov760]

Named Deadeye with revoker but Deadeye gives the paired creature the ability so him naming it was whatever.

[@elbehemoth386]

cool content!