Overperformers in EDH with Wedge from TheManaSource | The Command Zone 22

[@jbvarghese1993]

Isnt Muddle the Mixture for transmute for 2 cmc? Its transmutes for 3 but searches for 2.

[@benjaminbeeman2440]

yes

[@FhtagnCthulhu]

If you're not playing Ixidron, you're doing blue wrong. My Hot picks: Empyrial Plate - In a format where people often draw a *ton* of cards, I often dig this up as a side wincon. (Back when Griselbrand was legal for a short time it *was* my wincon) Necroplasm - Turn 1 kills all tokens. It walks up the curve afterwards, but it usually gets me value turn 1. Oh, and it has Dredge, because... you know. (Marchesa is in love too BTW) Dreamscape Artist - If you're a fan of the green 'Lay of the Land' on a stick, how about a blue 'Harrow' on a stick? Flat out repeatable mana acceleration in blue. Combine with landfall, or a high tide style effect and you quickly spiral out of control. Do or Die - Choice cards get a bad rap, I know. But for 2 mana and one card, this usually takes a lot of momentum off a player with a good board state. Decks that rely on swarms of creatures are particularly hurt since the choice can often be pretty symmetrical for them. Choice of Damnations - Choice cards where you make the call on the other hand are very potent. There is no way your opponent is getting off when you resolve this. Dack's Duplicate - Clones are cool. Haste is better, often forcing answers to come at instant speed. Dethrone on the biggest creature on the board means, if you weren't at the top in life, whoever is has a tough decision to make. It's the fact that you get the added value of these two abilities for the same CMC as clone that is impressive to me. Uphill Battle - It's no Blind Obedience or Frozen Aether, but white and blue are also not red. Outpost Siege - We all know red has problems keeping itself going in the long-game. Well, out Outpost Siege is a great answer. Usually, you will want to take the free impulse draw every turn. Goblin decks will be able to get advantage out of the second mode if they're already in a good place though. Cream of the Crop - Most green decks are already playing creatures once a turn. If you can manage that then cream of the crop is a very potent filtering card. Wolfir Silverheart - Five mana for 12 power, 4 of which should be able to attack that turn. Extra fun with clone or anything infect/doublestrike It isn't world shattering, but its a solid creature I have never seen used. (I use it in my Maelstrom wanderer deck and it serves me well) Unravel the Aether - Instant speed artifact and enchantment removal that shunts it right into the library. Maybe not as useful as exile, but it can also be a tricky way to screw up players who are tutoring or stacking their decks. (Before the tuck rule it was also super secret tech against god commanders) Oona's Grace - Not the most impressive on the surface, but giving every land cycling for 2U can get you out of a lot of binds. Plus, it's instant speed and does its job from the graveyard. Pristine Talisman - One of my favorite mana-rocks. Nabs you one life a turn (at least) for doing what you already want to do. A lot of people rightfully don't think much of lifegain, but when it is bundled with a card doing what you want anyway it is a fantastic bonus. There are more efficient accelerators out there, but in a deck looking for more than the most obvious, this is a go-to for me. In one or two color I will take this over any of the 3CMC color producers. I expect the new Seer's Lantern to appear in some of my lists now too.

[@bonemerrill69]

I know this video is pretty old, but Bog Witch is an awesome card. Dark Ritual on a stick and a discard outlet.

[@Butterworthy]

I love how you guys outlined cards I've been playing for years, and even hit me with some I had no idea existed!

[@commandcast]

Butterworthy Definitely one of my favorite parts about the game - our listeners are always tweeting or commenting back at us cards WE never knew existed and it's so much fun to share the knowledge and play better and more fun Magic because of it :) jimmy

[@cyricnosferat227]

i know that this in your back log. but great vid. found a few things for current decks. a few things i want to have on hand for future decks and a few things that have been on my radar in use for awhile.

[@forgamesok6189]

Starts at 16:50

[@robursu4u]

Thanks bruh.

[@leovaeg]

wow, thanks a lot - much appreciated!

[@ezekielcambey2341]

For Games Ok doing gods work

[@ramseyaa]

Pewdiepie vids start at 10:01

[@koreyg8552]

Lol thanks

[@goldbergbrain]

Hey y'all. Thank you for this show. I've been looking for a new Commander podcast for a while, because after Andy (the main host) left Commandercast post episode 100, I felt like it really went downhill audio-wise, and maybe in other ways. I've listened to four or five episodes of CommandZone so far, and this ep. hit me with cards that I haven't ever heard of ... which is awesome, because I've been playing since Revised ... and Commander since around 2010. Reconnaissance ... that's just what one of my decks needed.

[@commandcast]

+Shawn Hudson That's awesome to hear Shawn. Super glad you are enjoying the show and we hope you keep tuning in! -Josh

[@adalbertschwahfel1532]

My overperformer must be Return to Dust from Time Spiral. It's 2WW for an instant that exiles(!) target artifact or enchantment, but if you cast it during your main phase it exiles two(!) target artifact/enchantment. Absolutely love it.

[@silentgrave17]

Probably the most impactful card that I've used in EDH and still is imo one of the best 2 drops i could ask for in a karador deck is Mesmeric Orb. The amount of mill that it produces for the cost of 2 is absolutely ridiculous and still till this day is my favorite card of that deck.

[@Howe2Tech]

Just found this channel the other day. Quality stuff guys, we put this on during our weekly EDH games.

[@jeffrains495]

Ixidron in a roon blink deck.. You can blink out your own creatures that were put face down and re-use etb effects.

[@MeriadocMyr]

Sprout Swarm is the best thing ever. end step before your turn, you have untapped creatures and mana leftover? Make a bunch of saproling. have enough saprolings? your saprolings make more saproling.

[@eugenesesmaiii3278]

Really appreciate you guys put the lists in the description! Too awesome!! ^-^

[@ry7hym]

I love reading all these old comments about how good you guys are even back then

[@-KillaWatt-]

An over performing card is also an obscure card. Spellweaver Volute. Its so good and greatly underappreciated and you'll find you will never have an issue with not having a target. Spellweaver Volute says. Enchant an instant in a graveyard. Whenever you cast a sorcery you may cast the instant without paying it's mana cost. If you do, exile that instant and attach Spellweaver Volute to another target instant in a graveyard. Broken!

[@christeal1522]

Killa Watt agreeded...and it is ANY graveyard

[@kennythereaver1]

Reins of Power, Polymorphist's Jest, Telemin Performance. Have all won me games. I am fairly certain none of them cost more then a dollar.

[@koohhook5332]

Greater Gargadon tips. Suspend. Insurrection. Sac everyone after attack. PROFIT. Other options include: Reins of power. Any single target take control spells. My friend has this in his Niv-Mizzet deck. Its pretty unexpected. And powerful.

[@andrewhamelin777]

Going back to the buyback mechanic, Forbid and Capsize have always been put to great use in my blue decks.

[@TeshnosFire]

Not even halfway yet but want to express how awesome this format is. Pretty pictures to look at instead of a static background with the cards discussed popping up! Great :p

[@joshleekwai8895]

You will really enjoy our newer episodes then because we have taken the time to animate some of the backgrounds. After you check em out let us know what you think and plz spread the word to your friends!

[@matthewcarroll2533]

So keeping in theme with "effects outside of their normal color-pie" I'd like to say: Reality Shift. Awesome spot removal in mono-blue or blue-red splashes that need hard removal of a creature and as an upside, you can deny a control deck a card entirely thanks to the manifest part of the card. (Reality Shift also EXILES the creature, which is significant in EDH where many game-enders have Indestructible)

[@andrewhart5163]

This list is so good, glad you got wedge on the show, watch all his stuff and he has lots of insightful comments.

[@PhantasmalBlast]

Perilous Forays has blown my mind nearly every time I've played it. It combos with bloodghast for a disgusting amount of ramp.

[@jaymirabito5029]

I used to have a Boros deck with worldfire (before it was banned), oblivion ring, and Bogardan Hellkite. Exile BH with your ring, then worldfire. When it comes into play, ETB trigger, killing everyone, even you if you want. I also ran that alongside divine intervention, Heartless, Gisela as my commander, every other board wipe on Boros colors, and a Basandra. It was a riot to plau

[@andrewlaverghetta715]

I know this is 3 years old, but you mention about seeing the card when you talk about it. This is awesome for anybody who doesn't know everything there is to know about magic. As a relative beginner, I don't understand how some decks get their names, and I don't yet know what "tutor" means. I think it comes from another card that has tutor in the name, and it does something that was new at the time. I mean, I can look it up, but there are many things like that that so many people just blow through without explaining.

[@robertke86]

Loved how I looked up these cards on TCG player and players who bought one bought the rest of the list lol. Start asking TCG player for a cut.

[@psyko2666]

Years later, that's exactly what happened.

[@MortonGoldthwait]

- Spore Frog and Kami of False Hope liketh reanimation and raise dead effects. - Fire Covenant and Phyrexian Purge pick specific creatures off the board with laser precision. - Righteous Aura stops all damage based commanders. - Withering Boon is a alternative to Remove Soul and comes out of nowhere. - Orcish Lumberjack is a one drop that turns forests into Gruul black lotus'.

[@decakebaker]

Righteous Aura does amazing work in my oloro deck. Any pillowfort strategies will love that card. The best buyback card in my opinion is forbid it boggles my mind how insane that card is and how cheap the price is. Hell's Caretaker I don't see a lot of but with so many enter the battlefield abilities on creatures and reanimation strategies especially in black this card does tons of work for me. War's Toll is so good for red decks it's forces your opponents to tap out if they want to cast anything and if they attack with creatures all their creatures attack meaning you can pick off utility creatures and what not as well as the fact you're red and you want to attack all the time with everything anyways. Collected Voyage I enjoy as well it allows you to ramp and everyone else as well I've had games where everyone gets 8 lands into play on turn 3. Being green you usually have the biggest creatures and being able to pump out an avenger of zendikar or worldspine wurm or terrastodon by turn 1 or 2 is a big deal. Nim Deathmantle is another favourite of mine I don't see many people play it but it can save valuable creatures and even your commander if you're willing to let it go to the graveyard. As well it pumps I don't see much of these cards in my meta but yeah, price of glory and viashino heretic are crazy good I'm glad they were mentioned.

[@SeraphimKnight]

Here's some neat little combos for cards in your lists; Greater Gargadon + Grave Pact/Dictate of Erebos Reap + Darkest Hour Otherworld Atlas + Notion Thief Otherworld Atlas + Fate Unraveler/Underworld Dreams/Psychosis Crawler/Nekusar Overperformers for me; Wild Pair & Lurking Predators. I play them in my Karrthus dragon tribal deck and they're amazing at just cheating big creatures on the battlefield constantly. Wild Pair is especially ridiculous when using Belbe's Portal or Quicksilver Amulet, you get insane value out of your 3-4 mana.

[@neojetangel]

I've actually used Otherworld Atlas to force a draw. When I was going to lose while playing my Vorel of the Hull Clade deck, I at instant speed put 200 counters on it and made everyone deck themselves.

[@joshleekwai8895]

Zanelli That's sick. What did you use to put so many counters on it?

[@neojetangel]

Josh Lee Kwai I already had it out with 25 counters on it, mainly thanks to Prophet of Kruphix. I was going to just try digging for a infinite mana combo, but it all went wrong when a Sanguine Bond showed up with Exquisite Blood already on the board. So I used Thousand-Year Elixer, Kiora's Follower and Aphetto Alchemist to keep un-tapping Vorel.

[@thrillmill6525]

Swan Song is great Vs. the Theros Gods.

[@ramseyaa]

Thrill Mill that's pretty much why it was printed

[@greglott4977]

There are so many BAD eh channels out there. You guys are doing a great job! Subscribed!

[@greglott4977]

+Greg Lott edh*... stupid spellcheck

[@niallreid7664]

I just assumed you were Canadian eh.

[@jasonjo1993]

Eh

[@josephg279]

I'm always telling people about Triumph of the Hordes. Sorcery spell 2 colorless 2 green: creatures you control get +2/+0 and infect til the end of turn.

[@joshleekwai8895]

joseph g Yeah that card is nuts. It's super powerful. But in our meta it sees a lot of play so I'm not sure I would call it an overperformer. Certainly if your playgroup doesn't use it much I would...keep it to myself - cause who wants to play against that card :-P

[@perthew8592]

I love how Jimmy won recently with this card in a game knights episode

[@bdawg8877]

can you guys keep it to like, under an hour? thank god you posted the lists in the description

[@matthewbradley7641]

Blind Obedience is best buddies with Crackdown in my mono-white Michiko Konda deck. It can be an extremely hard one-sided lock, and with critters like Elesh Norn and Crovax, I can sometimes even use it politically to selectively let my opponents untap things.

[@GabesGames]

One of my favourite cards is this guy: "Keldon Firebombers" When you're ahead on the board you play this guy and just take over. It's very good when combined with cards that slow the game further like Sire of Insanity.

[@ardinhelme687]

mystic speculation is quite probably my favorite blue card. I discovered it because there were a couple copies in a box of cards I got from a friend, and now it's a signature card in my Mizzix deck.

[@Immortal-ironic-fist]

My favorite underused cards 1. Spitting Image- Powerful tool for grinding out value or recovering after wraths 2. Soltari Visionary- repeatable non-permanent removal on an evasive body 3. Swansong- versatile protection/disruption for only 1 mana! 4. Knollspine Dragon- Red card advantage and evasive threat 5. Morgue Theft- card advantage and recursion, works phenomenally in dredge engines

[@koohhook5332]

4 mana transmute in black : Crypt ghast (2x mana accel), damnation (board wipe), diabolic tutor (anything tutor), it might as well say diabolic tutor for 3 mana. But I think what is lacking for transmute is that its sorcery speed. The muddle the mixture card especially, I wish I could hold it in my hand, counter if my opponent plays something game changing, or grab something at end of turn with transmute then cast it on my turn. I actually have a Lazav EDH deck running transmute. Too poor for demonic tutor and vampiric tutor, so transmute was an affordable tutor mechanic. Im glad other people found it useful too. For any milling decks out there. Transmute muddle the mixture for Mesmeric Orb. Best milling card ever.

[@bennyc365]

Great recommendations as always. Some really flavorful stuff in here. Also, Wedge is a great guest!

[@SgfAlex]

really interested to see Wedge's Angus Mackenzie decklist, it sounds hilariously fun

[@joshleekwai8895]

SgfAlex Lol. If by fun you mean annoying. But yes I am stoked to play against it. Cuz then I would be hanging with Wedge how cool is that?!?!?!

[@MattGoodreau]

So glad I subscribed to you guys. This was awesome to see all these cards nobody plays. I'm making a box of EDH staples and most of these are going in it. Thanks for being funny AND knowledgeable!

[@xXSaggaXx]

What's funny is that "Price of Glory" is what caused Jimmy to kill himself on a game night. 😂

[@j.d.larsen]

My favorite two cards I play in Mono Blue are: “Counterlash”, a 4uu counterspell (why it doesn’t get played) but allows you to drop a card that shares a type with the card you countered for free. I have countered a creature and dropped an “Ulamog”, or countered an enchantment and dropped a “Decree of Silence” for free. “Clockspinning” - u (buyback 2u) add or subtract a counter of any kind from any permanent or suspend or anything at instant speed. Paired with “decree of silence” for infinite 4 mana counterspells, or using it on my planeswalkers to ultimate them the turn they come out.

[@ethanskar5050]

I love counterlash, it's such a great card

[@MrSnip07]

just stumbled upon this series. one thing you should do is put up the picture of the card when its mentioned in the discussion not just the "card" they are talking about. if that makes sense. i dont like having to search for a card when its mentioned if i dont know what it is

[@michaelkatchan]

before the ban of painters servant i used to have a combo i ran in my scarecrow EDH deck that took a bit to set up, but if it got going.... = painters servant (black), phyrexian etchings, braid of fire. it.. phurwwfffhh... it was fun. i hope you guys read this. love your channel.

[@EVO1148]

Fertilid :3 In any deck that focuses on dumping +1/+1s on stuff like Ezuri, Vorel, Atraxa etc. As it can let you repeatedly dump basic lands onto your side of the field when you've got spare mana. Also surely you do need to have Black to play blind obedience since having it in the reminder text still makes it's white AND black?

[@maskedfallen1331]

EVO1148 nope reminder text does not effect color identity

[@TheAlmostOtaku]

i use several of these just ordered my Reconnaissance, everyone is going to argue with me about the card damage. i got a page saved to show them. I'm surprised wedge does not do more stuff like this on the mana source. i watched a few of your videos and now I'm subscribed

[@DeathGaara4]

My pet card is Ashes to Ashes, always finds a home if I am playing black.

[@ODIRGO]

now i gotta put m hands on some of this cards!!! You guys, making me spend money instead of letting me play with the bulk I have from standard rotating cards.

[@seansaibot5271]

There is a green elf which untaps a land and untaps when a land comes into play which works with thawing glacier

[@Spckeck]

Phyrexian Obliterator trumps Siege Rhino EVERY TIME. the guy who pioneered the Rock deck did a great article on the subject (sorry for the lack of a link). The jist is that while the Rhino makes an immediate impact upon entry into the game Obliterator makes an impact UNTIL YOU GET RID OF HIM :)... That card's my bestie.

[@Epicloa]

I know this may be a large amount of work, but could you guys do annotations for what cards the art that you are showing is? Some of them are beautiful.

[@Necrow_Productions]

:o Diana was one of his first real made decks!!

[@pontious99]

Also, with Buried Alive, I have decided to convert the Modern Living End deck to EDH and it is one of the cards I use every game, nothing like Living End hitting any three cards that can actually hit a graveyard.

[@GrandpasMagic]

other than Barbed Shocker in my Saskia deck, i run Dauthi Embrace and Maze of Shadows. i have been known to use this combo both Offensively and defensively.

[@totallyrealname6376]

Urborg should be in every mono black deck. If you aren't running utility lands you aren't doing it right and making them swamps as well is icing.

[@damo9961]

I like Viashino heretic, but you have to wait a whole turn or give it haste. I cut almost all cards that dont have immediate effects because they are just too weak.

[@EloquentTroll]

Void has always performed well for me, especially against tokens (void for zero destroys all tokens since they have no mana cost, while also taking out mana crypts as splash damage). And the ability to hit the hand is relevant, even if all you get is the peek. It's especially backbreaking against, and powerful for Grenzo, since those decks often build around a specific casting cost. If you are Grenzo you can call any number that isn't your target number to keep from being affected, and against Grenzo you can do some serious harm once you know what his target number is.

[@josephg279]

I want another over performers episode.

[@greglott4977]

How about Ertai's Medling? It can essentially counter uncountable spells.

[@Tarranga]

Gate to Phyrexia, BB for an enchantment that has ''during your upkeep you may sacrifice a creature to destroy target artifact.

[@nomatyx5789]

You could Ixidron, and the eerie interlude on your creatures..

[@koohhook5332]

While continuous fog is effect is nice. Keep in mind, if you are the leading player, even if you have that set up, you will be ganged up on. Atleast thats how our play group goes. Because, logically, everyone needs to knock down the king or else, if you're winning and they attack each other cause they cant attack you, thats like giving you the game. No one wants to play to lose. Not saying that reusable fog is bad but I don't think that you can really rely on it to feel safe. Also, in multiplayer, you use it once, lose a land. In the worst case, if 3 people gang up on you, thats 3 lands per turn. Just my two cents. Also, for rules, if your spell is countered, buyback does not happen and it goes to the graveyard as normal.

[@joshleekwai8895]

Kooh Hook I don't think we were saying Constant Mists is a game winner. But it is certainly super powerful and not played enough. It's not a finisher but it can help you finish. And certainly when no one is clearly ahead it can deter aggression towards you and force other players to fight each other, thereby putting you ahead. Also did we say that countering a buyback spell lets you still buy it back? If we did that was clearly an error and not something we meant to imply.

[@Solvyx]

Can we get a decklist for Wedge's Angus deck. I also play Angus just wanna see what sort of comparison is there.

[@Phil9051]

isochronic scepter, reap, kormus bell. get all the cards all the time Urborg as well i know it is a stretch but it could work

[@pangeaforever]

boundless realms, if it resolves, and you untap, pretty much gives you the win. Even moreso if its later in the game and you have 10 or more lands

[@nathantripathy]

Mine would have to be Blatant Thievery. I think people get so used to blue stealing creatures that they feel ready for it. I was in a 5 person pod and the two black plsyetst had been going back and forward. They both had the Exquisite Blood, Sanguine Bond combo half completed and were not letting the other finish. I used Blatant Thievery to steal one half from each and then I immediately went infinite.

[@lydiapelletier3135]

I like psychic surgery. its not as brutal as mindlock orb but it only affects your opponents so you dont have to build around it. also works good with Thada adel as a general because she forces your opponets to shuffle their decks. i cant think of any other generals that force your opponents to shuffle, but it would probably be good in them too.

[@FhtagnCthulhu]

+Lydia Pelletier I have a Thada Adel EDH deck and psychic surgery is absolutely brutal there.

[@yerfdog1935]

Speaking of Howl From Beyond, how about Hatred? Pay 5 mana, pay 1/2 your starting life, make ANY commander lethal in one swing.

[@0220cj]

Hidden treasures of edh. Please do more videos please

[@0220cj]

Double please in my comment btw

[@decakebaker]

reconassance would be broken in my alesha deck I must get it

[@lessercrow]

24:38 Does the creature need to die for debt of loyalty to work? Am I misunderstanding the way this card works?

[@gemkid85]

Paul Zellerhoff yes it does need to die.

[@lessercrow]

But can't you regenerate a creature at any time? In fact, regeneration is an effect you have to put onto the stack in response to a kill spell, not as it resolves. Does that means it only actually regenerates when it would die but the effect that stays on it is not called regeneration?

[@kylesavage4525]

Neurok stealthsuit and swan song two of my most favorite cards :D Some of my overperformers are: -nevermore: to keep someone from casting their commander -arrest/hinder/vortex elemental: for commanders with super annoying abilities -burn away: kills big creatures (for a red removal) and exiles their gy -learn from the past: really useful whether someone is trying to mill u or they need stuff in their gy -ring of three wishes (in my Vorel deck): tutoring for life -back to nature: goodbye to ALL enchantments -spirit of the labyrinth (in my Ephara deck): no explaining needed -eidolon of rhetoric: makes sure people don't go on doing crazy stormy stuff -disciple of deceit (in my Phenax deck): works similar to transmute for tutoring -perplexing chimera/possibility storm: utter chaos

[@jordancali8881]

I had neurok stealthsuit in my stack of cards going in my deck right now!!!! I found this in my artifact box.. ayyyyy

[@halogrizzhand]

My favorite overperformer is disciple of deceit with birthing pod

[@veronicasmith5832]

love the collaborations

[@benjaminbeeman2440]

why play disturbed burial when you can play corpse dance? you can even dodge the exile if you can sac the creature(s) before the end step!

[@gileschenery3645]

Mizzix Of The Izmagus + Talrand + Mystic Speculation = Tilt. Scry 3 and a 2/2 flyer for 1 blue.

[@luckyskin09]

my favorite play with my merieke ri berit deck is definitly attacking with her and casting hatred for the win, no one ever sees it coming

[@RebornUta]

Quick question : who's that red-haired elf girl at 9:34 ?

[@FhtagnCthulhu]

+RebornUta "Naya Battlemage" (mirrored for some reason.)

[@gaiusjuliuspleaser]

Filth goes in every black EDH deck I have. It's just too good, especially with an Urborg on the field.

[@robynhagemann1108]

from where is the art at 51:27? looks so familliar.....

[@FhtagnCthulhu]

+Robyn Hagemann Naya Battlemage. (Mirrored)

[@robynhagemann1108]

better late than never, right? :) thanks!

[@ComfyDents]

What cards artwork is at 1:22:22 ?

[@EVO1148]

Muddle the mixture- paying 1 and 4 blue to counter target creature :P

[@FluffyFractalshard]

wow that intro! must be the coolest of all mtg channels ever :D subscribed!

[@Minervastouch]

Fissure>Aftershock Personally. One more mana, instant speed doesn't hit artifacts but won't damage you.

[@Starfury117]

Disturbed Burial vs Grim Harvest, which do you think is better? I personally like disturbed burial because its instant speed, also, if it gets milled for whatever reason, or if I drew and discarded it, I can still get it back with recover. But downside to grim harvest is that I always need to have 3 mana open incase someone kills a creature and I fail to pay recover cost. Turn 3 buried alive -> Bloodghast, Triskelion, Mikaeus Turn 4 land + victimize = win the game. or Turn 4 wake the dead = win the game or Turn 4 (2 of exhume / animate dead / reanimate / life//death / dance of the dead) = win the game or Turn 5 living death = win the game Triskelion Mikaeaus is broken.

[@123saft]

What's the title (and any other info you can give) on the image shown at 12.25?

[@TheHappyNachos]

What's the card in the background at 9:40? Artwork looks interesting

[@Rooibos_Marvelous]

+Doombolt Naya Battlemage

[@TheHappyNachos]

Rooibos Marvelous Thank you!

[@Rooibos_Marvelous]

Yup. No problem.

[@DpadProductions]

Funny thing about decimate.. one guy in my play group plays this and each time he does i am always 3/4 targets of this spell haha. most likely because i play an heavy edict Kresh deck :P

[@koohhook5332]

Hello, great list. I just have a suggestion similar to Disturbed burial. I think Grim Harvest might be slightly better. Because its an instant. Yes theres a risk of it being exiled while in the graveyard, but since buyback cost 3 addition, thats the same as the recover cost. Another plus to this card is that, if you milled it or your opponent milled it from your deck. You have a chance to pick it back up. Just my 2 cents because I have a horobi deck. Creatures die ALOT. I took a look at alot of recuring spells. Like yourself, I don't like one use cards unless its an absolute bomb (animate dead, reanimate, etc).

[@Dudldom]

what is the Card, thats in the backround at 19:22?

[@FhtagnCthulhu]

+Steel Dom 'Flusterstorm'. The image was made available as a wallpaper. The card itself is rather costly. (and good, if specific)

[@SeraphimKnight]

Where do you guys get the card art for your podcast? I have a hard time finding good sources.

[@kenjyue140]

Nice. I have nearly half of the cards.......from a 1000 card bulk buy.

[@osterpenpen9379]

Hull Breach is also pretty badass.

[@Leucian5005]

I played a guy who built a deck all around white counters, it is pretty funny.

[@J03Y42NA]

Devine interventions would be great in Atraxa. "IF YOU KILL HER I WONT PROLIFERATE!"

[@movieman4738]

I want wedges angus deck

[@ejpbauer2763]

the book plus sphinx would be game braking!

[@ToliG123]

You guys said muddle the mixture transmuted for a 3 drop, but it's 2. Its the cost of the card, not the transmute cost. You probably just made a flub and you all know this... But figured I'd mention it.

[@kitoroen]

Angus McKenzie Divine Intervention decklist?