Haytham Kenway v Finneas v Neheb v Storm | EDH Gameplay | Smooth Brain EDH

[@Splinteastwood]

The sound of defeat when you say 32 😂

[@sebastianlambert3440]

“Well guess what, they’re in his hand” 🤣☠️

[@TSGypside]

Neheb for ramp makes sense, but I went with Syr Carah for my Dragon's Approach commander to get the impulse draw. Once you can get reduction down to R and then an effect that makes red mana on cast, it just nukes the table.

[@ryanquinn1257]

I had fun using MH3 Ral for my Dragon’s deck update to get discount in the command zone and access to Izzet for new Niv Mizzet, visionary as first dragon to tutor. He draws 9 cards per dragon’s approach in a four player table 😂 Gives access to counter magic if I have a stronger pod or can just storm with discounters for dragon’s storm or can just be more fair izzet stompy dragon.

[@imaginarymatter]

When that Thruming Stone went off things certainly got hare-y!

[@oliverupdyke1429]

1:13 Ah yes, the classic prairie stream in a Selesnya deck.

[@SmoothBrainEDH]

Restless Prairie*

[@bryanstrahm9961]

Didn't come up either game, but notable thing in the Slimes Against Humanity decklist, Garruk's uprising doesn't work with the slimes, because they're 0/0s, and they only get the counters after they enter.

[@CookiesCatbug]

So we got a all knights, all hares, all oozes and all dragons commander game all in one? Glorious.

[@ivernedit]

I don’t run thrumming stone for reasons like that. Almost never don’t get every one in your deck and you either win or get blown out.

[@GingerObiWan]

I love the goofy deck challenge videos. May I suggest one that my group is planning on trying out? You all play Aragorn, the Uniter as your commanders, but each deck is dedicated to one color. Multi-color spells are fine, so long as they contain the color you're dedicated to as well. Colorless for mana rocks is fine, but anything with a colored pip in the casting cost has to have white for the white dedicated, blue for the blue, so on and so forth. It sounds like fun, we're excited to try it 😁

[@SmoothBrainEDH]

We've actually already played a monowhite Aragorn deck on the channel. We like this type of challenge overall but unfortunately playing all the same commander doesn't generate as much interest as having a diverse group of commanders

[@GingerObiWan]

​@@SmoothBrainEDH ah, that's a bummer, but understandable

[@BrandyJ]

I built Baylen hare apparent and it’s a blast to play!

[@MilkshakeSkunkette]

oh man i love these kinda decks- i also have a neheb the eternal dragons approach deck- and that new 'Twinflame Tyrant' card from foundations is going to see a lot of milage in there xD

[@pianofanatic101]

I like the storm idea for Slime Against Humanity! Such a fun card imo but I’ve yet to find a consistent and powerful strategy lol

[@okgut2033]

i went for Judith, Carnage Connoisseur with dragons approach. having 2/2s that burns every opponent for 2 if they die and having dragons that can sac them for value is amazing xD also you have place for other shenanigans ;)

[@skylarthoma5353]

Glad for the table’s sake that there weren’t Shadowborn Apostles at the table. Although Rats vs Hares would be a fun time

[@Fooz247]

That was fun

[@sillvvasensei]

Formula = n ( n + 1 ) / 2, where n is 1 less than the number of hare apparents 31 ( 31 + 1 ) / 2 = 496

[@heirofheart766]

ima skip at ahead and let you know how many hare apparents hes getting skips pause 32 O_O

[@The808andrew808]

Woohooo lets go neheb!!

[@ojsanchez08]

Are the hara aperarent proxy ?

[@Kovu1224]

I only have one single Hare Apparent so I'll have to put a card that says copy any creature on the battlefield or some variation of a copy card in Blue or other colors...

[@YashokuArt]

Prairie Stream in Selesnya? Am I missing something?

[@SmoothBrainEDH]

Meant to say Restless Prairie

[@deswide]

Very funny games

[@thedeadfool1]

....not a single one playing wort and cloning both dragons approach and Slime ...smh!

[@dominiceigo]

Wow, These Kind of Decks are so boring. Thanks for showing, before i built one myself

[@SmoothBrainEDH]

FWIW you typically don't have 4 of them at a table. They're nice little "against the odds" decks that have repetitive play patterns that are hard to make work.