VS Live! Zendikar Rising Pioneer Round 2 | Magic: The Gathering Gameplay

[@raulxavier4344]

i'm in love with this format again. Every time i see those guys i learn something new.

[@rodrigogallegos2530]

43:10 Ross can eat both creatures in his yard, block the kroxa with a ooze as a 7/7, and use the last green mana to exile the kroxa during combat to stop Corey from casting it

[@Zeth444]

Yeah that was a huge punt.

[@d43m0n412]

Damn for once both decks had their moments to shine that match up was really awesome and entertaining to watch cause especially in game 3 when Ross was way ahead then Corey started to claw his way back and then finally got shut down was a really fun to watch match... but seriously both decks looked good on cams which is always fun to see... good job on the 2nd match set picking 2 decks that are fairly evenly matched up... can't wait for paper magic to be live again... especially for pioneer

[@123R1CC]

Corey B mtg: you took everything from me! Scavenging ooze: I don’t even know who you are.

[@HellBent4Kitties]

I'm glad to see some pioneer.

[@lordsinister707]

Game 1 @4:00

[@FlavioLancia]

I play Rakdos and I still don't get why these lists don't play the full 4 Kroxa. It's the best card in the deck! Nice Pioneer video btw, keep'em coming =)

[@d43m0n412]

Its because you are happy to see a kroxa when it hits the yard but you don't need or want to see a kroxa every game... the deck can function on its own even without a kroxa plus you don't want 4 of them in the yard by turn 4 so someone can scooze their way to the exile zone fast af... that and once in the yard its a recurring problem for the opponent... in other words there is no true need to have 4 of them

[@vibritannia5381]

Because you cant have multiple kroxas in the Battlefield and you Font need kroxas to win. Best Card in the Deck is the arcanist in my opinion

[@Irwing23]

R A D O S

[@712toaster]

Wait is this what we’re doing now? Now your reply - Slez-nyuh business! Only reply in MTG puns thank you.

[@712toaster]

You can tell someone has taught hundreds of people to play magic when they mumble “ntap pkeep drawwwwwwl” in response to their opponent passing.