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[@MTG_Basics]

Thanks for watching!! There was a pretty big error on our end... sorry! We will give you a shoutout in one of our upcoming gameplays! (7/26/24)

[@TheSquiggy]

8:40 Pathing Scute swarm would trigger Nadu ability and we couldn't see that trigger going off causing confusion since if you landed a land it would of made a landfall trigger for scute swarm before path resolved, going to take the guess you hit a nonland and then went to put the island in play

[@MTG_Basics]

Yep and it was a mistake on not showing that on our end. Huge mistake since if it hit a land as most folks have pointed out it would had been game changing!

[@dominicroliz2891]

Pathing the scoot swarm triggered nadu and the land entering the battlefield would trigger scoot

[@MTG_Basics]

True, but the resolution of the path would need to happen before the land enter the battlefield (so no scute swarm). It was a high risk high reward play

[@dominicroliz2891]

​@@MTG_Basics so because the scute swarm was in play and you got an island from the nadu trigger the scute swarm triggers making a new scute swarm. Then the path resolves making the copy scute make another one.

[@MTG_Basics]

@@dominicroliz2891 the shown island is from the Path to Exile

[@LaryLaser]

So Scute has to resolve for path to target it, then that triggers nadu on the stack and reads when a creature you control becomes the target", so it would be in response to it being the target of path, you reveal. if it's a land put it on the battle field. Scute would in fact see it immediately and trigger creating a copy then the stack would clear and path would kill the original. The path had not been resolved before the land entered. Stack was path target scute< nadu trigger< land enter< scute trigger.

[@roycho87]

@@MTG_Basics unless the trigger from path flipped a land. which in that case it would have duplicated scute and then upon resolution would have created another landfall trigger meaning you would have ended with 2 scute's in play. and it's likely a 30ish% chance to happen based on the likely construction of his deck

[@Alex-yu1zb]

W video as usual Welcome back Raul!

[@MTG_Basics]

W ! Thanks!

[@harry_hunter]

Why was Altisaur only fighting one thing each time 😭 It has enrage.

[@canadaraid2110]

Yea, idk it suicides itself

[@canadaraid2110]

@@lth623 it isnt

[@thelonebrewer]

Ditto all this 😂 4:00

[@DJDarinian]

It says “up to” which means you can choose 0 creatures to fight “up to” however many eligible creatures there are on the battlefield.

[@MTG_Basics]

Reading the card explains the card, totally miss that!

[@LeBlueTheLax]

4:04 why only kill one thing with altasour? The fight on etb triggers the enrage then fights again. It’s literally the whole point to the card lol 😂

[@MTG_Basics]

Yeppers! Totally missed it! Enrage mechanics doesn't come up on cEDH often

[@thelonebrewer]

10:03 not sure you can deflect swat a counter spell….

[@LaryLaser]

So no...but yes. You can use the swat to direct the counter to swat.

[@ysendy7027]

you can, what you do is use deflecting swat to change the target of the counter spell to swat itself, so effectively nullifies the counter spell.

[@741elite]

Great game 🎮

[@MTG_Basics]

Thanks for watching!

[@jessesandburg]

Isnt nadu only twice per turn per creature? Looked like he triggered it extra couple times. Im probably wrong.

[@MTG_Basics]

Twice per turn for each creature

[@jessesandburg]

@@MTG_Basics correct. Okay cool.

[@primeraxch]

what happen to nadu trigger twice per turn

[@mommebeck7209]

its twice per turn for each creature, bc Nadu gives the effect to all of ur creatures

[@ChrisenMedia]

Reading the card explains the card. "Creatures you control have [.....]" which means EACH creature can trigger nadu's ability twice per turn. Not twice in total per turn.

[@davidmartinez-rp4uw]

​@@ChrisenMedia If I blink Nandu it resets the ability only for him or for all the creatures?

[@ChrisenMedia]

@@davidmartinez-rp4uw It resets the ability for all the creatures. When you blink him, you exile him and he comes back as a new card with no memory of what has happened. :)

[@williamprudhomme91]

Awesomee

[@Big_Appa-]

I heard bird was the word

[@MTG_Basics]

Card is really strong!

[@rexone9564]

kinda mid,

[@jeremyblackheart]

Fun game despite the mistakes. Your audio is pretty rough, though. Everything sounds muffled, like you're using a single condenser mic for the table and talking far away

[@MTG_Basics]

Thanks for watching! Yep on our wish list to get mics for each player, but one large purchase at a time

[@justinnicol2158]

Coram's attack trigger causes everyone to mill. I believe Vu missed this..... I could be wrong.. :S

[@MTG_Basics]

Everyone should had mill, and though that was capture on the video. When did we miss it?

[@justinnicol2158]

@@MTG_Basics editing may have made it look like everyone milled but the Coram player. I think it was because everyone else put their card in the bin at the same time.

[@johny-vp6iq]

First

[@MTG_Basics]

Super Fast!

[@samdibble4905]

Misplay on Nadu, triggering WAY too many times, yikes

[@ysendy7027]

Nadu gives each creature you control two triggers per turn, so if you have four creatures including nadu, you can have up to 8 triggers per turn.

[@evanprimeau3810]

Looks like someone doesn't know what Nadu does...

[@SnowElf_96]

This isn't cEDH. No one won by turn 3 or 4 so it's more casual high-powered decks.

[@bill5334]

This is very incorrect. One of the players attempted a turn 2 peer which got countered, which would have potentially given them a turn 2 win. Whilst they aren't using the most meta decks, based on the cards they are using they are definitely cedh level. I have played many cedh games that did not end on turn 3 or 4, and there are many cedh videos on KZbin that do not end on 3 or 4.