Whoops, All Aristocrats! - Korvold, Kardur, Xyris, Jirina - Patron-Decided EDH Gameplay

[@blkhawkdynasty]

Field of the Dead enters tapped, Landon. Naughty naughty...

[@boneheadcycler1412]

I'm so excited for Kardur! I think Kardur absolutely deserved that lol. Chaos warp and forced attacks earned it.

[@rodrigodorneles5052]

Omg! The edition of the video is really cool! Congratulations!

[@twistedpear18]

Good to see you lads again!

[@igobyjd]

Love the new format and design! Great job fellas!!

[@jonmagic1123]

Xyris is my favorite commander. Bless you griffin. Bless you with that chaos warp

[@TSGypside]

"Have you ever paid 6 mana for a 1/1 ?" Yes... I have... I felt the sadness on that play. Haha

[@AXBA92]

Kardur looks pretty good, seems like a fun deck!

[@thatonescarecrow4692]

Dunno if someone mentioned it, but Teferi's Puzzle Box does not exactly works like that. You first dump your hand, and only after draw fresh X, where X is amount of card in one's hand +1 new.

[@CommandValley]

Hello! Thanks for watching. The reminder text on the card says that you draw first, and so does the ruling text. I believe there's something where the ability goes on the stack after you draw, although I'm unfamiliar with that particular rule at the moment since it's kind of a rarer ability. - Peter

[@TSGypside]

I just recently played a game where 3 of us were playing aristocratics-style decks. It was fast-paced but nuts. We absolutely made a point to take out the Korvold player first. My Dargo/Tormod aristocrats deck flew under the radar long enough to combo out and snag the win.

[@wheelchazeal8089]

This game was amazing and yet it makes but grey cranium meat hurt. 🤣

[@Skeezicking]

Hello guys!! That was a really crazy and exciting game to watch! I just want to ask how to order the abilities on the stack in these cases... Awesome job with this one!

[@CommandValley]

Thanks for watching! I believe you’re talking about the interactions when multiple people have death triggers that trigger off of a creature dying. Simultaneous triggers all happen at the same time, so they go on the stack in APNAP (active-player non-active player) order, meaning the active player (the person who’s turn it is) will put their triggers on the stack first, then the next non-active player in turn order, and so on. With the stack, putting something on the stack means it will resolve after everything on the stack after it resolves, so the active player’s triggers will trigger last. If one player has multiple triggers (like with Spiteful Prankster and Goblin Sharpshooter) that player chooses the order they go on the stack when they are out there. Hope that helps clear it up! - Peter

[@Skeezicking]

@@CommandValley Thanks a lot!!!

[@realeril6569]

my head is so hurt for imagine the stack of death trigger LMAO

[@danielcarrillo4800]

im still processing that many triggers haha

[@AXBA92]

Why did Kaleb commit suicide in turn 8 by sacrificing???

[@simonnice9030]

I love my Elenda deck but only if it's the only aristocrat at the table, for this very reason :D.

[@jonathandoherty9082]

This was so entertaining😂 yall should do an all tribal decks or all burn decks sometime

[@Veggie_King]

Crabs V Bears V Imps V Unicorns

[@BenLaakkonen]

I'm disappointed the Korvold deck didn't win, it seems like a real timmy type deck.

[@CommandValley]

It's a super powerful deck and it usually wins at our table. If that turn would have continued without the triggers from the rest of the table, Korvold would almost have definitely won that turn with the amount of cards he can draw with just sacrificing his plants and recurring Avenger of Zendikar. That's his best line in the deck, and that's why the other players new they had to finish him off there. - Peter

[@BenLaakkonen]

@@CommandValley that's what I mean, the deck needs more interaction and fewer splashy big spells. I recently cut all of that stuff out of my Korvold deck and now all I do is grind out my deck and win with food chain.

[@vengray8055]

@@BenLaakkonen Woooo grindy CEDH trash. Maybe that was an intential choice not to make it the obvious food chain combo.

[@BenLaakkonen]

@@vengray8055 uh, okay sure? Foodchain's pretty consistent, but you also have to play "bad cards," to make it work. Most Korvold decks have moved on to using Grinding station, underworld breach, and dockside.

[@rioscardot]

How many misplays from the korvold player. First, he plays an UNTAPPED field of the Dead. And then he continues getting zombies from it without having 7 different lands...