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Nice video, InkedNinja you should play an Assassins Creed/Ninja deck, it would suit you.

My favorite color combos are: Green White Green Blue Green White Blue Green Red Green White Red Green Blue Red I think you can see where my preferences lie!

A mistake you made is that white has a lot of protection spells as well as small creature spells. Green is also the color of counters, lots of counters. It's about not just big creatures but pumping tiny creatures to be much bigger.

A very good video <3

reds only weakness is that its too bad ass 😎

Jesus the audio and video is so out of sync... This a AI generated video?

For Central Elevator/Promising Stairs, 1) You surveil on upkeep, which is great for Animatou's ability, especially in a lower power deck with limited shuffle effects. The win condition is just a bonus. 2) They have 5 room cards, which is 10 unique rooms.

Brutal honest review and very good advice. If a play direction is chosen, this deck can be very strong.

If someone sat down at my table and pulled this deck out, I could very easily give them 15 cards that would instantly make the deck better. Probably would still be a 6 as well lol. Not hating on it by any means, but I have a bunch of Starfields of nyx and other good cards in multiple that I don't use and am happy to donate to someone so we can have a better game.

You were being very nice. Eerie interference doesn't prevent damage done by creatures your opponents control to Planeswalkers you control.

Wish I could get in on games like this. I need to get my setup going so maybe I can join you at some point. Did you see my Galea Kindler of Hope deck? It has never been in a full game before. Just a bit of 1v1 and goldfishing, so it would be an interesting first time for it lol.

I love to be the archenemy of the table. I like to hit the gas hard and make the table have the answers. I like to create a seemingly unstoppable force, then promptly get stopped.

"Big sigma alpha male stuff which is playing cardboards" implying that women can't play magic? Misogynist..

Sheoldred will be more than ready next time! I now understand fully that these go on in CT (not EST) on Thursday nights. Mental note planted that you’re an hour behind my time zone and if luck is in your favor again, I’ll be a turn behind you…

Fastest commander game I’ve seen

I have a sub $75 Canadian deck around Sauron that’s around a 6

Thank you for this rundown. It got me thinking about my deck-building differently. Wish that either Combo wasn’t so insanely prevalent at the EDH table at the LGS. It’s frustrating that there very often isn’t someone playing Blue, so the only way to deal with the Combo player (Focus them down from the start) invariably triggers the Combo pilot. I learned a lot from your descriptions of midrange and tempo. Thanks for that!

Is audio desynced?

Only thing i disagree with was the comment on haveing to tell the table hey I have curiosity in my niv mizzet deck. All that does is put a target on that players back for no reason. If your playing a lower power deck like in your example and that card is a finisher in the deck I see no reason u should have to reveal it. Even in the extreme case of that deck built solely around getting to that combo finish at most in that scenario all u should have to say is the decks a dedicated combo deck.

As an orzhov player, I feel insulted you called the nasty GAA4 to be orzhov

Tempo = voltron?

Towards the end you said Magic is a bad habit…I highly disagree! I finally got out of alcoholism recently and no longer use weed… I owe a lot of it to Magic! I guess you could say that is magic… 🥁 I enjoyed the summary of the deck build/ play styles ! 🤘🏻

Very good explanationn ❤🎉

Great overview, love it

Solid explanations of the playstyles. Good examples and informative for the new players on how their decks run.

The cut at the end was so good

Did you rerecord or just reupload?

Bruh what

POWER LVL 6 AND 7 ARE THE "GOOD FUN" DECKS :) precons are fun too :) but dont take them out of the "precon vs precon" - less than 4 is jank. (1,2,3) over 8 is high power, and can be boring (8,9) CEDH is for 1) phoxy or 2) rich people or 3) crazy dudes.

White has so much good stuff to choose from. Not quite as much as blue, but it's a close second

This is not a crack at this video specifically or even the UA-camr who posted it. This kind of thing this video is about is at the very core of what is wrong with Magic the Gathering and Commander especially. The mindset that you "should" be playing specific cards is perpetuating the systematic degradation of the format itself. Players want to win, and that's fine, some also want to have fun, and that's fine too. Everyone's version of what is fun and competitive vary depending on the player. Where the problem comes in is this obsessive need to play certain cards in order to obtain your goals, which for many players is winning at whatever that cost may be. Competition is healthy, but also creates a dangerous precedent of spiraling escalation. This is evident in the seemingly never ending power creep of the card designs themselves, manufacturing this demand and need that is, honestly at the end of the day, truly not necessary to actually play the game. Once you figure out why it is these cards are staples and thought of as auto additions to decks, the true mindset of the Magic player turns from creative problem solving and imaginative deck building into fairly stale cookie cutter decks that all kind of do the same thing depending on the colors used. Yes, I understand it's about efficiency and optimization, but having played since Beta, for me, that has become boring and holds no interest to me because it's like I am following instructions for a Lego set and not really coming up with different ways to put together things to create something new or at least unique to an extent that I built it, not some sort of preordained build using the best possible pieces I can muster. Of course this is all just my opinion, and I realize not everyone shares it and I don't expect anyone to agree nor is it my intent on hurting anyone's feelings. I simply am not overly fond of the idea that others "should" be doing xyz by using click bait titles to draw people in with that, and layout an actual critical analysis of cards the UA-camr feels are cards they deem as useful and that they feel certain ways about them. You should be playing x, y, z cards...no..you should be asking yourself why is that important to you as a watcher of videos. That will give you a much more enlightening insight into the type of player you possibly want to be.

What's the point of homogonizing your decks by simply stuffing it with staples. Also if you're playing something like azorius birds tribal for example and you drop a tithe - you will become the archenemy and most of the time your deck can't handle that amount of heat

A lot of these are far from staples or auto includes just because you're in the colors.

Definitely some good picks on that list! 6 that I’d recommend that I didn’t hear you say in the video are: Red: Ancient Copper Dragon (very expensive, but very good for a mana ramp). Blue: Counterspell (another great mechanic that shows off what blue does best). Green: Kura, the Boundless Sky (great for fetching Urza lands, making a strong token, and having a great blocker for opposing flyers). White: Angelic Overseer (as long as you’re running humans, this is a hard card to get rid of). Black: Underworld Dreams (which makes friends with the pod…especially blue players 😂) Colorless: Giggling Skitterspike (one of my favorite offense/defense pieces when forming the notorious “Blood/Bond” combo).

Good vid blue best color

Where we hand in deck list? 😅

Great video, but I noticed that the audio wasn't synced exactly to the video. Something to consider for the future?

I’m a filthy casual, all my decks are pwr lv6

i love this channel so far , i just kinda got into magic a few months ago and i was wondering when will you be reviewing decks ? i’m excited to show mine

Due to playing lots online, I'm really tired of people complaining about others' decks, and they can't even tell what PL theirs is. I generally prefer playing as competitive and powerful as possible, with an exception of no mana positive artifacts that stick around(No sol ring, moxes, mana confluence. Lotus petal is fine. The only exception I can make is mox amber). Also, about your points with cedh, which I play a lot as well. There's definitely a lot to speed, but also there is sooo much interaction. Not just blue. So much removal.

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Great video! I do recommend adding time stamps for each level and maybe keeping a BGM or a smoother transition from music to no music. Otherwise everything else felt professional for a small youtuber. Hope this feedback helps out. Great job, keep it up! :)

I built my first Commander Deck with Loot. And i won 1 of 3 against a Blue/Black reanimated deck. Alot of fun and alot of learning also. #pooptonoob

hey! something i that i recently talked to my play group about it is the idea that maybe some commanders power level is limited at 7-8 just because of the amount of setup required to get your commander to "do the thing". For example, i have a Yennett, cryptic sovereign deck. the players in my group essentially agreed that; despite my deck running more than 5 tutors and extremely powerful cards like rhystic study, smothering tithe, and expropriate; the deck is limited to a seven due to the fact that there is too much setup involved to "do the thing". Then i asked "well if i add all the fast mana and combos like DemonicOracle or any other Esper combos would that make it go up?" they said yes but it will still only be an 8. My question for you Ninja, is do you agree that some commander decks power levels are capped by their abilities? Or can adding all the "meta cards" and "fast mana" make really any deck be a 9+.

When I first started playing MtG (around 2020/THB era), I was indeed, very new to the game and tried several different avenues (very often noob choices). Now I’d say I’m more on an intermediate level, where I’m still learning lots of new things still about the game, but have a fair amount of knowledge about what to expect, how I like to play my main deck (and currently my only deck atm), as well as getting into a homebrew style deck. I’m sure there’s still some ways to make my deck more efficient, however it still does a decent job on what I want it to do (with tutors and back up combos just in case…since I’m often targeted for using a notorious commander card). I wouldn’t call my power level a cEDH deck…but it is pretty powerful for casual! I call it “Drain & Gain”, since I use Sheoldred, the Apocalypse as my commander, and my main strategy is to use combo pieces that complement her abilities. However if that strategy fails; I have 6-7 tutor effects to either do a “Marit Lage” combo or the notorious “Blood Bond” combo. It still has some vampires in there though; so I think that’s where the deck is a bit offhand (since I started building it as a vampire deck), but it’s still a fun one that has a decent chance of a win, while more often than not, painting a target on me whenever I play.

I used to play CEDH-level with my LGS pod but when I found my new playgroup/friends, I learned to enjoy building and playing lower power level (7-8) decks. Now, I'm challenging myself by creating mono-colored decks with very unusual commanders and try my best to abuse their abilities. I'm on my second mono-colored deck which is a green deck with Varis, Silverymoon Ranger. Maybe you can share your thoughts on how you would tackle this challenge if you were to do it? Haha Thanks!

He final last words was fire

I use to build decks at 8, but honestly building them at 7 is more fun.

IDK, skirmish is just a lawless room. If I really wanted to vibe I'd go find a chill labled custom room

I barely ever find people who are nice in skirmish it’s kinda sad 😢