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@wazu563 main thing is the vorinclex is $50 ojer tak is $25 and doubling is $40, i don't have extra copies laying around. Other considerations are that both creatures are 6 mana and not immune to removal so often times you spend an entire turn playing them in hopes they live long enough to take advantage of them and they usually don't. Doubling season often times is the same problem. Honestly I haven't found myself in a position where I needed that kind of growth either, swinging with 5 spawns is still 5 annihilator triggers and still pretty huge.

Yup, it is true.

Haha, Yeah, so I already had this conversation on another platform so I am just going to copy and paste the response. Go ahead and recheck the ruling on that one "Warstorm Surge causes the creature that enters to deal damage equal to it's power when the ability resolves. That means that it cares about it's power as it resolves, rather than as it enters." It actually would work, its just an odd rule. Warstorm trigger cannot interrupt the stack it has to wait for the +1/+1 counters to be applied and the spell to be fully resolved before the trigger happens. Hope this helps!

Yup, I agree, the payoffs being the biggest point of contention since these decks struggle with win conditions.

@@gemtg42 she is pretty neat as long as she is alive and has energy to draw from. I honestly have a lot of fun with this deck.

No, tapping that enchantment will not suspend the ability, the ability is a static ability that will remain active as long as the enchantment is on the battlefield. There is a very old class of Artifact that functions this way called Mono Artifacts, these have not been printed in decades.

The easiest way to answer this is that between the pingers, the token generators, the flashback outlets and the fact that bria makes things unblockable, i have not found myself in a place where I thought I was going to run out of steam before eliminating all of my opponents.

yeah, I was thinking about this game recently and how versatile it is. It makes a bearable experience out of TTRPG's which in the past I've found quite tedious.

Nothing about the current combat changes, the attacking creature still counts as blocked, the defending and attack creature will both kill each other.

So i play generally between a 7 and an 8, the semi useful calculator i found online rated this at a 7.18. Not good for Cedh but also pretty mean for casual just by nature.

Glad to bring it to ya!

This deck has actually undergone quite a few changes over several different points in time. If i haven't already posted the link to the list here is the current link www.moxfield.com/decks/Cv4xA91Ot0-45K51f_NeYA

when Syrix's ability triggers if the target is a pheonix that has lifelink you would gain life from the damage done.

I sat on this idea for awhile before finally pulling the trigger so I totally get it. Arcade Ganon as a commander seems like a really nifty idea too, Humans as a tribe are just very powerful and when you sit in Blue/White you get a lot of control options too!

Any damage, even if it dies.

Any type of damage too, not just combat.

@UncommonRamen So if my 1/1 creature with lifelink, fights your 2/2 basic creature... meaning mine dies and yours does not, I still gain 1 life point due to Lifelink?

@@bpjenkins yes, that is correct

@@UncommonRamen Really appreciate the answers and your videos. Used to play in the 90s and rebuying some vintage stuff to play with my son.

Any time, glad you enjoyed it!

@claybank5687 Haha, yea I do try to theme the lands in all my decks. I always have a pile laying around so why not haha. Also, thank you for watching I'm glad it could inspire.

@@Siegfrido but ill tempered loner only works when it are damage based boardwipes right?

@Siegfrido i actually really love that haha, this deck needs all the help it can get!

@@narmada140 On the dayside he makes all the damage that was dealt to him, on the night side he makes all the damage that was dealt to all your permanents...

I'm currently playing a Tovolar commander deck on some local small tournament league in my city... It's a bit of a drag when you play stuff like shared animosity that gives you +1 to attacking creatures for each other creature that shares a type with it... but most of the other stuff you can just use some dices to add up and not lose count of everything as long as you explain that to your opponents... tracking the day night cycle is not that bad when you know everyone is going to cast at least once in their turn and in your turn it will always be night once you got a board going... Once you got a nice board quickly it does not matter at all if it's not night on other player's turn...

@@Siegfrido thanks for your answer. Do you also flip the dice when you play shared animosity spells or buff spells that only last till the end of the turn?

@narmada140 mostly you just have to remember, which generally means you gotta just keep checking your cards, however, there are a lot of tokens and other sorts of third party trackers you can use.

@@narmada140 I use the dice while attacking with shared animosity and stuff like that... I usually don't mark static buffs that are not +1/+1 counters or dynamic ones... but when you have a huge of a board and some buffs apply different to each creature it can get a bit messy... you could also write in a piece of paper stuff to remember... used to do that in tournaments

Thought I replied to this already, its in the description, i just double checked.

He was a unique little bugger haha

@@TacticOrtega check out Hourglass of the Lost!

I thought for sure I replied to this already, I let him know and I believe it is on his list to swap in.

xD

I'm using my phone actually, samsung not 9 or some such.

Hope you had fun putting all that together!

And its otters! don't forget those adorable furry beasts. In all seriousness this deck is pretty fun to play!

I love this idea, I am trying to veer away from taking pressure off of Alexios however. I want this to be something I can bring to casual settings and cards that take pressure away from Alexios means he stays on the table longer which becomes less fair.

@@UncommonRamen i do agree, the idea is in my mind as im dealing with a krenko impact tremors player and yea, its a problem, and i dont want to open the pandoras box of land destructioning him out of his commander

​@@veruslupus yeah, sometimes you have to modify a deck based on play group. Gotta do what you gotta do. Baeloth is a clever idea!

@@UncommonRamen theres an even more violently offensive card to add if you dont want friends. silent arbiter

Thank you! you are the first to ever say anything! I try to make sure the decks I brew are always in hand so I can play them and also because I think it's important to the viewer.

I thought for sure I'd posted it in the description or it was posted somewhere in the comments haha. Here ya go: www.moxfield.com/decks/CGS7_SSuP0CB0fH_dAmQDw

@@UncommonRamen thanks a lot, i will give it a go

What I can do is this, I will look into both of those commanders, I cannot make any promises for a few reasons. 1. I typically do deck techs for decks I build in real life and have found some sort of inspiration with. 2. I will actually spend money to pick up cards and singles that I don't currently have to make sure I complete the deck so it is playable. I am not a huge fan of dragon decks so I'll cehck these out to see if I find any inspiration in them.

This is so true, this commander is insane.

Glad to help!

@TheKeloy the sleeves for this deck have a picture of a friend of mine, for thier privacy I chose to hide the face.

Yessir, helped with the video a lot.

When you talk about creature theft cards, I assume you are referencing Zealous Conscripts. The conscripts have a tremendous amount of value in this deck when you consider a few interactions. The first interaction is probably the most common and that is that it steals problematic blockers from your opponents, even if you don't get to attack with them. The second interaction is with Port Razer who grants extra combats, this would allow for the creatures that you steal to be able to attack on subsequent combats. The 3rd interaction would be with Industrial Advancement which you can prioritize to have its trigger happen first and sacrifice the creature you've stolen from your opponent. Lastly you can use the cast of zealous conscripts to steal a creature with a good etb or ltb and use that creature to saddle Calamity. So it has a lot of value here.

This has been my main for awhile. In my own experience, if you're really trying to win as often as possible, the absolute best thing you can do is reduce the casting cost of your vampires. A 5+ mana vampire isn't often as valuable as a few 1 and 2 drops in this deck. That being said, I just love playing vampires so I play a bunch of "suboptimal" cards in my deck 😅❤

I don't run recursion in any effective manor here because in the time that I've played it I've never found it to be necessary. The deck is aggressive and truthfully it's set up to punish the idea of board wipes.

this is actually the second version of this deck that I built. I purposely built it down because I don't like to play decks that feel "too powerful" this was what I considered to be the more fair version of the deck which is why I run less optimal higher cmc cards in it.

@@UncommonRamen There's a vampire I can't remember that has an ability that let's it "change" from a vampire to a bat and back again. I play it for the great flavour

@@TheDylls Perhaps you mean Screeching Bat or Sengir Nosferatu? They both seem flavorful in a Dracula sort of way haha, do you run Timothar, Baron of Bats? It gives all of your other creatures the Sengir Nosferatu ability!

@vlmoua honestly it's pretty clunky, while it does have quite a bit of interaction you spend a good chunk of time trying to set up and win condition that doesn't involve dealing 40 damage, meanwhile your resources get stretched thinner and thinner.

I played a few games recently and really got an idea of how to pilot this. The deck is an engine, it just plain works and I was very happy to see the synergies!

@@lukejamesquinn that is correct!

The original idea behind my build here was to avoid a deck whose win con was built around attacking in and to create something that felt like it was "bullying" my opponents. I can definitely say that your build sounds very unique and I certainly haven't quite heard of a build like it though!

@@UncommonRamenI love this deck! Can you please explain what the following cards are used for? I think they help my opponents more than me so I know I must be misunderstanding something. Ty again for sharing 1. Boldwyr Heavyweights 2. Dragon Mage 3. Tempting Wurm

Did some research and dragon mage helps wheel and add cards to your hand but I still don’t understand Boldwyr or Tempting Wurm

​@jamarclayton4155 think of them like an insurance plan. If there is a single person in the pod whose become arch nemesis because they are so far ahead you give them one of these creatures and it helps the rest of the table catch up. The opponents you help will have less incentive to attack you because you helped them.

@@jamarclayton4155 your missing the point of Beamtown bullies. You hurt everyone and help everyone at the same time. If u help 1 player its at the cost of another, no one wants to hinder or help the other players when they go against beamtown. If you haven't noticed the point of the commander is to troll your opponents and control the game.

Hey there, sorry about that, thought it was in the description. Here ya go www.moxfield.com/decks/kIWA9aIMk0yhs27RKvAzVQ

@armoredduck yeah my explanations were long and people just weren't watching, I can definitely go back to doing more explanations. I like the feedback.

Glad it could help, hope you enjoy!

yeah, i think some people got into an argument about it somewhere in these comments haha. I like em both, but, I think I removed them both in my most recent builf of this deck.

glad to inspire! hope you enjoy!

This deck originally was a slicer tech that I was trying to make casual, I switched face commanders and then swapped cards as I played to try and make it slower and more casual (and also to get some of the slicer specific support out) So i can tell you it is possible haha, Good luck with your friends!

These were eclipses, thanks for the view!

I really tried to keep only the creatures with good utility for the commander. I've been considering blood moon for a bit of time now but I think it's just too mean for casual groups.

@@UncommonRamen It is so mean. Played on T3, it shuts down a lot.