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I have to admit I don't understand the game but this seemed pretty cool.

i think you underestimate manlands. in any half-serious round of commander you'll see tons of board wipes and you play them yourself, so being able to get a threat on the board without using cards from your hand is great and they are immune to sorcery speed removal and counterspells in general. temple of the false god and ancient tomb are also amazing and shouldve stayed for the expensive effects (card draw) and commander costs alone, mariposa military base is also better than some of your other picks. bonder's enclave works with your commander and in 99% of the cases you wouldnt want to activate the effect if you didnt have your commander anyway. not using "money cards" when you've already spent so much more on the rest of your deck is kind of pointless. just use cavern of souls and field of the dead. and if you're gonna use sol ring and not even complain about the mana being colorless, why not use other mana rocks with maybe some utility? same with crucible of worlds and life from the loam, why pass up on those when you could also just not? petrified field is just such a joke prismatic vista seems pointless to me aside from the landfall triggers. also, you dont seem to play the other fetches?? also, i think the card desert is underappreciated. can save you a ton of trouble in the early game (and it commits crimes). maybe forbidden orchard for politics? but more importantly on your side would be ways to produce chump blockers every turn like springjack pasture, westvale abbey and kher deep. way better in a meta of boardwipes, too another wincon COULD be inkmoth nexus, as buff spells/effects on it are twice as strong as on your commander and up to 4 times as strong as many other things your deck is doing

hey guys change to 0.75x speed if you want to understand everything

Almost want to put sylvan safekeeper as a card in the desert precon when i upgrade it

They did 2 matches in <10 turns total?! Crazy

Magic was more ballanced back then. Magic today sucks you get one card and you win the game.

Magicsdfsafda

what are you talking about? extended absolutely exists, it's just called standard now. the old standard went the way of the dodo just like block constructed did. i for myself am very happy with how things have developed, as block constructed and the old standard are essentially just a more costly limited event.

There's maha for mono black

If he had both chalices in hand, it's not exactly a difficult decision to dop one on zero,...

The problem is "Modern Magic". Too many abilities, skills, events, etc have to work together to make the deck work. Back then I could have a playable deck without a 6 degrees of Kevin Bacon level of Metagaming involved. It was simple and when it worked, it was Magic at its best. You could use the "crap cards" back then unlike today where the crap can't be saved. Those spiders were not awful, only bad by today's standards. One spider gives a free death ability and the other a defense boost against flying which, at the time, was a pain in the butt to counter. You could make a deck work back then, unlike now where the deck works you and your wallet. For the record, I have been playing since beta came out. Magic needs to go back to its roots IMHO. Less is more.

I play hearthstone all the time. Never seen a single person with the deck I use. This makes me happy.

Slivers are still a pain in the ass. lol

Slivers will always be the best tribe ever made!

Why were Chapins hands so shaky??

Need to normalise wearing a Shirt and Tie to tournaments again

More the “worst cards” to make a super deck than it being the “worst deck” Great understanding of the game at such and early stage of the game itself. Awesome card artwork back then too. Todays Magic seems to have lost it’s “MAGIC”

Just wait until my Thrall deck is revealed.

If Chris Sutton and I don't play this deck at GP Daytona Beach, This moment would never have happened. We made this deck after States and gave it to Thomas Drake and Michael Bennett on the Nats team. It's awesome to see that we have a small part of one of the most memorable moments on the Pro Tour.

Ya Necropotence was the best black card IMO

Dude this video could’ve been like 5 minutes. The amount of fluff is staggering.

Great video, narration is a little fast for me though. Hard to keep up with how quickly you speak!

I also played Woolly spider in my Green/Black deck.

1:23 lower right corner: "Why 6E will kill MTG" 😂😂😂

My man.. My Magic glory moment was when i won my local tourney with a deck designed around spitting slug and transmutation. I wonder if i still have the cards in my old card box somewhere

Deadly Insect was actually a very good good back in those days, depending on your local meta.

You're talking fast like you're gonna get to the point but just manage more fluff in less time

Nothing quite makes you feel old like seeing diagonal tapping (5.14) in the final of a Pro Tour, given the reaction it got when I picked up Magic again after a long break...

A card that's only purpose is to counter cards is used by control players. 🤯 Truly mind blowing commentary.

Back when Magic used to be fun. Before everyone just googled "best magic deck", and used mommy and daddy's credit card to build their deck.

The video actually begins at 08:34, ridiculously long preamble.

Wow, that's brilliant. The very definition of anti-meta. A collection of basically trash, but carefully selected to systematically disassemble all the possible meta opponents.

Great lore

they didn't break the format..the format was already doomed from the start..

Were any of the decks in this tournament bad? I don't think you mention it in the video.

Entire video is just the video maker spitting on classic magic. What a tool.

Thanks for the video. Made my evening. I was 12 at the time.

@8:30 that's not the right order its Masques, Nemesis, and THEN Prophesy. Ya goober.

I played this deck at a state qualifier that year and remember having mana issues most games. Tried again a few months later after adding 2 more lands and it was still clunky. Bravo to this guy for making it work to win the match.

Immediately we can see Olle Rade was a genius for playing sleeves in 96

Local MtG tournaments now days are all unimaginative cookie cutter tripe. Such a shame. I miss the days of fun imaginative decks and tournaments.

I had to pause the video to compose myself after the words "4th Edition / Homelands Draft", mostly because the first time I heard it, I'd missed the "4th Edition" part and just heard "Homelands draft" and my mind started reeling from just how terrible that could have been.

If the deck is bad, every deck that lost to it is worse. Being forced to adapt is one of the most addicting parts of the game.

Actually one of's decks can be amazing I took a nuts and bolts deck and made it into a deck that cant be stopped by anyone not evven weenie red fast decks that deal damage. I didnt even keep the blasting station aurok salvagers yotatian soldiers loxodon war hammers and youd think the deck wouldtn work but it does amazingly it works so well that I cant recall the cards but one wrath of God one armageddon and another card with entwine that took everything in your hand and graveyard and put it itno your decka nd you each draw seven cards I had darksteel ingots and dark steel cidatels and cloud posts so the deck was lightning fast on ramping up manna and aether spell bombs sunbeam spell bombs it was amazing but its a stupid deck on paper. I would just keep the game going and if youre not playing a zero to one turn kil deck dim sum you lose i will keep the deck going and game lastin until I know every card in your deck and with some quick mental notes a hot blonde and rich teenage suckers i would make bank.

Good news. Standard is now extended.

Holy cow no wonder I love this channel, you've got some epic calls for the lcs!

recall also had the xx templating in legends. it was then followed up by a series of cards, and eventually chalice