It's good to see some good Painter's games (my three favorite Legacy archetypes are Stiflenought, Painter's Stone, and Aluren). Especially that turn one win.
discarding FOW at 5:28 doesn't make sense. i guess Dave has FOW, fatal push, and one land in hand. As painter on the board, player can pitch the land for FOW. Must let the fatal push resolve when you know the opponent is very likely to have pyroblast/red elemental blast in hand.
I’m gonna say something controversial. The Frog is actually great for Legacy. The people who complain about it are the same people that complained about Murktide, Uro, and Bowmasters. They just need something to complain about, and it’s usually a blue/blue adjacent card.
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It's good to see some good Painter's games (my three favorite Legacy archetypes are Stiflenought, Painter's Stone, and Aluren). Especially that turn one win.
Close, the blast again blast, good games
There are staples wich only get played in one deck. Like The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale. Staple for lands, not for other decks.
Decklist?
darn Chris said Nethergoyf's is a staple but guess il need a play set. hashtag are they testing for 1 v 1
Why does Pyroblast counter the Fatal Push? 6:00
because everything is blue
discarding FOW at 5:28 doesn't make sense. i guess Dave has FOW, fatal push, and one land in hand. As painter on the board, player can pitch the land for FOW. Must let the fatal push resolve when you know the opponent is very likely to have pyroblast/red elemental blast in hand.
Vexing bauble
So pitch two cards just to get countered instead using them for extra damage? Sounds like a bad play to me 🤷🏻
I’m gonna say something controversial. The Frog is actually great for Legacy. The people who complain about it are the same people that complained about Murktide, Uro, and Bowmasters. They just need something to complain about, and it’s usually a blue/blue adjacent card.