This series brought me so much joy. Can't explain how I can be nostalgic for years I didn't even play in. I'd watch another 18 of these series happily.
@Olivia__Winter yes haha! We tried to pick the most optimized list of every deck. 12 post started by playing the full 12 but eventually realized you did not need all 4 glimmerpost. So it's 11 post on paper, but 12 post in our hearts 🔥
@@timellins The way the legend rule works now is that when one comes in, you chose whether it or the existing one dies, which in this case created the loop.
Huge credit to Carl. Piloting the deck pretty much flawless and all the decisions made by thinking about chances of possible game states, perfect scapeshift choices and such really gave him the edge of surviving the eldrazi winter. xD
Can’t believe the Eldrazi deck won Edit: the Infinite Emrakul combo is NOT something I, nor Thoralf, and probably not even Carl was expecting. That’s the PERFECT way to end this series
Technically it's a bug, not a feature of the deck: the legend rule was different back in 2011 so both Emrakul would have gone to the graveyard. Although thinking about it more... he still would have been able to grab an Emrakul each turn so really the only change would be that he can only attack every other turn with it
You know, in the leadup to this I was wondering how much scarier all of the decks that participated would have been if we got to see them play with modern upgrades. Twelve-post went and showed me it didn't even need that while making me even more terrified of what it would have been if it was still here today. Absolutely adored the series, guys! Thanks for making this!
The finals ending with a gutsy play enabling the silliest loop I've ever seen is the perfect conclusion for a Cardmarket series. GGs to all for an incredible tournament, and shoutout to Karl for the editing magic!
Thank you :) I'm particularly happy with how this one went Edit: also fun editing fact! We had to film that last game a second time. Because the first time I only won because thoralf made only one eldrazi scion with his drowner of hope. Winning me the game. We saw the misplay and decided to reshoot the last game 2 weeks later. Which is why our hair is longer 😅 and it was so great because then I got to win with that emrakul loop 🥳
love this series and really appreciate the way you visually track the game state with the little text bubbles and showing the stack in a similar way Arena does, really helps keep everything clear and concise. Wish the actual pro-tour coverage did this.
To be fair, doing it in a more live vs. heavily edited pre-recorded session, would be much more difficult. Still possible - and I think it would help out their coverage significantly - but quite a lot of work.
Yes if this was done live, it would require a team of about 10 people to manage every aspect of the HUD. We get to record these first so it's just me, a computer, and endless coffee refills 😅
I was rooting for 12-post so hard, I was on the edge of my seat for the whole match, this was INCREDIBLE, what a fitting conclusion, and as always you're SO entertaining and you have beaming personalities. The plays were excellent, loved the explanations of the lines, awesome games, awesome series, thank you so much!
They cared more about the integrity of their new format than selling cards, thats why Eldrazi wasnt banned straigh away, most of their cards were from the newest set, and history repeats itself nowadays with The one ring, that will only get banned just before they print the even more powerfull infinity gauntlet.
@@RoyInverse Are you talking about The One Ring that is only being played in Tron? Not a single other deck actually plays the card because it just kinda sucks to play without actual synergies. But I guess a card is banworthy when a Tier 2 deck plays it.
The One Ring isn’t even the most problematic card in modern right now. Grief and Fury need to get the axe, but won’t because they are still in print and making WotC money.
I think 12-post was the only deck from before my time, so it was really cool to see how busted it was. I've seen the decklist before, but seeing it in action, its far stronger than I've imagined. I'd love to see Pauper or Legacy next
Not sure how legacy would work since Delver has been the best deck for over a decade, with the exception of some short lived competition that got banned. Miracles was the last time a non-Delver deck was best.
Absolutely excellent gameplay. Playing to your outs to perfection. I don't think I have ever watched a game of magic on UA-cam and been more impressed with the skill of the pilots. Bravo.
Between impressive plays like Thoralf's bluffing and Carl's calculated searching gambles (both in this match and against Scam), both players really did both great decks justice.
Went back and watched the entire Best Deck Ever Standard version AGAIN while waiting for this - those grand finals were absolutely incredibly. Can't wait to see how this tops them!
Wow. What a game. Really happy with who won. So much for mh2 being overpowered. The winner faced a really tough path to there as well. Also, I did not expect to see an infinite combo in this, good job on finding that one in the game. I would not have seen it and not have thought about using an opponent’s land like that
@@demiurge2501 Yeah, but MH2 was still a pretty underpowered set compared to MH1 and even the sets released around it. It was a good set that provided answers the now caught up to the threats.
@@ZakanaHachihaCBCwhat r u on modern horizons 2 is way more busted the MH1 the only really busted thing in MH1 was hogaak other then that it was way better balanced then MH2. All of the most played cards in modern are from modern horizons 2. 6/10 of the most played creatures in modern r from MH2. So how is it not a completely busted set. And on the lines of it fixing modern by adding more answers the most played no creature spell from MH2 is prismatic ending which only shows up in 10% of decks. While force of negation and force of vigor from MH1 show up in way more decks.
This was INSANE. I was rooting for 12 post and this clutch as the end was just beautiful. I didn't know this deck before this serie but I fell in love with it. Every game Carls plays a new combo, and it's so funny to see Thoralf falling apart :D Thank you for all your content ❤
What a finale!!!! Not only was it an intense best-of-5, but the last few plays were so completely over-the-top that it truly showed the power of that deck!
That's what I'm talkin about! Down to the wire and even getting to see the rare ultimate play pattern 12-post by looping Emrakul? What a fantastic series! Great job guys. Happy to see my baby from back in the day take home the gold.
How can I hit like more often??? What an incredible ending to an amazing series. Infinite Emrakul is the stuff of nightmares and dreams, and I'm so happy to have witnessed it! Thank you Cardmarket!
I think I predicted this deck to win right from the community poll. It seemed like the most broken thing you could do at the time and the video proved this. Excellent series, the editing was superb and as usual you guys are a lot of fun with the banter and playful comments. Thanks for making this, hopefully the next best deck of all time series won't be too far off ;)
I really like the flavor of the Emrakul loop, Emrakul infinitely shows up in the same place and then disappears, as if it's some time-defying causal loop of the same Emrakul arriving, assisting its past self and then departing to travel back in time and arrive again, just a few instants earlier, so that it can cooperate with its future self. It's this very powerful, very Eldrazi type of thing for this creature to do.
Absolutely Epic finale! Didn't know much about 12Post until this series. Watching it go off against the more modern "efficient" modern decks has been a wild ride.
I’ve rewatched this so many times. The games are so good and it feels like I’m watching a legit world tournament final. I love Hogaak, but both of these decks are just so fun to watch since they can pop off at any moment. Kudos to the channel for a killer tournament and incredible games.
if I didn't know any better I'd think you guys were stacking decks for content. what an insane series, even for you guys. excited to see how you top it because you somehow always do!
Spoilers: Please, who would stack 3 Reality Smashers? And we see them shuffle. But I know what you mean. There is however, a perfectly reasonable explanation. 12-post got banned after the FIRST tournament in the format. Nobody remembered it even being a thing. Oldest deck in the series and the one with the shortest lifespan. Eldrazi Winter on the other hand is legendary. It took over the game for a season. I wouldn't say that EVERYONE is familiar with the composition of the deck, but everyone on this channel is. So, Carl had the edge. He knew what was in Thoralf's deck and sideboard, he knew what he had to play around. Thoralf didn't know Carl had a second Emrakul, or that his deck could go infinite. I'm surprised it won Rakdos Scam.
It's funny because after shooting the finals, we were afraid that it was kind of boring 😅 but there is nothing music and snappy editing can't fix! Oh, and emrakul. She makes everything more exciting :)
I can't possibly overstate how much I appreciate you having players that are better than me playing and sharing their thoughts. When I see a line to win and the creator doesn't even mention it, it drives me crazy. When you pull a line to win I never even considered, it's mind-blowingly good. Great series, great video!
We tried doing draft videos but they bombed. As limited is our favourite way to play, we talk about it a lot. We're working on a way to make limited videos worth watching :)
@@CardmarketMagicA sealed video - or even a series! - could be fun? Might be neat to present it as a for beginners thing, maybe starting with Prerelease kits and adding a couple packs each run? Show folks how to evaluate cards and work with what you have?
@@CardmarketMagicI've always thought that it'd be cool to see a series where people do sealed/limited "snapshots" from past standards that were regarded as being some of the best of all time...like original innistrad or original zendikar etc... if you guys did something like that I'd totally watch it!!!
That was an amazing ending! (Spl below) I love that it went to 5 as both decks are very powerful and pretty evenly matched it seems, but the loop to win was nuts!
I need the music from this video, especially the song that was playing while Karl clutched the win with looping Emrakul’s! That just perfectly set the mood, and really helped everyone know that THIS was the moment everyone was waiting for!
@@DismemberTheAlamo if you’re on mobile it shows the top/top few comments automatically so you have to actively avoid seeing it. It’s a totally fair thing to have an issue with.
That was a great ending for a great series. I had never seen 12-post before this series, but I absolutely fell in love with it. That loop at the end 🤤 I would really love to see a Quest for the Best Pioneer Deck Ever next, but the format would have to change a little since it's only been around for 4 years lol
We have it on our list. Pioneer isn't old enough yet. We thought of combining it with modern but after looking at the modern lists, we realized it wasn't fair 😅
I’ve been watching you guys from the beginning! love what y’all are doing, please keep making more series like this! This is my favorite content on UA-cam.
Something I've noticed is that the more powerful the decks are, the more strong going first gets. Going first is just so strong, and it's lame if the winner of the game is always just the winner of the dice roll. That's why power creep is scary boys
modern was known for being a very uninteractive format for years. it wasn't until fatal push and then later modern horizons got printed that there was enough cheap interaction to slow things down
Modern doesn't have the checks and balances that legacy does. Going first matters much less in that format. Pretty much the reason I play legacy as opposed to anything else
What a beautiful game MtG is. This perfectly embodies the competitive spirit of the game by showcasing the absolute best synergies and plays by the most vile, twisted, to-the-throat brews modern has seen. Thank you to all involved for making this series. It was an epic ending, bravo!
Ralph! I'm happy you enjoyed it! You get a fun exclusive behind the scenes fact :) we actually filmed the final twice! The first time, I won but when editing the video, I realized I only won because thoralf forgot to make a second scion with drowner of hope. Meaning a few turns later, he could have used that second scion to tap down my emrakul and win the game. We decided to reshoot because it tainted the tournament and that game was boring anyway and the got this amazing game with looping emrakuls and we are so happy with the outcome :)
Kudos to the editing team. You got me back into MTG. And your clear edits that clarify what cards do are whatmakes MTG watchable for an outsider. I've tried other channels and it's impossible. You are the best MTG entertainment channel.
That was amazing!!! Such a good ending and it was awesome to watch these powerhouse decks duke it out across multiple matches. I'm really enjoying these matches and appreciate all the time & effort that goes into making these episodes.
That's why I was lol'ing at the people who didn't think 12-Post was strong in the comments before this video. It's almost an exact copy of the Legacy version except it doesn't have Dark Depths, Crop Rotation, or Maze of Ith.
It is absolutely mind blowing that Carl can play such a flawless game for the victory. I had no idea about 12 Post before this series, and honestly just watched it to see how broken Eldrazi Winter was, but it has now become my favorite Modern deck of all time. Thanks for such an amazing series
As someone who didn't play modern back when 12 post was around, I am SHOCKED at how powerful the deck was. I didn't think it would beat scam, let alone eldrazi. Thanks for the great content!
This has been such an enjoyable series and what a way to end it! The oldest deck winnning with an Emrakul loop is so ridiculous and I was smiling the whole way through! Congrats on a really fun series guys!
What a wonderful series! I've been anticipating these videos each week. There were so many memorable moments like Thoralf's amazing topdecks and Carl's skillful sequencing. Such a brilliant conclusion. I'm sad that it's over, but happy that it happened. I can't wait for the next one. Thank you guys so much.
I'm so happy you enjoyed it :) it was SO MUCH FUN to make these and play with old decks that hold so much nostalgia for us! Hopefully you enjoy the next series as well
Man, this was by far the best series of the channel. Please keep making content like this, where you use history and creativity instead of power/complexity creep to make videos. I love your channel and have become a big fan of yours! Cheers from Mannheim.
What a series! I won't include any spoilers but thank you guys for such an entertaining, fun, well-produced series. I love your content and the Best Deck serieses have been a fabulous hit. Amazing work thanks guys.
👾👾 Decklists: bit.ly/3Sm9lnt
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wait there are only 11 posts?
The list only runs 3 glimmer posts interestingly enough!
12 post won the tournament tho it has a massive flavor fail!
@@Olivia_Spring Wait, what? We've been lied to! The most powerful Modern deck of all time is 11-post!!!
@@Olivia_Spring the 12th post was in our hearts all along
This series brought me so much joy. Can't explain how I can be nostalgic for years I didn't even play in. I'd watch another 18 of these series happily.
@Olivia__Winter yes haha! We tried to pick the most optimized list of every deck. 12 post started by playing the full 12 but eventually realized you did not need all 4 glimmerpost. So it's 11 post on paper, but 12 post in our hearts 🔥
Taking infinite extra turns with Emrakul is an amazing way to win a tournament
At 1 life, no less
So many noodles.
sorry, back to magic after a long while. Why/ how is the Emrakul leaving the battlefield at that point?
@@timellinslegend rule
@@timellins The way the legend rule works now is that when one comes in, you chose whether it or the existing one dies, which in this case created the loop.
Carl forgets to cherish his last draw step and proceeds to take infinite turns to get more draw steps. fantastic series, well done
As much as I wanted my deck to win, that ending was ridiculously fun
Agreed! So much fun to see the loop!
He got lucky none of the decks had damping sphere xD
@@saedbcruzreyes6064 Actually a few of them DID!
A few had blood moon in play but somehow he was able to top deck perfectly
Especially because Carl only had 1 life left 🤣
Super close game 👍
Huge credit to Carl. Piloting the deck pretty much flawless and all the decisions made by thinking about chances of possible game states, perfect scapeshift choices and such really gave him the edge of surviving the eldrazi winter. xD
He survived the Eldrazi winter with the biggest Eldrazi making that winter endless.
Can’t believe the Eldrazi deck won
Edit: the Infinite Emrakul combo is NOT something I, nor Thoralf, and probably not even Carl was expecting. That’s the PERFECT way to end this series
Technically it's a bug, not a feature of the deck: the legend rule was different back in 2011 so both Emrakul would have gone to the graveyard.
Although thinking about it more... he still would have been able to grab an Emrakul each turn so really the only change would be that he can only attack every other turn with it
@@jumpanamaYeah it was still infinite turns, so eventually the loop would draw into more threats
@@YourAdHere4 Exactly. It still worked in 2011, it was just a little different. Functionally it's still infinite turns and attacks with Emmy.
Dude, uncool. You spoiled the entire thing.
Eldrazi didn’t win though?
Amazing. You couldn't have scripted a better ending. What a bold decision by Carl to skip on the life and go straight for the big land value.
Winning with 1 life left... on game 5... insane... this is why I love Magic
That's just an efficient use of resources there.
You know, in the leadup to this I was wondering how much scarier all of the decks that participated would have been if we got to see them play with modern upgrades.
Twelve-post went and showed me it didn't even need that while making me even more terrified of what it would have been if it was still here today.
Absolutely adored the series, guys! Thanks for making this!
🎉🎉🎉 COME ON 12-POST TAKE IT HOME 🎉🎉🎉
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@MyNameIsAlph 'translate to English' (t): create 20 'O's
The finals ending with a gutsy play enabling the silliest loop I've ever seen is the perfect conclusion for a Cardmarket series. GGs to all for an incredible tournament, and shoutout to Karl for the editing magic!
Thank you :) I'm particularly happy with how this one went
Edit: also fun editing fact! We had to film that last game a second time. Because the first time I only won because thoralf made only one eldrazi scion with his drowner of hope. Winning me the game. We saw the misplay and decided to reshoot the last game 2 weeks later. Which is why our hair is longer 😅 and it was so great because then I got to win with that emrakul loop 🥳
love this series and really appreciate the way you visually track the game state with the little text bubbles and showing the stack in a similar way Arena does, really helps keep everything clear and concise. Wish the actual pro-tour coverage did this.
To be fair, doing it in a more live vs. heavily edited pre-recorded session, would be much more difficult. Still possible - and I think it would help out their coverage significantly - but quite a lot of work.
Yes if this was done live, it would require a team of about 10 people to manage every aspect of the HUD. We get to record these first so it's just me, a computer, and endless coffee refills 😅
@@CardmarketMagic do you get to expense fancy coffee?
@@CardmarketMagiclove you Carl ❤
@@petermoglia we get free coffee, I think it's costing cardmarket as much as my salary 😅
I was rooting for 12-post so hard, I was on the edge of my seat for the whole match, this was INCREDIBLE, what a fitting conclusion, and as always you're SO entertaining and you have beaming personalities. The plays were excellent, loved the explanations of the lines, awesome games, awesome series, thank you so much!
I'm so happy you enjoyed it! I hope it was as fun to watch as it was for us to play :D
That was the most unexpected ending I’ve ever seen. This game can do some incredible things.
Carl piloted that last turn so well!
That infinite Emrakul combo was absolutely hilarious. No wonder the deck is so powerful
this has been one of the most entertating series I have seen in a while... obviously rooting for 12post the whole series
After the great win against scam, to win with ONE life was so amazing on the FINAL game.
I believe 12post was banned after the very first modern tournament
They cared more about the integrity of their new format than selling cards, thats why Eldrazi wasnt banned straigh away, most of their cards were from the newest set, and history repeats itself nowadays with The one ring, that will only get banned just before they print the even more powerfull infinity gauntlet.
Post and Green Sun's I believe were banned after PT Philly
@@RoyInverse Are you talking about The One Ring that is only being played in Tron? Not a single other deck actually plays the card because it just kinda sucks to play without actual synergies. But I guess a card is banworthy when a Tier 2 deck plays it.
@@sugar5374 Also Omnath, UB Control, Urza, Scapeshift, Cabal Coffers, Amulet Titan...
The One Ring isn’t even the most problematic card in modern right now. Grief and Fury need to get the axe, but won’t because they are still in print and making WotC money.
I have to come back to watch this video again every couple of months. One of the best games I've ever seen.
I think 12-post was the only deck from before my time, so it was really cool to see how busted it was. I've seen the decklist before, but seeing it in action, its far stronger than I've imagined. I'd love to see Pauper or Legacy next
Not sure how legacy would work since Delver has been the best deck for over a decade, with the exception of some short lived competition that got banned. Miracles was the last time a non-Delver deck was best.
Absolutely excellent gameplay. Playing to your outs to perfection. I don't think I have ever watched a game of magic on UA-cam and been more impressed with the skill of the pilots. Bravo.
Between impressive plays like Thoralf's bluffing and Carl's calculated searching gambles (both in this match and against Scam), both players really did both great decks justice.
Never have I ever been this happy to see Emerkul resolve. Excellent match
Went back and watched the entire Best Deck Ever Standard version AGAIN while waiting for this - those grand finals were absolutely incredibly. Can't wait to see how this tops them!
The comeback from 1 hp with the infinite loop. Couldn't have been done better even if it was scripted.
Beautiful.
Wow. What a game. Really happy with who won. So much for mh2 being overpowered. The winner faced a really tough path to there as well. Also, I did not expect to see an infinite combo in this, good job on finding that one in the game. I would not have seen it and not have thought about using an opponent’s land like that
mh2 IS overpowered. because in the real world, 12 post is not legal and almost all the top decks are based on mh2 cards ;)
@@MrPiotrVMH2 isn’t an overpowered set though.
It was a set with strong answers but MH1 was the stronger of the two.
@@ZakanaHachihaCBCthe problem is that the most powerful mh2 cards right now are the entire cycle of elementals which have all seen play
@@demiurge2501 Yeah, but MH2 was still a pretty underpowered set compared to MH1 and even the sets released around it.
It was a good set that provided answers the now caught up to the threats.
@@ZakanaHachihaCBCwhat r u on modern horizons 2 is way more busted the MH1 the only really busted thing in MH1 was hogaak other then that it was way better balanced then MH2. All of the most played cards in modern are from modern horizons 2. 6/10 of the most played creatures in modern r from MH2. So how is it not a completely busted set. And on the lines of it fixing modern by adding more answers the most played no creature spell from MH2 is prismatic ending which only shows up in 10% of decks. While force of negation and force of vigor from MH1 show up in way more decks.
This was INSANE. I was rooting for 12 post and this clutch as the end was just beautiful. I didn't know this deck before this serie but I fell in love with it. Every game Carls plays a new combo, and it's so funny to see Thoralf falling apart :D Thank you for all your content ❤
What a finale!!!! Not only was it an intense best-of-5, but the last few plays were so completely over-the-top that it truly showed the power of that deck!
Didn't even know what 12 post was before this series, but I rooted for it from the beginning and happy it won!
That's what I'm talkin about! Down to the wire and even getting to see the rare ultimate play pattern 12-post by looping Emrakul? What a fantastic series! Great job guys. Happy to see my baby from back in the day take home the gold.
What a joy it was to see Carl realize they had infinite Emrakuls/Turns, oh!!
I've never seen a more cinematic set in my life, and what an ending! Thank you so much for this series Cardmarket, it was a treat from start to finish
I'm really happy you enjoyed this series :) we had so much fun making it
How can I hit like more often??? What an incredible ending to an amazing series. Infinite Emrakul is the stuff of nightmares and dreams, and I'm so happy to have witnessed it! Thank you Cardmarket!
I'm so happy you enjoyed it :D I'm really proud of this series and my friends played so well! I hope you enjoy our next one as well
Waiting with baited breath for the next series, and any other video really!
That was the most genuinely "awesome" endings to what is probably the best paper Magic series on UA-cam. Thanks for the incredible games!
I'm really happy you enjoyed it :) I hope you had as much fun as we had
That ending was everything I'd ever hoped for and so much more. VERY fun series! Love to see that deck in particular beat up the field!
rooting for the one with the eldrazi!
Big eldrazi or baby eldrazi?
I love my squiggly bois
@@darkrexkigntstone8773 yes
Clearly eldrazi are the best cards in modern
And the one with the Eldrazi won!!
I think I predicted this deck to win right from the community poll. It seemed like the most broken thing you could do at the time and the video proved this. Excellent series, the editing was superb and as usual you guys are a lot of fun with the banter and playful comments. Thanks for making this, hopefully the next best deck of all time series won't be too far off ;)
What a finale, omg! Great series, I had such a blast watching this one.
I really like the flavor of the Emrakul loop, Emrakul infinitely shows up in the same place and then disappears, as if it's some time-defying causal loop of the same Emrakul arriving, assisting its past self and then departing to travel back in time and arrive again, just a few instants earlier, so that it can cooperate with its future self. It's this very powerful, very Eldrazi type of thing for this creature to do.
Crazy how decks that were made so many years apart don’t really have any sideboard plans for the other deck 😂
That really makes sense, honestly. Sideboards of a deck were made for the year they were made for, so....
Didn't know you played magic as well! I love your DBD videos!
Absolutely Epic finale! Didn't know much about 12Post until this series. Watching it go off against the more modern "efficient" modern decks has been a wild ride.
Here we go, the best of the best is apon us. And its a 35 minute video this time! Glad its not a wash
I’ve rewatched this so many times. The games are so good and it feels like I’m watching a legit world tournament final. I love Hogaak, but both of these decks are just so fun to watch since they can pop off at any moment. Kudos to the channel for a killer tournament and incredible games.
The fact that the whole tournament ended with infinite spaghettis is absolutely incredible.
if I didn't know any better I'd think you guys were stacking decks for content. what an insane series, even for you guys. excited to see how you top it because you somehow always do!
Spoilers:
Please, who would stack 3 Reality Smashers? And we see them shuffle. But I know what you mean. There is however, a perfectly reasonable explanation. 12-post got banned after the FIRST tournament in the format. Nobody remembered it even being a thing. Oldest deck in the series and the one with the shortest lifespan. Eldrazi Winter on the other hand is legendary. It took over the game for a season. I wouldn't say that EVERYONE is familiar with the composition of the deck, but everyone on this channel is. So, Carl had the edge. He knew what was in Thoralf's deck and sideboard, he knew what he had to play around. Thoralf didn't know Carl had a second Emrakul, or that his deck could go infinite. I'm surprised it won Rakdos Scam.
It's funny because after shooting the finals, we were afraid that it was kind of boring 😅 but there is nothing music and snappy editing can't fix! Oh, and emrakul. She makes everything more exciting :)
This was amazing! What a match! Loved the change to Best of 5 for the Finals too.
That prop crown sure gets a lot of value, being reused far more than expected. :D
Infinite prop crown loop combo.
What an epic match! Well played by both players and that last game was a great way to finish the series. Looking forward to more from you guys.
That ending is one of the best things I have ever seen. 12 post looks like such a fun deck!
Congrats to the winner! What a series. Really glad you guys took my advice of doing a BO5 for the grand championship, now there can be no doubt!
I can't possibly overstate how much I appreciate you having players that are better than me playing and sharing their thoughts. When I see a line to win and the creator doesn't even mention it, it drives me crazy. When you pull a line to win I never even considered, it's mind-blowingly good. Great series, great video!
I like this series. Have you guys ever considered doing draft/limited videos? I'm curious about how you guys would evaluate card picks.
I second this ! A draft would be a great idea !
We tried doing draft videos but they bombed. As limited is our favourite way to play, we talk about it a lot. We're working on a way to make limited videos worth watching :)
@@CardmarketMagicA sealed video - or even a series! - could be fun? Might be neat to present it as a for beginners thing, maybe starting with Prerelease kits and adding a couple packs each run? Show folks how to evaluate cards and work with what you have?
@@CardmarketMagicI've always thought that it'd be cool to see a series where people do sealed/limited "snapshots" from past standards that were regarded as being some of the best of all time...like original innistrad or original zendikar etc... if you guys did something like that I'd totally watch it!!!
That was an amazing ending! (Spl below)
I love that it went to 5 as both decks are very powerful and pretty evenly matched it seems, but the loop to win was nuts!
Great series! I absolutely love these, idk what format you'd do next but I welcome it.
legacy
pauper!!
Legacy would be nuts
I need the music from this video, especially the song that was playing while Karl clutched the win with looping Emrakul’s! That just perfectly set the mood, and really helped everyone know that THIS was the moment everyone was waiting for!
Spoiler for the result:
What a perfect ending, a 22* mana per turn infinite turn loop
Looping the biggest eldrazi ever printed in an eldrazi mirror
Always sad when the end of the video is the first comment 😢
@@jshavluk4342 - I dont scroll down or check the run time for this reason.
@@jshavluk4342 fair, I didn’t put a warning because I didn’t expect it to be a high up comment. Fixed
@@DismemberTheAlamo if you’re on mobile it shows the top/top few comments automatically so you have to actively avoid seeing it. It’s a totally fair thing to have an issue with.
Truly INCREDIBLE! Thanks so much for making and sharing this, the series has been a BLAST to watch. I hope you have a great rest of your day
Have a wonderful day, you as well :) thank you for your kind comment
Carl, that was an absolutely awesome line. What a great series.
Thank you :) what you don't see is that it took me 10 minutes to come up with 😅 but I am very proud of it
That was a great ending for a great series. I had never seen 12-post before this series, but I absolutely fell in love with it. That loop at the end 🤤
I would really love to see a Quest for the Best Pioneer Deck Ever next, but the format would have to change a little since it's only been around for 4 years lol
We have it on our list. Pioneer isn't old enough yet. We thought of combining it with modern but after looking at the modern lists, we realized it wasn't fair 😅
I’ve been watching you guys from the beginning! love what y’all are doing, please keep making more series like this! This is my favorite content on UA-cam.
We will make more series like this for sure :) it's one of our favourite content to make! I hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoy making it
Yes, we need another tourney like this. Also, yeah, 12post is absurd! It doesn't shock me that it won. What an ending!
Poetic justice to have a final turn of the tournament that explosive and combotastic! The best deck won! Thanks for a great series.
Something I've noticed is that the more powerful the decks are, the more strong going first gets. Going first is just so strong, and it's lame if the winner of the game is always just the winner of the dice roll. That's why power creep is scary boys
Yep, welcome to the new Yu-Gi-Oh in which going first gives you a 70%+ chance to win the match
yeap, that is one of the problems with everything getting faster and more powerful all the time.
Mulligan rework???
modern was known for being a very uninteractive format for years. it wasn't until fatal push and then later modern horizons got printed that there was enough cheap interaction to slow things down
Modern doesn't have the checks and balances that legacy does. Going first matters much less in that format. Pretty much the reason I play legacy as opposed to anything else
What a beautiful game MtG is. This perfectly embodies the competitive spirit of the game by showcasing the absolute best synergies and plays by the most vile, twisted, to-the-throat brews modern has seen. Thank you to all involved for making this series. It was an epic ending, bravo!
Amazing series with an amazing final showdown with an amazing final turn! 🎉❤
Ralph! I'm happy you enjoyed it! You get a fun exclusive behind the scenes fact :) we actually filmed the final twice! The first time, I won but when editing the video, I realized I only won because thoralf forgot to make a second scion with drowner of hope. Meaning a few turns later, he could have used that second scion to tap down my emrakul and win the game. We decided to reshoot because it tainted the tournament and that game was boring anyway and the got this amazing game with looping emrakuls and we are so happy with the outcome :)
i couldn´t have imagined a better ending to the series! The big Eldrazi rules the magic world!
Amazing series
Kudos to the editing team. You got me back into MTG. And your clear edits that clarify what cards do are whatmakes MTG watchable for an outsider. I've tried other channels and it's impossible. You are the best MTG entertainment channel.
Edge of the seat worthy finale. What an ending 😮
That was amazing!!! Such a good ending and it was awesome to watch these powerhouse decks duke it out across multiple matches. I'm really enjoying these matches and appreciate all the time & effort that goes into making these episodes.
Having played Cloudpost myself, it is an INSANE deck
This is one the best matches so far. Had me at the edge of my seat just after game 1. Congrats on the win Carl.
Worst thing to hear in a game of magic “I gotta do some math” 😂
The best deck of all time deserves the best video of all time, and yall delivered! Can't wait until the next one!
Welp, this series just proved Cloudpost isn't going to be unbanned in Modern for some time
Carl was a really good pilot for a really sweet deck. Props to him and props to the whole team for a wonderful series.
I respect this comments section for not spoiling the winner
Incredible!
Love a bit of 1v1 and this series was powerful magic played powerfully! Great work all!
The infinite loop was something I did not expect.
The best series ever had an amazing end.
Good job as always guys.
Already hyped for your next project.
That Game 1 - that's the power of 12 Post, a turn 3 Emerakul!
That's why I was lol'ing at the people who didn't think 12-Post was strong in the comments before this video. It's almost an exact copy of the Legacy version except it doesn't have Dark Depths, Crop Rotation, or Maze of Ith.
I think that was one my favorite matches y’all have had so far! Excellent plays by both of you
Oh yeah! Here it is! The Grand Finale!!!
I guess there's a good reason half of the core cards in 12-Post are banned lmao!
This was an incredible end to the series. Absolutely loved everything about it, it was a perfect finisher.
I want 12Post to win because it would be cool to see the first deck to hold its own
It is absolutely mind blowing that Carl can play such a flawless game for the victory. I had no idea about 12 Post before this series, and honestly just watched it to see how broken Eldrazi Winter was, but it has now become my favorite Modern deck of all time. Thanks for such an amazing series
Eldrazi are officially the greatest of magics beings
As someone who didn't play modern back when 12 post was around, I am SHOCKED at how powerful the deck was. I didn't think it would beat scam, let alone eldrazi. Thanks for the great content!
Cant believe the mana cheating Eldrazi deck won against the mana cheating Eldrazi deck
This has been such an enjoyable series and what a way to end it! The oldest deck winnning with an Emrakul loop is so ridiculous and I was smiling the whole way through!
Congrats on a really fun series guys!
This was a really nice series, thanks for the effort guys :)
Happy you enjoyed it :) it was really fun to make!
You should do this on Pauper. I really love to see the old and not forgotten broken decks from the past. Amazing series guys, and lovely videos!
We'll likely be doing pauper next :)
What a wonderful series! I've been anticipating these videos each week. There were so many memorable moments like Thoralf's amazing topdecks and Carl's skillful sequencing. Such a brilliant conclusion. I'm sad that it's over, but happy that it happened. I can't wait for the next one. Thank you guys so much.
I'm so happy you enjoyed it :) it was SO MUCH FUN to make these and play with old decks that hold so much nostalgia for us! Hopefully you enjoy the next series as well
Thank you for making some of the most accessible/consumable magic gameplay on youtube
Thank you! For your kind comment :)
That was the most beautiful ending I’ve ever seen. Absolutely poetic
Well done Carl! For the win, the general gameplay and the quality of the series! Keep on kicking ass.
What a fantastic series. The editing and music really make this feel special. Thanks for the wonderful, entertaining, content guys.
this series was the best thing I've seen on youtube in a long time. I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish. Well done!
Thank you :) I'm thrilled you enjoyed it!
Man, this was by far the best series of the channel. Please keep making content like this, where you use history and creativity instead of power/complexity creep to make videos. I love your channel and have become a big fan of yours! Cheers from Mannheim.
Hallo! I'm thrilled you enjoyed this series :D it was so fun for us to make! Thank you for your kind comment
What a series! I won't include any spoilers but thank you guys for such an entertaining, fun, well-produced series. I love your content and the Best Deck serieses have been a fabulous hit. Amazing work thanks guys.
I'm thrilled you enjoyed it! Thank you for your kind comment :) I hope it was as fun to watch as it was to play