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How poorly this deck draws, Jesus. Also, I know you have to be aggressive with mulligans in these kind of decks; but you shipped 4 card hands that were missing a piece, I thinks it's better to bet on one of those than on a 3 card hand.
It's certainly an option, but leaves us very dead if we don't find anything. We bought two draw steps by bouncing the creatures anyway. I don't think we can leave12 damage coming at us on the board
Around 19:10, could your opponent discard and reanimate your balustrade spy to mill you and win in your draw step? EDIT: Nevermind, you just mentioned it 10 seconds later :)
I'd be inclined to think you may want to sacrifice supplier way more aggressively. I think you need to get Hogaak, Vengevines and Bridges into graveyard as quickly as possible, so they're there when you can cast/trigger them. Durdling around with carrion feeder and gravecrawler is simply not powerful enough on its own.
Yeah, I think this build is not the place to be, but it had some good learning. I prefer Monoblack Cultist Depths as you can jam Sol Lands and stuff with Saga much more easily.
If you're going to cultist, might as well cut the bowmasters for Ulamogs, 2 defiler and 2 ceaseless as those would be free on cast land and library hate
@9:20 you can tef bounce your own stone forge replay it and get shuko and then kinda go off, but vesuvan drifter is a scary card curious to hear if you thought about this decision at all
I was just so far ahead that I wanted to play in a way that meant I couldn't lose the game at that stage. A Drifter getting into play then drawing 7 off a Griselbrand was a risk I just wanted to make sure I could avoid.
I wanted to present a win rather than an annoying piece on the board. The lack of ability to get value from the ETB in that situation made me go for the Grindstone combo win line. If they have Fury, it's kind of bad either way so I opted for the highest upside line. A more experienced Painter player might have done things differently though
Love the thumbnail lmao nadu seems booonkers, was getting stomped on xmage with someone doing field of the dead shenanigans. Bird man seems like a natural include to cephalid breakfast, curious to see if builds start going bant moving forward
It's 15 cards in the sideboard, but sometimes MTGO overlay doesn't list the multiple copies of things. The list wasn't mine, but usually when someone runs 1 card over, it tends to be an additional tutor target that they wanted to run.
Always love a bit of breakfast! As a long time Breakfast player, I've been curious about this new Yorion list - looking forward to seeing how it performs here.
The hand was basically a good five card hands and I would not fault anyone for keeping it. Turn 1 oppo agent is a weird thing that either is amazing, or useless, and because that was pretty much all the hand did, I was reluctant to put my faith in it on 7 card hand when a lot of 6 cards look the same or better. Ended up not really mattering either way unless I could have mulled to sphere or something.
I know the Fallout cards aren't available in MTGO, but what do you think about people playing the Fallout Sloth card in paper as a plan B beatdown creature?
In the grixis list I'd ditch the phoenixes for nethergoyfs. Nethergoyf+DRC seem like a good fit. But I don't think running no basics is reasonable these days with White Orchard running around. Since running basics on a 3 color deck is tough I am brewing pure dimir.
@@crucible_of_words I agree it complicates things, but atleast painter isn't shy from running lightning bolts, fury's and even legion intruder to kill the delighted halfling
I played death and taxes in legacy yesterday at my lgs and faced nadu, and i quickly realised that nadu is a nightmare for death and taxes, so won't be playing that if i keep seeing nadu.
12:22 since you have seen two null rods do you every board out the soul cauldron/dev combo, you already have one combo in the deck, painter/stone that gets hosed by null rod. I was thinking you want all the fury/magus to do the juke move on your opponent.
@@joshdavis3743 Very kind of you to say, but I struggle a fair bit on unfamiliar decks and I'm far from an expert outside of my specialist decks. I just play a lot and sound confident haha