☀️ PHYREXIAN SACRIFICE 💀 MOM Standard 

You'll be looking back at today unable to remember it soon enough. Hope you're feeling better. Take yourself out to eat and have a great day

Cry about it.. a rough month of mine would having you feeling like you’re at a theme park

@@amandaspear6148 thank you, I appreciate your kind words

@@livingonabudget1890 Sorry you feel that way kid, hope it gets better soon for you. Must be pretty bad if you feel the need to gatekeep being having a rough time, lmao

I can attest to the "Take yourself out to eat" bit. My work on Friday ended on a pretty terrible note, but hey, my favorite takeout is always there for me! Hope everything works out for you. You're cool 😎

Even better, because it doesn't care about power, just MV. And it's harder to kill than Welcoming Vampire.

@@CanadianBaconPwnage Perhaps mostly better, but its lack of body is also a downside in that it can't smack for 2 in the air.

@@jaelte Fair point, and pressuring your opponent is indeed important. But I like Tocasia's in a deck like this better, where the 2/3 flyer isn't as important.

Plus Merix on their turn

Drivnod is trash only triggered one time for the life lost too. Should have lost 4 only lost 2.

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@@warrnerabon7637 Vraan triggers only once each turn, so Drivnod doesn't give you two Vraan triggers because it can't.

Not so much anti-synergy as a bit of a nonbo. If Vraan was the only death trigger, then Drivnod wouldn't have a home here for sure. But they both work well with the same pieces - reminds me a bit of Doom Foretold Yorion piles since they both liked the same cards. That was one of my favorite decks during that standard!

What lol 😂

85% winrate is pretty darn good

​@TheJiggernaut he said 420 -69

@@aaronwelsh7321 that means 420 wins, 69 losses, right? So 85%?

@@aaronwelsh7321 420 is roughly 86% of 489, wich would be the total of games in that scenario. So he's right, 420-69 is basically 85% winrate

Crokeyz did one with new capenna in it and it was great

Unfortunately it shares a format with Rite of Oblivion. If there is a real BW aristocrats build, it definitely wants Rite of Oblivion. It has flashback and answers enchantments and planeswalkers. Now, when Rite rotates...

@@sammysammyson the frazzle cannon is very good in a tribal deck like this one

@@shapied Unfortunately I don't think it's good enough in a world of Wedding Announcements and Wandering Emperors. I'd say hitting those permanents is more important (also when you can win with poison, attacking battles becomes pretty undesirable). Definitely see what you're saying though. And hey, we'll see how it all pans out! I think this set is going to bring some exciting things to the format.

I saw Crokeyz flip it then when he attacked and his entire team got counters I was like "wtf, what does this equipment do exactly?" 😂 I had to read it again. But yeah it looks powerful. I think most people dismiss it because they assume that flipping battles is very difficult but it's not. Especially when the front side clears their best blocker.

This runs in to the problem of covering either the amount of cards in hand, recent cards in graveyard/ general size of the opponents remaining deck, the lands oppo has available, oppos cards playable from exile, or (least importantly) oppos name. Having a face cam is always a trade off of what information is going to be lost, but the pet section on the left consistently is left unused. Those games where the amount of creatures stack up to where it’s impossible to see are quite rare.

Its the new capenna theme from Arena. Dont know the name, sorry

@@antoniopadilha2476 Thank you kind sir.

The deck is pretty much built around the sac outlet that is in MOM. Yes, it will obviously lose if it's missing its core component and several other important and powerful cards. This is not news.

It does not really have that many mom card, you also have an exact copy of the sacrifice draw 2 in standard just 2 mana instead of one but fulfill the same purpose, the deck is fun and enjoyable but in a competitive environment like standard it does nor perform well.

The sacrifice outlet in question is Bloated Processor. This deck wins its games on the back of Processor and cards that are good because of it. Vraan desperately wanted an on-demand sac outlet, for example, because that easily doubles its power. Welcome also badly wants ways to effectively generate creatures on opposing turns, and an easy one there is Chorus + Processor; Mirrex isn't a great way to achieve that goal. In general the deck also badly needed muscle. There are a lot of big phyrexians but they're mostly bad, hard to summon, or both, but we watched a game here where a Processor just got to wall a Thrun. The card does so much that the deck didn't have great access to. Corrupted Conviction is also excellent; it shouldn't take much to see the value of cutting a card's Mana cost in half. But yes, the Processor deck is bad without Processor in it, especially if you aren't actually adapting the other slots appropriately.

@@Kestral287 Had to come back to update, indeed it is bloated processor single handedly carrying out the games, only this card is making a huge difference

Why? That's an old, overused, worn out, boring commander these days. I would rather see Jan Jansen.