Xyris pilot here, thanks for featuring my deck! Couple of quick points; lightning greaves is multifaceted protection, providing haste and protection for Xyris, and can be a combo piece with Nadu and the amount of snakes the deck makes. Mystic reflections can be used offensively or defensively. You are correct, it only triggers once when we make snakes, so offensively it’s essentially a 2 mana clone spell. Defensively it can be used essentially as removal. In this tournament I was able to stop a Dockside loop by having it enter as a snake. In other scenarios,, I’ve stopped a Tivit win by having it enter as a snake through a cavern of souls. Super flexible card. Love the deck and would be happy to answer any questions anyone has!
TK Pilot #3 here. All the TK's showcased in the video are all friends of mine so we have really similar builds to eachother with the only big difference being necro in one of the lists. Alongside that I wanted to comment that this was a cut to Top 10 tournament so Xyris and I got byes into the finals. The Tivit list was missing a transmute because we couldn't find a printed proxy in time for the event but he had a A30 twister in his collection to use. I punted the finals and was so close but great breakdown once again!
My boy Dagsson made it! Right now I'm still memeing with Davinci as commander and Dagsson/Urza in the 99 but I'm tempted to swamp commanders and adjust a bit to increase my artifact creature count although with DaVinci on the 99 he basically turns every artifact into an artifact creature for Dagsson to cheat something else into play so it's still pretty useful to have both working together. Still Dagsson Turning an Ornithopter into a Darksteel Monolith and then having the Monolith let you cheat out a Blightsteel Colossus is such a fun play I highly recommend it!
@@JDMWAAAT yo dude , sick list. Im kinda New to CEDH and this list is probably the one who bringed the most interest in me, would you think its good to start CEDH with ? I find it sexy
@@margaux8604 I still recommend starting cEDH with more meta focused decks, as you will gain a huge understanding of cEDH by doing so. Once you have a grasp of the format, then branch out to non-meta stuff Otherwise the deck is pretty easy
I built a Sram deck that performs so well! And I only play 3 times a year and I still got 22nd and 23rd out 64… if I played all the time I know I could win
Awww, I didn't make it into the list because I finished #18 with my Baylen deck. If you guys click the link in the description, you'll find my standing (and there, the deck list) a bit further down.
Etali pilot rough mull to 4 in semi final pod but in the Swiss I played 9 turns of magic won round 4 on turn 1 but offered the draw to the table after realizing it likely locked all of us for top cut
Rog/thras player here. You read me like a book. That is the wrong etali and I'm playing the other one over a similar win condition like thasa's as I found I was drawing through my deck with thrasios. Also you are right that I pulled earthcraft and did not pull basics. I was testing pollywag and I found it disappointing especially because its a forced draw. Finally I will try flare of duplication again but I have found it disappointing. What do people use it for?
Arcum player here: I wrote a primer after the Snowy Summit tournament and put it on that deck list and I will probably just copy it over to this one as well, as I ran basically the same list in this one. The deck is fun but it feeds Dockside so much and can be shutdown with fairly common stax pieces (Op Agent, Null rod, etc) plus is fairly commander centric. I play the deck because I like how Arcum plays and I probably have over 1000 hours playing the deck but I do think it has some major pitfalls that other decks get to avoid and I am working on getting more familiar with Nadu, Sisay, and Blue Farm
