Codie vs Prosper vs Tymna/Kraum vs Tevesh/Thrasios | CEDH Gameplay 

If you like that you'd LOVE piloting Yeva 👀

Yep prosper is disgustingly strong against combo decks even fresh out of the precon hope this game teaches other players to not underestimate him.

It’s rarely prosper it’s his 99. Prosper just boosts whatever engine you’re running

Prosper is frickin good

Glad you are saying that. I was thinking that's one of the most disrespectful player I have ever seen.. Was actually getting pissed of his attitude. 😅

No LEDs were harmed in the game you are watching :D

@@VRanger100 thank God 😅🤣🙈

@@wukii Ditto. Thank god for their comment clarifying this!

lol at "people really have an led to play with"

Great job Cal. I agree with the narrator, that was a “very very interesting win”!

Amazing win! Great pilot btw

That was as impressive as a turn 1 colourless win on a players endstep I saw

It was clarified that all the cards in this game were proxies and that Zack wouldn't throw around real cards owned by his opponents.

@@channelbana3421 sorry , but where was it specified that all cards were proxy? Only mention of proxy was that the tournament in Feb was proxy friendly.

Yeah, I wouldn’t be too happy if that was my LED being tossed around.

@@wubrg6716 really hoping they were proxies lol

@@thisisbigbear They were all proxies luckily

Yeah, even with proxies it makes me uncomfortable when people reach for my cards

What’s the point of having cards if you can’t play them?

Bruh, I feel that in my soul. Seems so disrespectful.

Glad Zack didnt win

Thank god it's a proxy x)

Yes it can. Escape and Flashback give them specific costs (equal to their mana costs) that need to be paid to cast them from the graveyard, so you can't free-cast Fierce Guardianship off of Snapcaster or Underworld Breach. But Mnemonic Betrayal just says "you may cast them" so alternate costs work just fine.

Probably a pile that involves the Citadel. Either you have the citadel on the field or you have final fortune/citadel in hand, or a card in exile and Prosper on the field.. Citadel (if you have Final Fortune in hand) or Defense Grid (if you have the Citadel on the field), Dockside/Devil, Curio, Devil/Dockside, Protection. This last protection takes the second slond and is a Defense Grid if needed I think, but it sounds like that if no one countered the Citadel nor destroyed it with the grid on the stack, you're almost near victory. Alternatively, Citadel, Twinflame, Dualcaster, Protection. If you have enough mana and life, or mana and an opponent with 2/4 cards in hand (stupidly risky), either Ad Nauseam or Jeska's Will and 4 cards that will make you win the game.

The most common pile is: With prosper on the field, Final Fortune>Jeska's Will>Twinflame>Dualcaster Mage>Whatever. Go to end of turn, exile FF to Prosper, cast it inside of your own end step, draw Jeska's Will, cast it to crack Twinflame & Dualcaster, win. Without these specific cards, it can get a lot more finicky and is 1000% percent on what cards you have left.

Kess is just more Thoracle comboing. Glad there's less of it.

I got a friend who will proxy anything he doesn't want lost/stolen/damaged for reasons like this. Too many horror stories of some "spilled" drink or someone mishandling a card. Sucks cuz he and I both prefer to keep a deck as proxy-free as possible since we're proud to own the cards in our collection.

@@VRanger100 I'm the same way. I was sitting next to someone when their cards and playmat got ruined by a soda that exploded.

It's a proxy, check PWP's comment.

@@VRanger100 Good, as a legacy ANT and regular LED player i almost got a heart attack when i saw that

Play to Win has a few games featuring Codie and I know the book wins at least one of them

Also, in the games where Codie doesnt win, the table had to consistently interact with Dylan to stop Codie from winning

If Ryan's Dockside resolved he would have gotten a bunch of Treasures and popped off, possibly winning that turn. Best to do it when everybody is tapped low on mana and less likely to have a response.

@@kitsovereign4127 But the Dockside is not an issue if he did it on his turn, which comes before Ryan's turn anyways, right? That'S the part that throws me off.

@@Shinnizle It wasn't possible for me to win on my turn! I didn't have Ad Naus until I got it with the Diabolic Intent I exiled to Prosper at the end of that turn. :) - Cal

@@PlayingWithPowerMTG I knew I was missing something. Thanks Cal!

I believe that Zack bounced Ryan's commander because with Counterbalance gone & all the interaction blown on himself, there was no guaranteed way to stop Ryan from winning. To win, Ryan basically only needs to untap with Codie in play, 3 mana available to activate codie, and any 1 cost spell (of which the deck has tons of) in hand to threaten a win, which is always very scary! I had a lot of mana but was pretty much out of gas. Demonic Intent off the top was the only way I was anywhere near close to winning. :) - Cal

He draw the Bloodstained Mire for turn which gives him enough mana to play Codie and activate it next turn, which is all that deck wants to do, so he didn't want anyone else getting a full grip to interact with him. The Counterbalance messed him up though because he couldn't play his Mox on turn 3 to get mana to activate Codie. The Counterbalance wasn't on board when he made the decision to counter and his Dispel can't stop the Counterbalance, but it would be able to stop any other counterspell. The wheel would probably have improved his hand, but the point is it would improve the quality of his opponents hands too and he already had the deck's win condition in hand.