Yeah, I actually checked in with Spencer recently because he has had some terrible luck with mana-screw lately. Let this serve a cautionary tale to keep an eye on how tacky your sleeves have become, lol! :D
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Green Storm Stompy is a thing! Makes me consider switching Goreclaw from the 99 to the commander of my current much-fun green stompy deck just to see... Easy and enjoyable to watch; thanks!
This is definitely one of Michael's pet decks, and I'm glad he finally got a chance to show it off on the channel! I'm sure he'll be glad to hear he's converted someone else over to Goreclaw! :D
Man a board wipe was really needed this game. After getting smacked so many times by mono green decks I love seeing their face when they go all out and then you just Fog.
Oh yeah, that was my impression of the game as well. Unfortunately neither Danny nor Spencer drew one, and Devin certainly wasn't going to use the one he had on board before Michael's turn started! :D
I can try and get in a few more games with Spencer's Damia deck if it is still together, but I can't necessarily make any promises! He's the type of player who will have a deck for a week, and then scrap it to start a different Commander!
Oof, that Aven Mindcensor on the Circuitous Route was just mean. 😢 Spencer was arguably the most behind and then stayed that way the whole game. That was just salt on the wound.
Yeah, that's definitely one I talked with Devin about after the game. Sometimes it's not a matter of whether or not you can make a play, but whether or not you should, lol.
I was like “Oh this is a good game let’s see if the can stop Devin.” Then Michael played Selvala. Then her untapped with her and I started mentally shuffling up
Oh yeah! That turn around win is a large part of why this game was selected. Devin definitely seems relatively unmanageable, but man, does Michael pull out the win here! :D
So that's actually an editing omission on my part. In order to keep the flow of the game moving I left out the part where Michael counted out his cards before revealing them all to the table. Sorry for any confusion that may have caused! :D
I tend to agree with you myself on Cycling as a mechanic. It feels like a Draft mechanic which is missing a few pieces to be interesting in Commander. Unfortunately, I don't think either Commander 2020 or Ikoria really added the pieces it is missing though.
Storm will never ever be a fun deck to play against. That was just painful toward the end. Seriously, I'd never feel comfortable playing against that deck. Is there a way to stop a Storm deck from going off?