Today's video features some changes to my audio settings, so please let me know if it's an improvement over my last few videos. I got critiques on the sound, and I wanted to make things better, so here's attempt one on that front.
You know, I have never used this card in this way. Just never crossed my mind to try since there's more powerful spells to copy most of the time. It would do some things in this deck but I still don't know if I would use it in this deck since it's conditional on getting multiple planeswalkers to stick and usually ulting one of them to get this to do anything worthwhile. You can likely get some cool effects off this thing, but relying on their most powerful effects to copy can get you to where you're just waiting to do this, and in this deck, there's nothing in the spells worth copying as a fall back if someone is keeping your planeswalkers from ticking up high enough. I'd only include it if I had a package of spells that would be worth copying if I couldn't get this to copy an planeswalker ability good enough to swing the game.
1:59 Incorrect, Kazuul triggers for each creature that attacks you OR a planeswalker you control It is perfect for when you are attacked by a swarm Kazuul only cares if you are the defending player, not if you are attacked directly. So when your planeswalkers are attacked you are still considered the defending player This card has already won me multiple games
Yes. That was a misread by me that someone else pointed out. As I told them, I'd reslot it if your playgroup is Aggro heavy and drop a mana rock for it. If the group is more spellslinger or control, I'd still sideline it.
@@twilightscallmtg everyone has diff playstyles, but the probability of all your opponents playing control or spell slinger is low And the upside of having 1 more additional counterspell/answer to another control deck vs having a creature that so solidly compensates a planeswalker deck’s key weakness seems minimal
It's a good one, and I like it in this deck since it can't do infinite combo silliness here. I actually got my facemelted by this card in Historic Brawl with someone playing Izzet Planeswalkers a few days after doing this video, so I was enlightened All Will Be One + Planeswalkers.
Does Kazuul not make one ogre per attacking creature? Edit: I checked and Kazuul does make the token for each creature, he's significantly better then you thought.
I must have misread the ability. It is indeed better and I'd likely remove one of the mana rocks to slot it back in if I'm in an Aggro heavy group of players. If you're not Aggro heavy, I'd say it's still safe to leave out. Thanks for pointing out my misread, I appreciate constructive feedback.
