DID WE GET LOST IN THE SAUCE?! Big Bauble D&T (Vexing Bauble MH3 Death and Taxes- Legacy MTG) 

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Same vibes as that guy talking about formula 1 tracks, and asking "which race should we eliminate next year"

​@@petemagnuson7357There's a clip out there of a famous Trackmania (racing game) player being asked if he's a socialist and he responds with "I am a Trackmania player. I am a race-ist".

mostly cause its only creatures that get truly powercrept. old "spells" were a different breed

I 100% considered that!

I think I made this same comment on Steve's first video haha. Playing one seems correct. Solitude, white card, white card, Saga and Ancient Tomb is definitely a keepable hand when you have to mulligan to 5. Fetching white would be great

@charlessmith208 No, as a one of, I think it does the opposite. I think you're just as likely to use it to hard cast a Solitude, saving a card AND getting a body, than you are pitchcasting both mox and Solitude in the same game. It IS a one-of that can be tutored turn 3/4 with Saga. And if you're in a very fast combo matchup, it is fine pitchcasting everything to get a lock piece down asap.

Cool concept 👌

In Legacy. Brian’s gotten a bunch of sick blowouts with it in Vintage, IIRC early in white initiative’s lifecycle in that format he Mindbroke a turn one Dungeoneer off Cavern

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what is the upside of playing eagles over the 3 damage MDFC lands, actually? like - the deck is monowhite, so the possibility of fetching white duals doesn’t matter, so it’s just a mana for a plains - the card in the graveyard… doesn’t do much? - the body is not more castable than the front faces of the MH3 MDFCs, right? - the MDFCs pitch to solitude just as well as eagles - the shuffle after the search is not super relevant without blue cantrips in the deck on the plus side for eagles, you get - marginal amount of thinning - lands that don’t get blown up by wasteland however, on the side of the MDFCs - they are actually initial mana sources - if you need mana sources you can pay 3 life for the land instead of losing a mana to plainscycle (like, plains+mdfc can play 3 mana of cards by t3, but plains+eagles only gets 2 mana of spells, since 1 mana needs to be spent to cycle eagles)

oh, or a 4th Vexing Bauble.

Maybe go down to 1 or 0 Seasoned Dungeoneer play Palace Jailer instead? Maybe I'm oldschool, but I also like to play 1 Mangara of Corondor in my Karakas decklists.

I think he's referring to Shifting Woodlands. It got a lot of hype for Dark Depths decks prior to release. It can insulate against Wasteland and there are some cool instant speed tricks with it. I haven't seen it played much, though. I wonder if it comes into play tapped too often? Or maybe it costs too much for the turbo lands decks?

@@derekcline950 It only costs one more than thespian stage because it can tap for the mana you pay with it. Delirium is slow with it, though. I think it's good as a 1 of. You're probably right, though. I'm a legacy player, and not a modern player, but for card evaluations I mostly watched Aspiring Spike, because he really went into extreme detail for pretty much every card spoiled. So I didn't really hear much about dark depths all spoiler season.

​@tuesday3477 Ah, the Delirium restriction makes sense. Land is easy. Manabond and Plow/Crop Rot are two more types. And.... I can't see Lands fitting in artifact lands or Mishras Bauble. Vexing Bauble can put itself into the graveyard but lands actually doesn't care about free spells too often, no? Plus, you don't play many creatures and you don't want them in the graveyard. I'm not a lands player but I can see it being hard to build a Lands deck to consistently get Delirium

@@derekcline950 I agree with all these points. It is worth considering that delirium gets easier with Invasion of Ikoria, but it seems slow and inconsistent. Woodland can instantly combo, so more powerful than cards like echoing deeps, but it is also harder and requires more hoops than deeps. Maybe it's possible, and the card IS powerful, but it might not be the right home or might need more tuning. The artifact I think of is expedition map, which becomes better with saga, which is also two types, but also map is just so slow for what's supposed to be a turbo deck. Maybe there's some niche for it in some other deck. I'm not a lands player either. I'm a control player, a prison player, and a breakfast player.

Yes. I wanted to take the initiative in combat, and then advance again by playing Dungeoneer.

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@@ThrabenUniversity Oh ok that was my deck! its just you said a guy Steve submitted it so i was a bit confused =]

No. The copies are not cast.