Grixis Draco-Blast vs The Solution [Paper Pre-Modern MtG Gameplay] 2024 

i really like how you guys aren’t being “super competitive” and are actually talking about and discussing your plays and thought process mid game. It really makes for a very entertaining and easy to follow video. subbed ❤

Premodern is a super interesting format because from what I understand it's not "solved" even though no new cards are coming into the format. I see a ton of different decks all the time when I see people playing it, so that's always great

Shroom's been cooking in the premodern kitchen. Now I finally get the galvanic blast reference from mh2

I feel like every premodern deck is just a meme deck and I'm here for it

Get you a partner that looks at you the way Neon talks about Draco.

This format is sick, I want to play it but unlikely I'd find others that would want to play.

Sweeet!!! More Premodern!

You know I don't do 60-card, but I enjoying watching you guys (Shroom, et. al) plus a few other channels that are 60-card. Having met you makes it even better, because I know that it's all genuine.

These look like fun decks! I love premodern, especially out here in New England. Love to see the brews!

Yessss I love this content

I love me some Draco

Another great video! Just subbed to your arena channel but maybe consider adding a link to it on your main channel, so it's easier for people to find 😊

15:30 Lim Duls Vault shuffles the deck before putting the pile back on top, the seen cards dont go to the bottom

Its so awesome seeing fragile manabases, manlands gemstone mines, painlands etc. it really puts pressure on multicolor decks life total, play choices, and deck building, and just feels right. Nowadays, multicolor mana is so broken, basic lands are nearly useless, and it feels like colors dont even matter in deck building.... anyone can just easily mash the most powerful cards together to make a deck.... and there are endless multicolor lands. Also premodern cards were more expensive and kess efficient, again making cards feel more powerful or impactful with more mana. Nowadays (lol) players expect every “high quality competitive card” to be basically free, or less than 3 mana to cast.... I mean, even commander players complain counterspell is too expensive and inefficient smh....

i remember when you played good formats smh my head