Hazezon Shaper of Sand vs Thassa & Rosheen | 1v1 CMDR / Commander Gameplay | tribalkai 

MTGO allows me to make daily content so I’m glad you’re enjoying them.

Thank you mate. Just thumbing up and sharing the videos is fine for people who aren’t able to support on Patreon! I stumbled across Stangg a week or two ago and my opponent’s deck was actually really good so I have been meaning to give it a whirl.

As far as lands matter commanders go it’s definitely a fair one.

Agreed, its a good card, but I think its looks better than it actually is. And other lands matter commanders are way better; Deserts weren't ever meant to be terribly strong. Scavenger Grounds not withstanding.

Yeah some players will always dream up an excuse for why they’re angry about losing the game. Fact of the matter is, they just don’t like losing.

I think Flawless Maneuver is pretty fair too, honestly, but it's not my kind of card to run. These spells honestly feel very narrow a lot of the time, like a very poor counterspell, and though they do have a massive payoff some of the time, running multiples of the effect has very diminishing returns. Cosmic Intervention is the one I choose to run usually, as it can be used proactively as cute ramp card. Lae'zel's Acrobatics is also tempting, and Teferi's Protection is occasionally the best thing you can have, but running many of these feels wrong to me.

@@Kryptnyt Of those you mentioned I think Teferi's Protection is the closest to being a counterspell, it really never feels like a dead card. For this specific deck I wanted to create a brutal beatdown with as few of the crybaby-triggering cards. So it has no combos, infect, counterspells, free spells, stax or hate bears, and limited fast mana to only Crypt/Sol RIng. Basically, other than a great mana base and tutors, it is unimpeachably clean. And a fair strategy too, deal 120 damage to the table by attacking. It can win on turn 6. I am very proud of my bar of SOAP (Saskia On Attack Proc).