Kozilek vs Prosper vs Korvold vs Jetmir | CEDH Gameplay 

Im interested on that, o how many cards you have total on the said cube?

@@SaltServingServo I actually have 3 individual cubes. Cube 1- 320 cards Cube 2 - 240 cards Cube 3 - 300 cards 24 decks total.

Why not just get proxies from MPC or something similar - Yea it'll cost a few extra $$ but it saves a lot of time in the end

@@ShadowWasntHere8433 Because I also sell cards on Facebook, and I prefer things that have resell ability.

are the stickers really thin? won't they damage the cards overtime when pressed against each other when stored? kinda wanna adapt this strategy

We were all terrified by Kozilek haha.

@@dequan426 You were the MVP on the counterbalance triggers with the back to back tutors 🤣

Usually you use the original Kozilek though for the Annihilator 4.

@Murkglow The point is the draw and counter. The annihilator trigger isn't really a CEDH mechanic in a 4 player game.

@@Kevin_EndStepMTG Eh, this is not a new deck. It was heavily played and built back in the day (like a decade ago, so admittedly not in a modern cedh meta). Original Kozilek vs Kozilek 2.0 was heavily tested and debated. The draw usually ends up very similar between the two and the counter is usually weaker than Annihilator from everything I've seen and read regarding the deck. By all means though, I would be happy to hear why the counter ability makes the difference in a deck that needs all the cards it can get to be cheap mana rocks to play out its commander repeatedly. If anything, the Annihilator 4 seemed to me the only reason the deck ever worked to begin with. Just taking this one set of games, the counter did nothing meaningful (protected Semblance Anvil which was not a meaningful or useful card to begin with) while Annihilator would have stopped Prosper from winning (killing all his permanents). Might not have got them the win in the end (depending on if Aminatou could win on their turn) but it certainly would have given the Kozilek player more chance to win. Of course this is a laughably small set of data to draw conclusions from. That said, sac four seems plenty meaningful in most situations.

recast docside before you killed Kev via reanimate then tutored another way to flicker dock side or draw cards

Could you have just not killed Kevin and just held Aetherflux as a sword hanging over everyone’s head? If you are really worried you can kill Kevin on Jay’s end step, though most of Kevin’s interaction doesn’t work on colorless things

@@DefCatofficial I had to get around that grafdiggers cage, I couldn’t reanimate dockside. I think I should have cast Aminatou, and flickered dockside.

@@bryantan4228 I did think about that. I don’t Remeber exactly why, but I’m sure it had something to do with Kevin recasting Kozilek, drawing the cards and being able to counter stuff. Kozilek is a HUGE threat and Kevin is a great player. But I could have just been being too cautious.

@@bryantan4228 ohhhhh right, damn

He literrally did noyhing during did nothing during 90% of the first game lmao

We did that a long time ago. It added HOURS of extra work to every game for a very small gain. We had to chop something to keep the turnaround times reasonable, and the hand size tracker was the thing that ended up having to go.

At this point, we might just do that. We get a lot of questions about it.

He was already screwed anyways, so was probably just playing out his hand. It's a bad habit of mine, too.

Whoa good catch! Thanks!

They have a Cedh box filled with common cedh staples. They can assemble many decks out of this box. They use the stickers to quickly assemble the decks.

Not really, any rock or land fhat can produce a color and you're good to go. And it doesn't do much against most other decks either so it's usually a bad slot

theepicstorm.com has really cool floating mana tokens.

Commander Box! It's a way to have only one copy of a card, but use it in multiple decks. It's an easy way to assemble a deck.

​@@PlayingWithPowerMTG oh, okay. Thank you!

Agreed lol

It's becoming more and more rare...

Appreciated.

What do you mean? Literally the only way to play aggro in cedh is by playing stax...

I mean. I've never been a cedh player or really cared about cedh in general until recently. And "Aggro" and "Stax" in a more casualish environment don't go together

It’s just very weird for me to hear in the same sentence

Nice

I'm also wondering this!

It’s my coding system for my cedh cube. I can switch decks in between games. And it saves me money, so I don’t have to keep buying cards.

In a deck that's built to explosively storm off, it's very possible, but still difficult.

I'm honestly not sure if Mayhem Devil would've done it? The line seems a bit odd based on the table. When Mayhem Devil hit the table, the total remaining life for opponents was 63, so you would need 63 sac triggers. The line I can see that would get that would be Dockside + Culling the Weak/Burnt Offering, either or. There were 4 artifacts/enchantments on the battlefield, so dockside would make 4 treasures. Plus 1 from saccing the dockside gets you 5 devil triggers per loop. Based on a life total of 63, Jay would need to repeat the loop 13 times to kill. Each loop involves escaping 2 spells, so that eats 6 cards from graveyard per loop, meaning Jay would need 78 cards left in grave at that point in order to go off. The Stitcher's Supplier/Culling the Weak line is mana positive but card neutral, unfortunately, so it would have eaten a good portion of the library to set up. You would be able to PitA plus LED to dump cards back into the grave, but I feel the damage was already done by that point. Then again, I wasn't tracking library count, so who knows?

This channel has a great content, amazing editing and I just love it! I always look over the decklists to see if they can give me ideas on a High Powered EDH. Just thank you for all that quality content

He never had enough mana. There was a collector ouphe in play shutting down all his artifacts.

@@Murkglow Oh duh! Thanks for helping me see that

No clue

Yeah tutors, Ad Nauseam, and no counterspells to stop them. Deserves a rewatch to see if it could have been different.

With collector ouphe he couldn't. He also deployed his whole hand right before it came down so he was put off the game by t3

Except Jay didn't control Aetherflux, Kevin did

@@DUxMORTEM except when he cast it at 7:40. Maybe you should go back and watch it before commenting.

@@k1llampt lets be nice to our fellow cedh players, we are a small community after all