LRR Canadian Highlander League - Fall Ep3 || Friday Night Paper Fight 

I haven't even watched the video yet, but this quote is very promising.

Florian W did it live up to everything you imagined?

I can't draw a monkey, but I wrote down "you make me go bananas" and I think everybody understands that is a legendary monkey

Wheeler's deck is to an highlander deck what a highlander deck is to a limited deck* (roughly 2.5 times)

@@PAPP0NE true, but math is for blockers :)

He made a deck that he can play while telling the horse joke

Chase Warman the amount of time he spent shuffling around... that deck IS the horse joke.

@@TheGamblingisgood Wheeler likes big, long ones that leave you faintly dissatisfied afterwards. Confirmed?

Chase Warman still don’t know what’s up with this horse joke

@@ashthehorse5166 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6e27fF2Ls5g.html (There is no specific timestamp - you just gotta watch it all. If you don't, it ruins the joke.)

Nah, they cast replenish with humility and opalescence in their bin, now timing matters

The controller chooses which order they enter in if they would enter simultaneously, right? Then you can just look up what the two cases are.

@@petemagnuson7357 Nope. You get to choose the way the ETB abilities go on the stack after they've entered (this may be what you're thinking of). But they all enter together first, before this, and all immediately see each other before this. This is why when 2 creatures at once enter with Cathar's Crusade, each will get 2 counters, but you can choose which CC ETB trigger goes on first. But the whole way they can do that (put 2 counters on each other) is that they both previously entered simultaneously before this.

Beejlander. They’ve played

That’s how you win the battle of wits

Beej may not play MtG, but he runs enough tech on MtG videos that he's probably picked up a lot. I'd trust him over most non-players.

A really big black deck

This made me laugh more than it should. Approved :).

My Beejlander suggestions for the post-pandemic era: 1. 3-4 part Beejlander league. Between parts, the contestants get to choose if they keep their current deck or build a new one. 2. The first ever North 100 Beejlander by proxy (same concept as the highlander by proxy stream, but with Beejlander decks). 3. The first ever North 100 *reverse* Beejlander by proxy (non-highlander players build a Beejlander deck, that the North 100 co-hosts get to pilot).

Proxies.

And the rakdos one is either 1) a man sized metal coiled spring heated up to white-hot temperatures and then wrapped around the one who's "bathing". Hottest spring around. 2) a place where they set you on fire then throw you in a lake. (If this is before or after you die is entirely down to the whims of whatever cultist set you ablaze to begin with). Or 3: a regular hot spring expect for the fact that, at the end, they trap you in the water and boil you alive. Knowing the Rakdos it could be more than one of these simultaneously. P.S as for the best spring to ACTUALLY go to. My personal thoughts are you go to the Boros for beautiful angels/people and inspirational conversations. It's either that or the Selesnya for the beautiful scenery. Boros for me. I imagine you could have some enlightening conversations with the angels once they're a bit mellowed out by the intrinsically relaxing nature of a hot spring. Plus, you know, they're pretty. I imagine the Boros angels might be a bit intense under normal circumstances :/.

Question I am currently building a mono red goblin deck that will be cranking out a lot of tokens where can I find blank cards like that to write on thanks for any help in this matter

@@salbaca1104 All I did was get some old sleeves that I wasn't using and cut some card sheet to the size of a magic card. so long as the card is white, and you have a dark enough whiteboard marker it should work, though I do suggest having something you keep on hand for wiping off the marker when you are done with the tokens.

I used to get fridge magnet white board things (as in the flexible sheets that are magnetic) and cut them up into card-sized pieces. Also made some half-, quarter- and eighth-sized pieces to scribble P/T changes, added keywords, "Don't untap", etc on top of existing cards. Made recall so much easier and meant my 77/77 Omnath Locus of Mana simply had a half-card-sized board with a scribbled number rather than 13 d6s or 4 d20s!

@@andrewsparkes8829 That's a really good idea. I'm going to have to try that.

Kenneth Cooper there are also these www.etsy.com/listing/749380036/dry-erase-cardstokens-factory-seconds?ref=shop_home_active_1

You see, this is the end of the Fall league because November became half-Desert Bus, and a third recovering from Desert Bus, so they had to skip a month. >>

This podcast is fantastic, done by Wheeler and Co. and does exactly that. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kv-AKGSJEh0.html

Blightsteel has indestructible

No it is set to p/t that is written on the card due to layers.

James Trevelyan well it’s like $80 so

nebDDa Oh, I’m well aware, I just wouldn’t put it past some extremely generous person to do it.

5-7 days

Robert M I’ll take those odds.

last year's was in February, I think we're on track to do it again around that time

Coming up February 1st!

Jeremy has a cube, and some of the cards are shared between his canlander decks and his cube. The cube cards are marked with C so they're really easy to find and take back out of the deck.

Jaxomh the consensus seems to be that he wasn’t actually running the card battle of wits in his battle of wits deck

100 card minimum.

Decks have to be exactly 100 cards in Commander, but not CanLander

Having 100 cards exactly means that your draws are more reliable also. And in a format where each player has only 20 life but you’ve got 100 cards that’s pretty important.