LSV Weathers the Storm in Vintage Cube 

Yup, OP delivered.

Lol i was thinking the same thing

I LOVED that draft

That was one for the ages

Link anyone?

link?

Games like these just show how good a player he is. I can't draft & play these kind of decks, I just don't see the play patterns.

@Rob it would be a completely different universe.

Then when he said five time warps in the most lsv way I DIED laughing!! I laughed through that entire play. Great content.

@@blakeelawsonn like ultimating Ral Zarek and winning all five coin flips.

And it doesnt even have power

@@matthewchurch9629 Mana Drain isn't Power, but it's still very powerful.

same

Can't really blame you for not playing anymore with the prices of your average deck getting as out of control as it is.

@@MoronicChunk1 well yeah, it's more of a time problem really. But prices are stupid. And new editions are coming out so fast now, can't really keep up. I still like magic, but no longer competetively. But it's becoming very expensive. When I first bought revised duals they were like 25 bucks (revised). When I sold them (a few years ago already) they were over 100 each. Just as an example

@@saberreiter8569 even the cheaper revised duals now will probably run you $200-$300 and the top end ones like trop, volcanic, and underground sea will probably be closer to $500-$600. Those prices are frankly unacceptable.

@@saberreiter8569 I only play limited so price isn't really an issue for me but they're coming out with a new set or product every other week now and it's just information overload. If Covid weren't around I'd still be drafting at FNM, but Wizards has killed the rest of magic for me, especially commander.

ikr no high tide until pick 3 pack 3.

I have lost to that card so many times in vintage cube. I didn’t know people thought it sucked.

@@GorillaRadio88 I mean sucks is a big word. In terms of powerlevel, it's good once it's going, but using the same spells and casting Yaw Will is better and easier. I think why people don't value the card high is because of 6 mana cost and blue/red. It's vintage after all.. It's too slow. He resolved it once and sure opponent didn't do anything so it was sweet but he won without it just as easy so..

@@notorioezz I think the using the same spells point is really key. Not only is yawg will cheaper, but you have both your graveyard and library to play from. Play thousand year storm and probably have access to 4ish spells in your hand vs. yawg will, where you have the spells in you hand, that first turn ponder, replaying duress, lotus, lions eye. It feels like when you play a yawg will with a stocked graveyard it's just over-plus it just absolutely breaks lotus effects, letting them add 6 mana and 2 storm count in a turn.

I agree, better magic does not exist

there is the one with bolas's citadel that is pretty satisfying

It's definitely up there with the greats, like the no-wincon "if you 3-0 this draft you get to draft again before recording LR" deck. But they're good videos for very different reasons. :D

Link to the mono green? Thanks!

@@Dantehhhhh ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_x3uaZ_H3l0.html It's a work of beauty, honestly.

there were So Many Insane Plays, as it were.

You should try and play a Sasaya commander deck. Tapping a forest for 30 mana is pretty nice.

ikr felt like a Cloudpost deck.

I think entire days passed between some of them

ikr "didn't check, too lazy." tbf, MTGO has the worst UI of any app ever.

The resident thrill seeker I see.

Oh my god. Every time you think you have achieved maximum braingasm, magic provides a new way to top it.

great catch!

aaaaaaaaaaand a fantastically fun deck

cracking Memory Jar (on your turn) doesn't need Narset, it's not brutal cuz they'll get their cards back. but Time Spiral brutalizes the opponent under a Narset, ditto Timetwister.

monoblue hand disruption, like Vendilion, which feels obscene.

Nah, that’s too easy

good point. and iiuc, it could even reclone Ranumap after persisting anyways.