Nalia de'Arnise vs Daretti vs Queza vs Ayli EDH / CMDR game play for Magic: The Gathering 

I come to the comments to post that exact thing lol

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Glad you like them!

Those are definitely not even close to cEDH. The cards you described are in competitive, but the decks themselves are not. I’ve watched Andrew’s games for a while and they seem to enjoy casual stuff mostly.

Yeah our decks are definitely not CEDH, but still on the higher end of the power scale. Andrew does like weaker decks but he knew what he was getting into with us haha.

Just as i your comment he said „Ranger Captain of aeoes“😂😂😂

Well now I know what to put in my Oloro deck. I already got queza, I just need lich's mastery! 😆

He did

@@MTGMuddstah oh, my apologies then. I wasn't sure from looking at it.

You're not. He drew his whole library. I forgot to mention it, but it was part of the issue with him not being able to win by drawing Arca out.

I mean, how difficult would it be to get the pieces to play Queza instead, or just switch parts around to have both available?

@@nicholasfarrell5981 It wouldn't be too difficult, but I already put queza in my Oloro deck so it's whatever at this point. Besides I just need to get lich's mastery and I have another win con for that deck via Queza/lich's mastery combo.

@@Devilish420 oh, cool.

​@@nicholasfarrell5981It's moving from Grixis to Esper. So, anything with Red needs to be removed. It's not huge but it's probably around a quarter of the deck, between the red wheels, the red/x pieces, and the red ramp. Also, since Queza is your draw and Nekusar is their draw, there's going to be some differences in how you're trying to wheel. Example might be Bone Miser vs. Waste Not. Bone Miser is probably better in Queza, Waste not would be better in Nekusar. There's probably some universal draw effects that should be swapped out with only you draw effects. All that said, Queza doing to target opponent when you draw vs. Nekusar's damage to them when they draw means that Queza is likely built less explosive and more grindy.

2 creature cards, generally the first one says "o: redirect the next 1 dmg this creature would take to target creature you control" and the second one says "whenever this creature becomes the target of an ability give it +0/+2" You can activate the first one an infinite number of times targeting the second creature, thus giving the second creature an infinitely large butt. Ayli then sacs that creature to gain life equal to toughness

@@Aang139 Ooh that's cool

Aang136 explained it but I also have a deck tech video on my Ayli deck here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VJBvXwLlVgA.html

You’re saying he’s not fun to play with over one esper sentinel? That game was very balanced. Everyone did stuff, but no one got ahead too fast