THIS VIDEO ALMOST ENDED THE STREAK | Can Troll/Wurm Get Out of Platinum? 

I showed your "streak" on Twitch, that is why you have subscribers without having videos

@@covertgoblue I was wondering why I got subscribers today. I will join the stream tomorrow as FanaticStripper. Thank you.

Well look at that! Can’t wait to see this happen!

@@dadebutler2383 Your picture looks like how you sound.

Thst moment when: the faithful disciple shuddering in the elements outside the temple hears, faintly, the master inviting him inside. Hope you get your video sir. 😎

control mage in action, living on the edge

This is what I watch on my lunch break every day now lol it’s a part of my daily routine at this point

"I hear there's this new spice called Reclamation Explosion that just came out in the Ravnica Allegiant expansion, and I just had to try it..."

Ive been trying to make Thassacre Wurm work with thassa dd. Fun when it pops.

I see a cgb vid and I press like

@@markburnash3613 Hit up the historic format and sprinkle in some Yarok for double the goat tokes and double the -2!

Is the rest of the deck similar to this one? I'd be interested in building something similar

Love ya man

The comedic timing of that bit was impeccable

In Magic after the final trigger resolves the turn player maintains priority, which means he could use its escape ability before CGB could exile it. The second trigger allowed CGB to respond to said trigger which allowed him to exile it. If Elspeth's Nightmare was the first trigger resolved, then Calls the Dead once Calls the Dead resolves and he chooses to not exile it he could then maintain priority and use the ability of the Ox. It is the same reason when someone casts a Planeswalker you can not use Planeswalker removal before they use a loyalty ability.

@@Manslayer2009 you should still be able to exile it anyway, right? It's still in the graveyard. I know about the tack clearing and the current player continuing their turn, just didn't think it would ever matter

​@@m4stermodder Unfortunetly no, similar to Planeswalkers being casted and resolving. Once something has had the ability to resolve then it does its effect. The effects of the cards happen in order too. So for Calls the Dead it will Mill 3 cards. Then you can exile a creature or enchantment, then if you do such thing you summon a 2/2 Zombie. Every part of a card is stopped with a period. You play card effect in the order of operations, for example if the card said "Exile a creature or enchantment card from your graveyard. then if you do summon a 2/2 zombie. Mill 3 cards from the top of your library." you would do it in that exact order, meaning you would not be able to use the 3 cards milled for the exile effect. That is neither here nor there though, when that card effect is completely resolved the priority goes back to the turn player. Even in there is another ability on the stack, MTG just passes priority automatically, but if you turn full control on, after a trigger resolves. In this case "Calls the Dead" the turn player would have priority again before Elspeth's Nightmare resolves, then it would pass back to CGB. Think of it this way 1 Turn player plays card. 2 Turn player then chooses to pass priority or respond. 3 non-turn player responds. 4. Non-turn player chooses to pass priority 5. repeat 2-4 until no responses 6. Card resolves 7. Turn player takes priority So in this case it goes like this 1.Triggers on the stack 2. Turn player orders them 3. Calls the Dead first, Nightmare second 4. Calls the dead trigger 5.Turn player chooses to pass priority 6.non-turn player passes priority 7. Calls the Dead Resolves 8. Nightmare trigger 9. Turn player gets priority 10. Turn player passes priority 11. non-turn player responds to Nightmare 12. non-turn player passes priority 13. Turn player passes priority 14. Ooze resolves 15. Turn player passes priority 16. Non-turn player passes priority 17. Nightmare resolves 18. Turn player has priority- Complicated I know but that's how it works although I think I skipped some steps. You can do what is called "Maintaining priority" which allows you to play multiple cards at the same time too. So I could let's say play 2 instant cards at the same time as the turn player, then pass priority to the non-turn player to respond. Sorry about the edits, I don't post often didn't know * * bolded and - - crossed text out.

@@Manslayer2009 I'm not confused on the mechanics, I'm confused on where the ox would be after activating escape. Would it still be a card in the graveyard you can exile or is it because it's on the stack that you cant

​@@m4stermodder You can exile cards on the stack if they're in the graveyard, when they're targeted by ability and such. The difference with escape is it "escapes the graveyard" it is now neither in the graveyard, hand or anything, it is on the stack, as you said. This means it can't be targeted by ooze. It can however be targeted by say a counter spell. Escape is an ability that allows you to cast the card at a different type of cost. Once activated it is treated as a casted card, not an ability of a card.

Noooo, pls not :) Running it since 2 weeks now and its so nice when people dont expect the mythos 👌😂

@Leejen Denetsosie Gomez CGB opened a similar list in one of his last streams and the one I'm using looks similar. So you can check out his VOD. The only difference is that I'm using much more spotremoval because of the agressive BO1 Decks

In MTG it's usually the loser that gives the GG, since the respect for the opponent should be implicit, if you win you don't need to say anything, if you lose you admit the defeat through the GG. Now... i'm telling you what i understood listening to Legenvd and Ben Stark talking a bit about this, but i know what i said doesn't really apply for CGB since he plays the evil character. ps. Also saying GG when YOU THINK you are about to win could lead to really embarassing moments. :^)

Ask your self this question, in regards to why CGB is tilted by the GG: If you were going to rub it in against an opponent how would you do it?

@@danlewis7707 I mean, I guess it just depends on your own temperament and perspective. I very very rarely see it as some kind of malicious "rub it in" move, with one of the exceptions being what I said in the first comment.. I personally don't see the harm, but he seems to hate the term regardless of when it's used. Even when he says "that was a fun game" he doesn't use gg. It's just weird how tilted he gets about this saying lol. It's almost like he's super self-conscious so even when someone is saying good job, he can't stand hearing it and assumes they are making fun of him.

@@iDivinity117 picture this being said in person. Your opponent looks at you and says good game, before the game over, before you're dead on board.. They just smile and say gg cos they know they're going to win. Its damn rude and arrogant. Would you ever go to shake your opponent's hand before you've even shown them how they lose?

@@erenjaegerbomb8653 It happens in chess, why not here. The more intelligent the player, the less of a need to play it through an obvious loss. When it is malicious, that’s also obvious.

Thing is, Massacre Wurm actually deals damage when their creatures die. Also gets pass Indestructible. Including red for only one card seems kinda, not good.

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@@covertgoblue then as a yooper I guess my only thought is perhaps it’s fitting this video is about trolls :p Jk, man. Love your vids. Keep up with the good content and crazy fun decks. Any thoughts on some historic shenanigans?

Nevermind you'd have to assign at least 1 damage to the apparition, I keep forgetting that rule.