Untapping Was Never An Option  

the reason I play EDH is to lose or win in new ways. cEDH is definitely not my cup of tea.

@@Dannerrrr I mean, Cal lost before his first upkeep in this clip

@@kingofrunescapepking in a new way? I guess losing before you play could count as new.

​@@Dannerrrr I mean the content you're replying to is talking about how unusual this is.

​@@DannerrrrIn one of these videos I saw a Tasigur player cast a combination of their own Timetwister and ANOTHER player's Timetwister like five times. You gotta appreciate the journey as well as the destination.

Ad naus isn't guaranteed but yea he probably would've got there w 40 life 😢😢 poor guy

​@@stephenboerner25139 with Mana Confluence

Came to ask the same thing, damn.

If your playing a cEDH deck at a pod that is not also full of cEDH decks, your not playing cEDH, your pub stomping

​@@josiahblakely51Yeah, so just don't do that

@@MikeAsbestos ???

It is because this rarely gets to happen! :D

Went and played in cedh tournament and there was 4 different people playing that combo and they all ended in the final pod so it became who could get the oracle combo first

Nah, that would be casual EDH 😂

you know we are in a midrange hell rn in cedh, yes turn 1 wins happen but probably less then 1% of games end turn 1, most games end around 5 or 6 and i have seen games go into 20-30 turns

In case it gets wheeled away.

@@PlayingWithPowerMTG Rhystic Study, Mystic Remora, Rule of Law, etc

This rarely happens. But my god that is insane to see. His heart has to be pounding when he saw his opening hand. When I try something like this, I usually just get countered.

there are probably around 100 viable commanders, and atleast 1 per colorcombination, not all decks are as good and a lot run very unique cards, the difference between even tasigur and cazur ukkima is pretty huge maybe around 20 cards then there are decks like magda which run a ton of weird cards like clown car and dwards

There are certain decks that are popular, like in every format, but no. Generally there is pretty good deck diversity. However, while the decks differ, a lot of them do run similar lists, with the same combos. The end goal for most decks are fairly similar, but how they get there and keep others from doing so is where they differ

It’s the best stuff

I play both, and I like Yu-Gi-Oh, but keep that Yu-Gi-Oh out of my Magic

Lmao 1v1 vintage cube is it. This is rng fest playing someone else’s list

It's pretty balanced in my opinion you have to have it in your starting hand, not be the first player in turn order and you have to go down a card. For what essentially is a command tower and if it's not in your starting hand it's basically a usless colorless land you might be able to pitch to mox diamond 😅

cope tbh, it makes ending the game 100x easier than other wincons, it only allows for this rarely. Like yes, I'm TOTALLY gonna spend 6 hours looping my deck and making swans because some fuckhead made me play it out, instead of just playing a 2 drop

@@bryantmoyle1706 true. But it's like eating the same shit every day. I mean ... you could roll a six-sided dice instead to figure out who wins. It's also faster than that.

​@@isocity-info you play cedh for the interaction. Like.. pretty much any game outside of solitaire (and causal edh) 😅

@@w4tch0ut10 huh?

You do you, some of us like other sports where people can win straight from the break (like snooker), because it doesn't happen as often as you think and it's seeing them play the best way they can without holding back that's our kind of fun

You're banning it for a minority. Much less effective than flash. Dockside is more potent than thassa. Outside of a wincon, it's a dead card

What’s conquest

I play both, and I can tell you that even Yu-Gi-Oh isn't this bad very often

dude i have probably played around 500 games of cedh and seen maybe 10-20 turn 1 wins it rarely happens, i have seen more games go to over 10 turns then games end turn 1