I sense some bias here...

Lmfaoooo

Well they attempted to play cEDH for an hour at least; 1:13:32 would prove that plan eventually, as always, fell apart...

Also it goes infinite with Dualcaster Mage and any other creature.

@@T_Peazy normally not worth it in the godo list bc the pieces for the combo are really hard to fetch up in mono red and dualcaster mage alone isn't quite as good as it looks. But it is a cool backup combo in some decks!

@@tzuted I assumed it would run all the mono red A+B combos. Kiki/twin/conscripts. LED-breach-wheel. Dualcaster-heatshimmer/twinflame.

@@T_Peazy yeah totally makes sense, but godo really wants a good plan A, so there's a real opportunity to cost to running things that dont directly contribute to getting Godo out and getting the helm on. That's the strength of having a zero card combo (meaning your only real piece is in the command zone), because in every game you have access to Godo, it tends to be more efficient to put in disruption and interaction to get through pieces stopping you instead of trying to go around it with another combo. This is especially the case in mono red bc after gamble your tutor quality really tanks, you can run back up combos in a black or green deck because of the tutor density, but tends to be a trap in mono r

@@tzuted But I would think that's kinda the point. Godo is in the command zone. So you don't need that many pieces to make the deck work. So its maybe 30 cards at most that make your ramp into godo plan work and then a bunch of backups?

Yeah I was looking at panharmonicon and him getting to 6 mana, and was just like 'oh you sweet, sweet summer children'

I was thinking the same thing they kept talking bad about some of the best cards

To be fair Good does play a lot of "joke" cEDH cards but yeah, everytime they laughed at a card I was like if only they knew. Also there was nothing he could do in first game because of magistrate and magus.

Same reason panharmonicon is in the deck. panharmonicon at 4, Godo at 6, win off the two godo triggers.

@Tomer, you actually have a turn 3 win here. City of Traitors on turn 2, cast hammer from hand. Then turn three tap the city for mana, exile the simion, make your land drop and that's 6 mana. Get the helm, auto equip and you win.

Feel like Seth should be Scooby.

He's operating at only 1% of his power

@@DavyMcWavy Velma could be Crim and Tomer could be Daphne 😂

i couldnt even finish the video after that...had to look at the comments first to see if the prophecy came true lol.

Thank goodness

I mean they don't know how their decks work anyways. Like Seth had the win with Snoop combo the turn after he played recruiter, but he just has no clue how to stack them properly.

@@keep7smiling I've said this about content creators who play other people's decks, in general. I think it's embarrassing to 'wing it' and 'figure it out' when certain combo decks are definitely Rube Goldberg machines that require a lot of finesse. As Crim kept joking, read the primer. To be fair, do we expect much else from the Goldfish gang?

@@Skywarp2099 nah, its embarrassing that you care.

I think 6 is generous lol

The arts

Honestly awesome games though

That would have been a really cool deck.

Rograkh silas is the fastest deck in the format haha

My buddy just picked up most of the goodies for the Curio List. Watching people get Jeska'd to death is sweet.

nice

When he said can't punt because he can count to 10, but Godo is actually an 11 mana combo :P

What did you just say?

Seems good yeah.

Misplays aside, do stax decks not perform well to control the field in CEDH? Richard had an odd wincon, but most of the time the wincon doesn't matter quite as much as properly locking up the board and identifying which targets to take out first.

@@josephhawkins7974 They do. The problem was mostly tutoring for the wrong cards and not seeing deck interactions. Which mostly boils down to unfamiliarity with the format and decks. From the viewpoint of an avid CEDH player it's like watching someone play a video game and making a choice that ends up badly in the future.

@@josephhawkins7974 TLDR; it hurt my soul 💀😂

Not having many wrath's is why it's a true stereotype

@@kingfuzzy2 exactly

Yes please daddy

After that first game, I can 100% confirm I'm so happy my playgroup and myself don't like cEDH! What a disgusting board most likely I would've been a bit too salty :D

also i feel like after G2 Goblin Recruiter ppl went a little bit of the rails

I mean they do say that and there are a lot of non blue cedh decks. Gitrog, bloodpod, korvold and so on

@@warpgamer9055 That's true, but it's so rare to see 2 or more players not running Blue/Black at most cEDH tables because the amount of interaction most players like to counter combos. But given that two players were going to stax builds, the games were slower than your typical Gitrog/Food Chain combos.