That deck was brutal and quite possibly very expensive.

@@MrThomasCWest he did definitely bling it out with duals and stuff, but it doesnt have any reserved list cards besides the duals so its not thaaat expensive for mtg lol, and def a sick deck

Remember when Zara whiffed? Those draws must’ve been a nasty sequence to get 3 titans in hand (granted kozilek’s draw 4 but still)

@@MrThomasCWest We proxy those.

@@davidolinger3948 his deck with foils, duals, and all is about 5-6k as it stands, HOWEVER, removing the duals and picking the cheapest possible printings brings it down to about 1600. Still a hefty sum for a deck, but within reason for a high power EDH list.

More like when did this go Wong 😎

@@fatcatsgoneblack Touché.

I never seen things gone wrong so fast :)

LOL yep. After 1 round of him drawing 13 cards a round, I was like why is he still drawing cards? Also dropping that pact of negation. oof.

Me too, whenever i see a consecrated sphinx i start counting deck size lol

The best part is that Jimmy didn't even have to keep drawing with the sphinxes, and yet he deliberately chose to do so. He got way too greedy.

@@SirGrimLockSmithVIII I might be wrong, but last time I checked that card it doesn't give you the option to decline the card draw. Edit: I looked it up, it is a "may" draw. Then Jimmy got greedy😂

@@javierfernandez3290 You "may" decline, but you "won't". Think of the value!

Vtubers, magic content, cooking channels. We basically watch the same things because I keep seeing your comments 😅. Keep up the good content btw!

Jesus @ChefPK why do I see you everywhere?! It’s like we have the same tastes! Next I’ll see you in Critical roll comments

okay I need to know Chef, what deck(s) do you play?

My for you page is communicating with each other AWESOME!!

@CHEFPK this is like the 5th time I’ve seen you in the comments of a video here. It great to see you are a man of culture.

I think Jimmy has a history of that

Jake won doing what Ashlen loves to do as well cast a lot of Eldrazi.

Now hear me out though: Massacre Wurm

I was hoping Jimmy had a finisher !

Right!

whos the first?🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂🤣😂😅😆😁😏😑😐😥😭😭😭😭

They cut out a lot of me whining about no one addressing Jimmy's board!

@@JordanPridgen good to hear!

"Ok I'll draw 4 turn"

@@JordanPridgen the deal we heard didn't include your commander so maybe you could have attacked with it although maybe some of the deal was lost in the edit.

@@jimcook7053 I probably just forgot the exact terms in the moment!

Same bro

Yeah I love Extra Turna

If I recall Extra Turns was created in response to having such a massive growth spike :D, it's a pared down version of their Game Knights, so it's a very welcome complement to the main series.

I’ve gravitated towards fast less produce content like this lately. I’m currently in love with I Hate Your Deck

Well it’s in the name

Shouldn't It That Betrays go back to Jake's hand at the beginning of Ashlen's end step?

@@fblthpsizzlingsuffrokats2348 No, it's the same principle as Obeka. By waiting until the next end step, the end of turn trigger goes on the stack, then using Sundial of the Infinite ends the turn before it can resolve. Because it's already tried to reolve that part of the ability, and Zara only tries to return it at the beginning of the next end step, not every end step, Zara's effect has completely run its course without the return to hand part being able to apply

@@Valkhyron Wow you've just cleared up years of me misunderstanding this interaction. Hahaha and to think the Inalla precon was my first deck. Even added Sundial to it thinking it was such value, keeping tokens around for one more turn. Thanks!

So should the mystic remora when the upkeep was not payed

Was wondering if anyone else saw this, although I'm only halfway through the game so no idea if it will matter

@@zacariahvangemert7000 he loses one draw from a teferi's protection - who knows if this would have stopped the eldrazi horde!!??!!

@@jimcook7053 likely not, but we'll never know! That certainly was a sizeable horde of spaghetti monsters

Someday I hope to be as talented as that artist

He must have lost on purpose. Drawing that many cards is nonsense and discarding the counterspell is such a bad play for an experienced player. But great for the show I guess ;)

nice catch

Didn't notice that at first, but now that you mention it she had double blue somehow right when it was relevant... 🤔

This was absolutely disgusting. They literally helped her cheat in post production. The Command Zone promotes cheating with content like this. Not cool at all.

If you double check the tapped lands, it actually looks like a tapped island was swapped with the wastes. I'm wondering if they had a "mind if I tap my mana differently moment" in person that they just cut out of the video.

@@TheKingLunar Except she couldn't've tapped her mana differently to have the Island untapped.

@@heikothedwarf So, if she had changed her sequencing it could have been possible. Actual sequence used was: • Tap [Island] [Island] [Forest] [Tropical Island] to cast [Thran Dynamo] • Tap [Thran Dynamo] to cast [Simic Signet] • Play [Wastes] as land for turn • Usable mana at end of turn: [Eldrazi Scion Token] for 1 colorless, [Wastes] for 1 colorless, [Simic Signet] can be activated for 1 to get UG • This sequence, as performed in the video, results in the Voidslime being uncastable The turn could be resequenced to the following: • Play [Wastes] as land for turn • Tap [Island] [Forest] [Wastes] [Tropical Island] to cast [Thran Dynamo] • Tap [Thran Dynamo] to cast [Simic Signet] • Useable mana at end of turn: [Eldrazi Scion Token] for 1 colorless, [Island] for 1 U, [Simic Signet] can be activated for 1 to get UG • This sequence allows the necessary mana, UUG, to make Voidslime castable This means the actual play could have at least been possible given the components, it just results in completely reordering the entire turn sequence. Obviously without being there when the game was played or being in the editing room, we can only speculate on what actually happened among numerous possibilities. • Maybe she asked about the possibility to reorder the plays as described above, table agreed so she swaps place of [Wastes] and [Island], and this was edited out of the final video. The [Island] and [Wastes] then swapped back to their original places off camera after casting due to personal preference of land organization. • Could be that it was a mistake of thinking/assuming the right mana was there, not confirming that assumption, and improperly casting the card without any of the table realizing. Everyone in my playgroup has definitely done something akin to this at least once (although we're pretty good at catching it and rolling back/adjusting things as needed). It can be easy sometimes to get swept up thinking you've got a great play-not to mention the full-art Zendikar basics making it easier to mistake one land for another (been there before). For whatever reason, post-production decides instead of pointing out the mistake, they'll just swap the cards to make to play look correct. It's a weird decision to make; it could have been them trying to adhere to their fast-paced, constantly moving forward style they want for this series (versus a show like I Hate Your Deck where editing for speed is pretty minimal and talk of misplays and take-backs is left in), and they just made the call to do it for that reason. Not the decision I would have made but 🤷‍♂️. • There's the possibility proposed previously: that it could have been a case of willingly cheating out the spell, followed by the editing decisions described in the previous case. I'd be pretty surprised if that were the case, if only for how bold of a move that would be to purposefully attempt on camera. Not to mention it just feels out of character-albeit that's my personal feeling based on second-hand experience (other video content). And of course it could be some other combination of events not even proposed above. Again, we'll never know for sure unless someone comes out and says what happened. Regardless of the exact details, the way the final edit comes out definitely does Ashlyn dirty, because without any explanation offered the blame inherently goes on her. TLDR: There's several explanations for what could have happened. We won't know for sure what happened without someone saying, but if it wasn't deliberate, the poor editing choice of just ignoring it makes her (possibly unfairly) look bad. Shout-out to my brain for hyperfocusing on this comment for the last hour 😂. It's really out here prioritizing 1 minute of a casual MTG game which ultimately isn't really that big of a deal. Can tell my morning ADHD meds have worn off haha

I made one as well! Take a look: For creatures: Zacama, Avacyn, Jegantha, Archon of valor's reach, blazing archon, Faeburrow elder Artifacts and enchantments: fist of suns, omniscience, sunbird's invocation, Zendikar ressurgent, Mirari's wake For instants and sorceries: The 5 wedge Ultimatums (ruinous, genesis, eerie, inspired, emergent) conflux, enter the infinite, terminus, reshape the earth, army of the damned, painful truths, in garruk's wake, Cyclonic rift, apex of power... These are just the important cards. The rest is mostly control, protections, removal and ramp. Notably Mana confluence, Cascading cataracts, Chromatic lantern, Chromatic orrery and some of the modal dual lands from Zendikar rising, but ramp is ramp ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@@Dile0303 i like that, we certainly have some common cards in there i recommend you consider the myojins(the grixis ones) they are so gross in a jodah run haha, happy casting!

I did this as well. I've focused on free spells with a lot of cascade triggers and basically every Nicol Bolas card in the game, because, why not?

I'm building Jodah and have to keep telling myself not to put Morophon in there but man the temptation is strong

@@BaconJake14bro why not? I'd say fuck it, put it in!

Well watch the video 😂

Gang gang cuh

Volo copying permanent spells is new and weird. Twinning Staff works, but normal token doublers like Parallel Lives, Doubling Season, and Adrix and Nev don't, since they copies enter as tokens, but those tokens aren't being "created".

It happens though. I have played so many games where two or three people start popping off with their decks and one person just gets left in the dust because of luck of the draw.

Which deck don’t you have?

@@poutinemcflurry3544 no Esix

I prefer Fist of Suns, because of Infinity Gaunlet

@@Asderios Fair enough, but Fist of Suns is around 15 dollars (the prices on cards are different in Canada, so idk if that's true in the U.S.), and I got Jodah for 3.

Yea he was drawing 4 per turn too so theres only himself to be mad at

or not casting the two mana exile a green card exile two artifacts or enchantments when having so many extra cards to discard

Yeah ultimately the greed got him I have a rule not to leave less than 40 in my library getting decked is sad.

how did he not keep 2-3 counterspells lol or have a card which gives you unlimited hand size??!!??

@@jimcook7053 yeah for sure a reliquary tower or a thought vessel would have won that game ez. I think jimmy likes to play fair magic though.

Ya beat me to it…🤣🤣

Love that idea! I've got Protean Staff in the deck and it's fantastic!

@@JordanPridgen ah, a man of culture I see

Yes, it actually was a legal cast. She had one island untapped, sacrificed the scion to get one colorless. She used the colorless to filter into Simic signet, which gives her one green and one blue, giving her a total of two blue and one green, which is the cost of Voidslime.

No she did not have an island untapped. That was a wastes untapped.

the waste is seen tapped so it looks like the ol' casual land swap, done off camera

@@derf909 Yes, but the thing is if you go back to 8:48 she had to tap all her lands to cast the thran dynamo, and the she tapped the thran dynamo to cast the simic signet. So, if she untapped her island, that was tapped to play thran dynamo, and tapped the wastes that she played after playing thran dynamo, that's technically an illegal move because the wastes came in after the island was tapped. Edit: It does look like she did this, so I think that jake should've been able to activate Sisay and Ashlen did something that she shouldn't have been able to do.

@@solorider66 she played a waste but must have taken it back. And played a forest instead. It was just edited out.

@@solorider66 The swap in seen on Jimmy's turn so she must have done in on her end step or something before it actually made a difference to the game, completely fine in a casual format. Different case if she had actually made the swap during Jake's turn

@@hallowblade6953 I don't think we're seeing the same things. Go to 8:48 and look at her tapped lands. There's a forest and 3 islands. These lands were tapped to play the thran dynamo. After the thran dynamo and the simic signet were played, she played the wastes. If you then go to when she countered the 2nd edit: activated (not triggered) ability, she had the exact same lands, but an island was untapped and the wastes was tapped. This means she just basically got a free island for a colorless mana because she tapped the island before the wastes was in play. Edit: There was no taking a land back for turn because her land for turn was the wastes. So, she just exchanged a blue mana for a colorless mana. There was no misplay. She just did it.

That’s what I saw too so I don’t know how she played a three mana spell for two mana

She payed the signet with it.

@@LeKrutes The signet costs 1 to activate, and provides 2 mana when activated. She had 1 eldrazi scion (which provides 1 mana when sacrificed. That's 3 mana total (in the colors 1UG, which can't even pay for voidslime), but she used 1 to activate the signet.

I thought the same but it looks like an editing error. If you look at 9:26, she also has an untapped island during Jimmy's turn. She must have tapped it off screen but she did have the mana for Voidslime.

She magically had her wastes transformed into an island and then the island magically transformed into wastes again

Scute Swarm and likely had other Token makers in the deck.

He might run Hornet Queen and other token makers, that will make a ton of tokens

Good point bro

I now see that he has other cards that create tokens, which makes sense 😁

How cards live volo or lithoform enging work is that copies become tokens so it does actually interact with volo (i’m 99% sure)

I actually use it as the commander for my god deck, it works wonders

One neat thing about the bridge is that if you're willing to commit to any single creature or planeswalker in the deck, you can make anything your commander! And there's a bunch of interesting other things I've seen done with it as well.

Nah, It That Betrays should have returned to Jake's hand at the end of Ashlen's turn. That misplay recoloured the entire game. ETA: This is false. Jordan activated Sundial not during MP2, but rather in response to ITB's trigger.

@@ceulgai2817 Zara states that it only returns to hand at the beginning of the NEXT end step, so no, that's not how that works. Once it checks at Jordan's end step, it never checks again because the next end step has already happened.

@@dasdrifter12 Oh shit, it's taken me three months to hear Jordan announce that he's activating Sundial *in response* to the ITB trigger, rather than during MP2. Thank you, Internet stranger!

I don't think he was loving his annihilation coming back at him lol

He might run Hornet Queen and other token makers, that will make a ton of tokens

All of his various copy token effects are probably why it's in the deck, copied tokens can be doubled

Pretty sure it was an ETB token deck with stuff like Avenger of Zendikar and Hornet Queen so although it doesn't synergize with Volo it does when they etb a 2nd time.

Sure. Card works with a bunch of token makers but doesn't work with the commander. That is my point. Not right or wrong. Just Adrix does not work with Volos in case anybody sees this list.

@@commanderpower99 i think it work, coz in the wording of volo it say (copy of a creature spell became a token ) Adriz and Nev say if one or more toekns would be created under your control, twice that many of those token are created instead .

It wouldn't work directly with Volo, but Jimmy did have other ways to copy it (like Phyrexian Metamorph).

@@Natedogg2 ah, I get you, thanks!

I also had a Twinning Staff out! And cards like Double Major in the deck.

Maybe she was trying to make up for 9:56 when she cheated by magically transforming her Wastes into an Island so she could cast Voidslime?

Yes it should

Yes, but if I’m not mistaken it would come back as Esika not the bridge because I’m pretty sure that’s how the double faced cards work

@@andrewtedor8606 Prismatic Vista != Prismatic Bridge

Average commander game in my meta

@@turnugin5645 I prefer a good simic monsters deck to the usual value generating net decking

@@jamesgratz4771 They all end up looking the same…

@@AndrewWoodford not if people use obscure cards lol

@@jamesgratz4771 Simic is the best 2 color guild by a LARGE margin. It's hard to tell the difference between simic good stuff, or clones, or whatever because it literally just blends together.

Hmm, as far as I have counted? Always, perpectually.

Oh, good catch!