Keeper of infinite value

Skuwee, the turbo broken 😂

Also known as Ski

SKOOEY!!!!

​@@Thanos1908 Exactly, it's definitely spelled "Skooey."

It's obnoxious

Leave? Why are you here if you dont like it lmao😂 ​@MonstRsc2

@@plus9775 gotta leave a review first lmao

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oh 100% they are so damn funny together

Idk why but my brain just sais Ship together.

it's similar to what voxy pointed out later playing hearthstone herself; hearthstone has the execute card which destroys a damaged creature, which is really good, so he drafted basically the same card here, but it's just not as good in MTG because creatures don't stay damaged

There actually is a small card that returns each turn,and you don't have to pay for it to return, and it's still not that good 😅 No idea why he thought it would be great, maybe because of blocking

Also that minions can be attacked in Hearthstone. If you put a big do-nothing on a clogged board, they can just kill it in combat immediately.

@@lior_shiboliguessing he didn’t catch the cost

dont show him cyclonic rift

@@starduststriker8792 I mean okay in fairness cyclonic rift is a genuinely good card. What you should say is don't show him Into the Void

@@benjaminhurtado5119 oh no i moreso meant dont show him an actually good bounce spell bc it would absolutely terrify him

Do you mean Invasion of Xerex? I only play Hearthstone and not MTG so I saw the cards from his perspective, yet I'm confused as to why he thought the card was good. Hearthstone has a 2 mana spell Sap which unsummons an enemy minion, and it was just okay. I don't understand why he thought a similar effect at 4 mana was busted. Like yeah, if you hit an expensive minion with no battlecry (ETB), it's good. But most decks don't run cards like that. If you're playing something expensive, it better have a damn good effect, and I assume the same holds in Magic.

​@@rivetaceYes it's the same in Magic too. Especially in Draft (the format they use in this video in case Heartstone calls it another way) where players build decks out of random things so usually you pick very fast cards because it's almost impossible to build good combos that always come up (for example the squee dream, usually that card wastes your turn 3 mana without doing nothing and it requires to keep paying 3 to reborn it in order to use it in some combos, at that point an opponent that keeps playing remivals or creatures at cost 1 or 2 has already killed you). Also in Draft is always better to not take cards that have conditions to use their effects like "target a damaged creature", etc, unless they have a low cost or the conditions are very easy to meet like "when an opponent creature is being blocked" then in that case it might be good to pick if there is nothing better. Last things is that considering you need the lands correct color to play the cards you don't usually do a 3 color deck because you might draw unplayable hands, you usually only go for 1 or 2 colors, also you should pick very few cards with cost 4 or more unless you were able to pick enough cards that make additional mana or cheat stuff into play.

Ehhh, a few fixes I'd make: - Battlecry: 'When _ enters the battlefield, if it was cast from your hand' - Deathrattle: 'When _ dies/is put into a graveyard from the battlefield' - Divine shield: shield counter, but it doesn't stop 'destroy' effects - Reborn: 'When this creature dies, return it to the battlefield under your control and remove this effect.' - Silence: 'Remove all abilities from _' - Stealth: '_ has hexproof until _ attacks' - Combo: 'When you cast this spell, if you've cast another spell this turn, _' - Location: Enchantment or artifact that enters with a number of charge counters. Has 'tap, remove a charge counter from _: effect. Put a stun counter on _.' And 'When there are no charge counters on _, sacrifice it.' - Discover: similar to the Spellbook mechanic from Alchemy - Outcast: closest thing I can think of is Miracle, but that's still quite a stretch. Also really complicated to translate to mtg language. - Overload X: 'As an additional cost to cast this spell, put a stun counter on X lands you control' - Immune: protection from everything - Weapon: artifact that gives you, the player, a power value and can tap to let you, the player, fight target opponent or creature an opponent controls And a few (more niche) mechanics that you didn't touch upon: - Colossal: 'When _ enters the battlefied, if it was cast from your hand, create [insert very specific tokens here]' - Corrupt: 'When you cast a spell with greater mana value than _ while _ is in your hand, exile _ and put a [upgraded version of _] you own from outside the game into your hand.' (yes, this is a triggered ability in your hand, which doesn't happen in mtg) - Finale: 'When _ enters the battlefield, if it was cast from your hand, you control no untapped lands and there is no mana in your mana pool' - Frenzy: 'When this creature takes damage and isn't destroyed...' '... This ability triggers only once' - Honorable Kill: 'Whenever damage from _ causes a creature to die, if there was no excess damage' - Magnetic: Like mutate, but only on Mech creatures (specific creature type) and the resulting creature gets the combined p/t of both parts. - Infuse X: 'When you cast this spell, if X or more creatures died while _ was in your hand' - Inspire: no mtg counterpart - Manathirst X: 'When you cast this spell, if you control X or more lands' - Overkill: 'Whenever damage from _ causes a creature to die, if there was excess damage' - Quest: Artifact/Enchantment that has a triggered ability that puts counters on itself, and when it reaches a certain number of counters will sacrifice itself and give some reward (similar to the Expedition cycle from Zendikar, Vexing Puzzlebox, etc.). Will always be in your opening hand. - Questline: Quest that, as part of its reward, puts another quest onto the battlefield under your control - Sidequest: Quest that isn't guaranteed to be in your opening hand - Recruit: Reveal cards from the top of your library until you reveal [a creature that meets given specifications], put that creature onto the battlefield under your control, the shuffle the revealed cards into the randomized part of your library.' - Spellburst: 'When you cast a spell...' '... This ability triggers only once.' - Twinspell: When you cast _, put a card named _ from outside the game into your hand and remove this ability from it.

That's why this was so wholesome, because there was more time to consider choices and to find more value in the narrative rather than an in-person draft intensifying and cultivating anxiety and decision paralysis. It was a home cooked meal with more flavour than a 3 Michelin star sweatstorm.

Frankly, it probably would be.

Oh absolutely

It doesn't take much to bask in the greatness of Skuwee

Oh god and Squee supremacy

Hearing that 2018 is old hurt me for some reason...

@@Good_Hot_Chocolate anything pre-pandemic feels so far away

@@jamesaditya5254 agreed