I agree. We got something we never knew we wanted and dont even deserve but here it is

They're so good

Incredible duo

It's too late. I ship them, the fan fics are already on the way

they are both fantastic. definitely need to see more in the future. just too funny

I mean... That's the regular Voxy reaction to anything

Her laugh is something else

Rarran: "Hello" Voxy: literally dies from laughter. (Literally at 00:00)

I was gonna say, she's still alive right? Didn't asphyxiate laughing?

It's a joyful giggle that I can get behind. (Thumb Wars reference, dating myself...) "I only take payment in girly giggles."

Redo this in Strixhaven. Every card is a double sided book

@@Orcasgt22ikr, chat saying this was the wrong set to do this are dumb asf. This was hilarious

Wrong set to do this for Rarran, perfect set to do for content. Just confusing enough to make him have a stroke, not as confusing as a Modern Horizons set or Masters set by sheer volume of mechanics.

I cannot wait

​@@Renecromancer well the game won't either

chaotic neutral

He was REEEEALLY into that 4-mana sorcery speed Fading Hope

@@samsprague3158 not even Fading Hope lol, straight up Unsummon! Fading hope at least lets you scry if it's a 3 drop or less

@@samsprague3158 he would lose his mind with rivers rebuke

She did try very hard to talk him out of splashing.

Yeah, I'd really like to see his reaction to YGO cards 😂

​​@@justiis4672 he has videos where he reacts to them

The sad thing is, Yugioh cards barely had any text on them when it first released. But it got so bad after a few years.

YGO players don't read, they have faith in the cards.

Yu-Gi-Oh players don't read their cards, they memorize their entire archetype before they start deckbuilding

I feel like in most interactions, Rarran is at least 50% more gremlin than whoever he's with, but Voxy is 50% more gremlin than him, and so together they just escalate each other.

​@@r.pizzamonkey7379rarran + voxy = gremlin^gremlin

This must be what it feels like when people look at our cards in yugioh

@@ubadman1 As a Hearthstone player, nah. When I look at Yugioh cards I just wonder who the hell wrote an entire manifesto on every single Yugioh card.

@@ubadman1 Individually from a mtg players perspective and with time they are not too bad but watching a player play a bunch of them activating abilities from the graveyard, , summoning stuff from the extra deck and then ending up with a board with like 4k+ power and multiple creatures with activated abilities that counter things in like 2 minutes is hard to follow without playing Yugioh. Like a player will have no board, 1-2 cards in hand, draw one card they need and suddenly they assemble one that can win the game next or does win the game right away. I reckon watching a player play a storm deck in mtg quickly must be the same for a yugioh player.

​@@silverdeathgamer2907As a long-time yugioh player, I totally understand lmao. But there are still some players that play casually without instant win decks. Like those that play theme decks or gimmick decks or lore decks, all fun options. Very few are viable competitively, but it's for casual play anyway. I prefer casual play because even as a yugioh player I also have disdain for 1-2 turn win decks. Hopefully people find more ways to play yugioh other than the competitive way.

Crazy good video

I've always said magic is the game for grown ups

@@LordSteeleCastleClashPsteele68 It is, until you're really grown up and have no time anymore. Then its Hearthstone and they're 5 minute games lol. I have been playing MTG for 20+ years, but lately I have had no time for it.

@@christopherbratton9544 for sure paper games take much longer than online games but even among the main tcgs magic to me is the most daunting

they actually already did it, it's on rarran's channel

@@AntonRudenko852 That was Rarran playing Hearthstone, not Magic :)

And then do the opposite of the hs vid, he drafts she plays the arena run

wouldn't shock me if you were wrong if you mean in general instead of just MOM. I know there are some decks that plan on discarding Squee, Goblin Nabob for value and then getting it back for free just so they can discard it again. Not saying any of those decks are good though.

They already did a video on his channel tohether

@@jodyrappin That's how I ended up in here. I meant, try playing actual Hearthstone.

I would love to see her try and actually play hs, be it standard or an arena run

thats honestly something i completely forgot, but you are right, so thx for the reminder. I knew he was an mtg grandmaster and i saw him on day9s channel but now i remember watching trolden videos of him playing hearthstone. God how the time flies! I also just learned that hearthstone turns 10 years soon. i'm getting old =( I played both games in the same order as he did btw. MTG Paper - Hearthstone - Magic online or what it was called and now MTG Arena. (and some other TCGs like gwent) Brings back memories, cheers =)

This is with no timer, you can take all day, or even multiple, just try to finish drafting before the event is over. (a few weeks) Once you know what you want before drafting, doing it with the 1.5 minute timer is fine as well.

@@mawillix2018 I'm talking specifically about doing this draft for somebody else as somebody that doesn't know about MTG. The extra time wouldn't help because I don't know what's good or not

​@@thefireofthefox1That's why they explain MTG terms like Prowess and such. Rarran is also not doing this with no knowledge of any card game. He's well versed in Hearthstone and the joy is trying to see how that knowledge does and doesn't translate over to MTG. If you have knowledge of other card games like Hearthstone, Runeterra, or Yugioh then this should be more enjoyable than it is painful for you to go in blind. It also helps that Voxy is such a great partner for feedback and uplifting the general vibe.

This version of Squee has also seen play in Modern and Legacy, together with Serum Powder. (Squee, Goblin Nabob has seen play in Vintage) Vintage is like Wild, no banned cards, some cards are restricted to one copy. Legacy is like Vintage, but some cards are banned. Modern is a non-rotating format featuring most cards released since eighth edition (2003).

I also know very little about mtg, but isnt that just kinda like dreadsteed, only that it costs mana to bring it back?

@@imoartel4134 If dreadsteed had taunt, costed 3, was a 2/1 instead of a 1/1, could return after being discarded, and silence didn't stop it from coming back. So it's more like a 3 mana hero power giving you a 2/1 taunt (but that doesn't account for the discard synergy). But that's not why it was run in Legacy, there's a card that gives you an extra mulligan, but the hand you had is removed from the game. After removing squee you could still play him. It was also possible to use Squee in a 3 card infinite combo, but as it costed 6 mana to start, that seems to require a bit of a miracle, as legacy is a fast format. There's also an older card featuring Squee. It's called "Squee, Goblin Nabob" and it would return to your hand at the beginning of your turn. It was used in Vintage as an "infinite" discard outlet.

​​@@mawillix2018asnt there like a 1 mana zombie thats just squee but black?

@@AmirhanAbishev You're probably thinking about one of the zombies or skeletons that return to the battlefield from the graveyard. One of the Squees can be cast from exile, the other one returns to hand for no cost, and have been used for exactly what they bring to the table. Squee is not very good for sacrificing repeatedly. (Yes, I am calling you out Aluren + Squee, the Immortal + Goblin Bombardment players.)

She played and made a deck with the cardpool it's in the video. Playing every card you draft is something people basically never do. And importantly, she even kept some suboptimal cards that were hyped, like Squee.

@@faceoctopus4571 I am aware that she did very well. I was making a joke.