30:52 Gargoyle Tribal! Gargoyle Tribal!

thats a genius idea! and much less table space than tokens

Nice idea, but how do you tap them? Any solution?

@@MrJakubxXx tap them? just find a way to give them vigilance ;P

@@AnikaJarlsdottr This sounds like a plan, I don't know it is a good plan, but it something xD

I think my 5000 point army will suffice, a beautiful idea

Yeah but we still have the abomination that will likely be the necron deck

I agree. Incels are like “BUT MUH FANTASY” Dude kaladesh had cars relax. I pre ordered the tyrnanid swarm and I’ll probably pre order one more

@@jamesgratz4771 Yeah I find this still to be high fantasy. There are things each deck remind me of in Magic. I think saying everyone who is against this bc it breaks immersion is an incel is pretty newdlessly decisive, though. Some people just dont want to play these cards, and thats alright. As long as they're not being a dick about it to others.

@@Gorbgorbenson I personally don’t like the dr who cards. I’m fine with lotr

Because they have guns?

Money bro

@@SilverAlex92 almost the whole deck are new cards. I pre ordered

@@jamesgratz4771 Yeah, I might just pony up and buy the set since even if these cards are niche or not max power, it is basically 50+ low reprint chance cards entering mtg

@@Nolsie I pre ordered another one today my friend lmao. The demon one. They’re winning 😂😂😂

@@SilverAlex92 they have many more unique cards. normal is 10 i think.

StarCraft was supposed to be a 40k licensed game but they couldnt work out the rights. Terran = marines, protess= eldar, zerg=tyranids

This is a really cool critical mass deck and the design and art is awesome. I broke down and pre ordered 😂😂😆

In X spell tribal decks evolve is very good

I feel like that's gonna be a commander who gets focused down not because he's like, powerful or anything, but just because people build entirely around pinging people. Can't wait to give him lifelink and then play mana barbs.

I think the best way to get the red terror pumped is sadly just number of sources that ping, so it is not super efficient. Basically a big beater of a commander for a group slug deck, might be more of a 99 card with Kellermorph as the commander with an spell slinger/storm/slug shell.

@@TravvyBear262 I'm not saying it would be good, but if Red Terror was in your command zone pyrohemia would be the best card in your 99. Pyrohemia is on the edge of being playable anyway, I have seen it keep the board clear in Norin decks and other than non synergy with that commander it basically kept my token deck out of the game.

Pyrohemia + Ghyrson Starn = I pay 1 red mana, everything takes one damage, Starn does 2 more. I pay 1 red mana, everything takes one damage, Starn does two. Repeat until everything is dead so long as Starn has indestructible for the turn, easy enough to do and you have more life than your opponents you win.

@@StevenTLawson so you can do the same thing with the red terror and you won't need to get a third card to give it indestructible which is a hard effect to come by in red/blue. The point with the red terror is he will most likely be the only creature to survive your constant board whipes and he can clean up the opponents one by one. Not overpowered but probably good enough in metas that rely on combat to win rather than combo.

Karen’s bastion sounds terrifying.

The sage is a great idea ! I think im going to get them all too even if it’s just for peices for other decks . The dominaria United pre cons are garbage

right, my Kyler deck will love it.

argentum armour. stack triggers so genestealer patriarch attacks and puts an infection counter on their biggest/bestest thing, then argentum armour trigger resolves and you kill it, making one for you. I am sure there are more efficient ways of doing it, but thats the first that came to my mind.

Oh, one other small feedback, you should put yourself on the right side so you don't cover up the new cards where there are 3 or more cards on screen. We mostly know what the old cards do, and want to be able to see the new ones.

Kaladesh had cars and space ships. I’m psyched to see the other decks get revealed ! I already pre ordered one I might get them all #fomo

if they are well done and taken seriously, i am all for this going forward.

@@jamespatterson5644 I pre ordered them all man I gave in 😂

Im thinking of buying 2 of the decks 1 to keep as is for casual games, and one to split up into a gsc and a tyranid deck. Im excited to see what factions get rep in the imperium deck.

@@robkrieg8301 im doing the same, going to keep one untouched and make the other rug x cost monster focus

they had a presentation yesterday where they stated that since they wanted the decks to stay on theme and the vast majority of magic creatures have creature types that don't make sense for Warhammer 40K pretty much all the new cards are creatures so each deck has around 40 new cards.

Isn't the Necron deck mono black? Might find some there :)

I think people are also missing it with either magus or unbound flourishing

Primarily on the green side

Because Sporocyst ramps based on how much mana you pump into its xx cost, not how many counters it enters with.

That's not true, I very much appreciate big beaters! The more I play Commander the more I like stuff that can actually attack and do damage instead of pure durdle.

@@MTGGoldfishCommanderAlright I believe you haha. Welcome to team sideways.

I covered Old One Eye in yesterday's video. There's so many new cards to cover that I skipped the ones I already talked about previously.

@@MTGGoldfishCommander immediately goes to previous video

WOTC currently has no plans to make mtg versions of these cards.

@@MTGGoldfishCommander thank you

You don't need Ghryson for that combo to do infinite damage. Wait, cards in library might be a real limiting factor in a 4 player game of commander. Hmmm

@@faceoctopus4571 Yeah but it would make it quicker

@@lillia_venitaes3351 I guess that is a real consideration with online play.

GW aren't really toning down anything, it's always been this way - marketable on the surface with the base grimdark stuff under that and the real nasty stuff elsewhere. It's been that way pretty much since RT, and GW aren't really mellowing out recently, it's just that nowadays a lot of people don't spend the time to actually dig beyond the surface level.

@@BW-CZ they nuked slaannesh from the age of sigmar lore until just very recently cause people were pissed at one faction being wiped out. Or the war hammer adventure books. The books marketed directly to kids that just trampled over 40k lore. Then there was a dry spell where patriarchs and brood lords just wouldn’t appear in 40k lore. All you’d ever get would be basic gene stealers and cultists without any mention of the two actual leaders of the faction. There’s been a few novels where the outright leaders of the infection have just been basic cult psykers…

@@micheal5973 Lol. Yeah, thought this would be the case. This is the problem when you get your information from salty internet discussions rather than the actual sources. Slaanesh wasn't canned from AoS at all in the way you think. The God itself was imprisoned but Slaanesh daemons and followers were all around, actively fighting. They had active roles to play and lore (which now resolved around them saving their god). There wasn't a Slaanesh army book (but then again, it was years before anyone except Khorne got a mono-god book, in typical GW Khorne-favorism), but Slaanesh was still playable in the generic Chaos army. It wasn't people complaining about Slaanesh being gone that caused new Slaanesh, because those people were playing Slaanesh (and the Slaanesh book came out before Cities of Sigmar for example, another faction that was present in lore and playable under a different name). That is pretty much the same cause Imperial Guard has in 40k rn - it's been so many years since they got their last book, but they're still around in the lore, and playable with the older versions. Well that, and the narrative (AoS has actually ongoing narratives) didn't reach that point yet. Slaanesh' plotline was present and set up as early as the original release date of AoS. The Warhammer Adventure books don't trample over anything. You know in the kid book, the Ultramarines all die, the kids spend the entire book running away from a single Necron, and one of them dies? It didn't disrespect any lore in any way. In fact it probably treats it better than most. Yeah, there is very few Patriarch/Broodlord stories. Just like there is very few Xenos stories in general. Or anything that wasn't marines shooting bolters at mindless hordes. Or how even in Horus Heresy the factions don't get equal spotlight. That is a problem, but a different one (40k being Imperium centric). Their lore was still getting reprinted and was/is fully canon. The majority of 40k lore isn't in the novels, it's in the codices and especially campaign books. And after the big Tyranid redesign way back in the day (when the Patriarch/Broodlord stopped being a fat mafia boss as Nids got their proper identity), very few things have changed for our hungry boys. I see this all the time. People are like "Where's my Daemonculaba?! 40k is going soft!!!" but don't realise that was one book (that they usually can't even name), they completely forget we've always had waves and waves of braindead action stories and marketing without any nuance, and then they say things have gotten soft because they refuse to read any codex or campaign books lore. Because people are like "what happened in X" and internet tells them "Y fought Z, pyrrhic victory" but it doesn't mention the rivers of blood or daemons spilling out of everywhere or the sheer horror of some of the stuff. I can guarantee you, 40k is just as grimdark as it has always been. Arguably more, as it takes itself more seriously, and there's more stuff (compare something like the Heroes of the Space Marines stories of old with let's say The Lords of Silence). And yes, of course 40k appeals to kids - vast majority of people involved in 40k, especially us fans and players, got into 40k as kids. That has always been the case and never was an obstacle for the grimdark. In fact, GW was aware of this since day 1, as they already knew kids were a portion of their customers before they even started making 40k.

@@BW-CZ do you honestly think looking back at the first edition of aos that gw had any intention of putting slaanesh back into the game in any meaningful way??? Do I need to list off the childish kid rules that that cluster f of a game had? From trying to make your opponent smile to shouting for the lady and taking a swig from a goblet those were all mechanics in the original aos and just the tip of them. Now is there a reason slaanesh was in a time out cause gw didn’t want to think of any rules for her army that would be like bend your opponent over the table. And now are only bringing her back fully after the game got the massive rework? Warhammer adventures. The one ten whatever year old modifying and tinkering with Xenos tech and not getting a bolt round to the skull sure not against the lore. Or the one person with guns are bad! In the middle of a post apocalyptic galactic war…. And ya Tyranid and gene stealer books are few and far between. Hell the last one that came out had a young teen being a genestealer being escorted off planet while smiling and rubbing her tummy to start up a new brood as the planet was falling. But the big bad action astartes arriving and shooting everything up you’d think that any book with them arriving on an infected world would have to end with them somehow dealing with the patriarch. And you know big action scene of taking down the final boss or just nuking it without getting into the nitty gritty of what the patriarch actually does. But no most of the time it never shows up in a war where to end the infection it has to die or it will just go to ground somewhere els and start up a new brood. Now I’m not saying they have to make wh a hard r rating, and it has gotten better over the last few years, but there was a point where they wouldn’t mention certain charecters just cause they didn’t want the baggage that their lore came with. Just the fact that gene stealer cults now have so many named charecters when they are just essentially zombies that as soon as the hive fleet arrives are all going to get eaten and turned into proper Tyranids and will never appear on more than one planet should be ample proof of that.

@@micheal5973 GW didn't need to have the intention of bringing back Slaanesh in first edition... because Slaanesh WAS THERE. Slaanesh was playable in first edition, just how other armies that didn't have their own battletomes (you know... everyone, at first) were playable. Now, sure, 1st edition was a mess ruleswise, but that's not relevant to this. As a side note, "bend over" is the least Slaanesh rule ever. It's not a god of sex, it's a god of excess, and there's an important difference. Because there wasn't anyone to put that bolt through the head? And you do realise that working with xenotech is possible, there's several Imperial factions that do so, inluding AdMech itself. And more importantly, most people can't even tell something is of xenos origin. So, is it illegal? Yes. Is it possible to get away with? Also yes. Many characters have done so, imperial security against heresy is not great (as all the various cults might give away), that's a core story element of 40k. Yes, that's exactly what I expect a Patriarch to do? Why would it EVER engage in open combat outside a Hive Fleet invasion? That's like expecting a sniper to charge a tank. Patriarch's sole role is to establish and lead Cults. There's a reason it originally was a fat dude and even nowadays they work from the background. That's their entire point. Cult falls? Get away and found a new one. A Patriarch story ending with a fight would be incredibly silly. Their danger is in them being insidious and hard to root out, you'd be making them look like idiots, the exact opposite of what they're supposed to be doing. Also, GSC are not zombies and never were. That would once again make them pointless for the Hive Mind. They had characters in the background (going as far as the.. infamous first 40k novel ever), they're a cult. The Brood Mind "mindcontrol" does not supress individuality or skill, just secures loyalty. Otherwise the cultists would be useless, the Hive Mind doesn't need mindless grunts, it needs efficient asymmetrical warfare combatants. I really struggle to find or remember a period when 40k was getting less dark. There are periods when some things didn't get mentioned but not because it'd be forbidden (well Squats were an exception to thus on the forums a bit) but because 40k didn't always release all faction codices every edition. But just because something doesn't get reprinted/updated doesn't mean it stops being canon. Lot of 40k fundamentals on which the setting stands on haven't got updated since like 3rd edition. And sometimes they come back - like how Malice (not to confuse with Malal) wasn't talked about for ages and then got rules in Horus Heresy, for example. You touched on many serious criticisms. AoS 1st edition being an awful rule system, GW Space Marine favoritism, long release schedules, etc. Those are indeed all problems. But 40k "going soft" or "catering to children nowadays" or anything of that sort is just not true and never was.

Nah