Oh that’s so damn cool

Thanks for saving me 34mins

Thanks, about to go get that black lotus 😅

@@Chucklepuffs if you like that card sure just ur bank won’t like you

Using Zur I have had fun setting up Court of Cunning and Solitary Confinement. It's a decent way to encourage people to run more interaction, it's a fairly consistent deck if nobody interferes with you.

You can... for this month only. You can legally pair ANY 2 commanders for the whole LGBTQ month thing.

Do it. Absolutely great card to add for early game draw. Fair rhystic study.

Or you could use something like Rise and Shine with a Basilisk Collar or similar and animate it then equip it with equipment that gives lifelink. Whichever is easier.

I see mill deck and fair in the same sentence I can’t believe a word you say

@@Timmy_MTG Mill gets undeserved hate. It's really hard to win with mill in commander and if you don't get milled out it's like you just didn't draw the cards that were milled; it's actually better than that because you can recur them and it's like having another hand. Mill really is not bad.

@@Timmy_MTG This is a very common misconception. If you would humor me and read my following novel. 😂 Let’s think about the cards that mill the most at one time: Glimpse the Unthinkable, Tasha’s Viscous Laughter, and Traumatize (I’m not counting Brainfreeze; I will discuss that card later). Glimpse hits one person for 10 cards. Assuming they do it on turn two, that brings their opponent’s deck from 91 cards to 81 cards. Next turn, they cast Laughter. Let’s assume that exiles an average of nine cards per opponent. Now one opponent has 71 cards in library with at least 10 cards in their graveyard (so still has access to those cards), and two opponents have 81 cards. Then, on turn four, the mill player plays a mana rock and casts Toxic Deluge for four. And finally on turn five, they Traumatize one of the players who they didn’t Glimpse (because you would want to hit the most cards possible) bringing that player down to 40 cards in deck. At this point, the mill player only has one non-land permanent and has spent 10 mana to accomplish… what? Basically nothing. The person who got Traumatized now has 40 cards in their graveyard. If they play an Eternal Witness, they may as well have cast Demonic Tutor on legs. Plus, they were probably ramping while Milly was doing stuff that gained them no inherent advantage. On top of that, Milly has already used their best cards and will be forced to play “mill you two” cards for the rest of the game… which generally don’t actually add to your board-state: no blockers, no defense of any kind. -Comparing this to your opponents who are trying to reduce life totals to 0, essentially you got one player to 20 life, one player to 28 life and one player to 32 life. And only YOU can deal the rest of the “damage.” This is all going on while your opponents’ damage works together. How the heck are you going to win? * The fallacy: “You’re getting rid of everything I have.” No, you never had them. They are only removing the POSSIBILITY of you getting those cards. Everybody thinks about the time their big win condition got milled, but they seem to forget that 35 percent of their deck is lands plus another 10 ramp cards and therefore forget the times the mill player just hit garbage. * When milling into grabbing things from graveyards: This means they’re actually winning by DAMAGE and not milling. They have no intention of actually milling you out. This is basically casting Bribery with additional steps. Yes, they may be able to grab multiple things, but that takes SETUP that doesn’t impact the board. And if they do this, they are immediately the arch enemy. *** Now to Brainfreeze. This is no different than Craterhoof Behemoth or Kiki-Jiki or Thassa’s Oracle. This is a COMBO-kill. This is not “milling.” *** Self-mill: THIS I can see an argument for being an unfair strategy. However, it is extremely fragile. Additionally, self-mill decks often have difficulty interacting with their opponents’ game plans. So you’re basically playing Solitaire hoping no one realizes what you’re doing. *** I hope this breakdown helps. 😊

@@crawdaddy2004 I would read it but I play eldrazi I’m barley above mill in hell and I just play big numbers to kill ppl so I can’t read well

Ummm… isn’t Living Death with… stuff equal game? I feel like specifying cards is unnecessary.

@@crawdaddy2004 you took the time to type this out? Thank you for adding to the conversation.

It's any number of creatures phase so you'd still have the same amount of blockers you didn't attack with but with Concealment you keep your entire board. It does depend on how many creatures you convoke with though.

@@dirtyfrench2926 but it leaves you open alot more them responding to a wipe

@@kainestewart5017 Does it though? In your scenario, these creatures are already tapped and attacking and would be unable to block. The only difference between tapped and phased out in this scenario is all your attackers getting exiled vs. you saving them all because you're equally as open on the defensive end. I know which scenario I'd rather see in a game.

@dirtyfrench2926 I literally mention fog so im pretty sure that covered it thanks.

@@kainestewart5017 If you waste 4 mana and a card to fog me, I consider that a win. I can get lost life back but I can't get my creatures nor the mana I invested in them back if they're exiled.

That’s my guess. Don’t get mad

Holy crap I was close

See what you will, but I didn’t cheat. It was just an educated guess.

I was close now i feel like a liar