It's true. My whole channel was born of me just wanting people to be able to play this fun game. + years later, still the same: I want you to have fun and play.

@@TolarianCommunityCollege and it was that ethos that got me back into magic. It made me not afraid of not being good at it. If that makes sense haha

Some might even say, he is MTGesus

I wheezed so hard I died, thanks!

So your signed to the aew roster?

I'll do you one better: it's my Tinder profile alias.

Just weenie aggro

Unfortunately they make products ages in advance and don't know what the meta will be like and so they don't know if a deck will be anywhere near good

@@basicpigeonbee They have done it before. Modern Event decks. There was only one, but there was one.

A temur cascade precon would be cool. And would help more people get access to staples of the deck

@@jamesgratz4771 I would buy that lol

@@lucasbakeforero426 for real. It’s the only deck shardless agent fits into 😂. There’s also other cool Modern cards like allosaurus rider and big gris that deserve a reprint. I like slippery bogle too

Untap.in too, the controls are slightly confusing at first but you can test decks online or with mates for free

Xmage too but a but risky to mention legally dubious methods of play.

@@Asmodeus555 oops, should I take down my comment? I would not want both softwares to be taken down :(

@@Biltzeebub Oh I'm sure Wizards know about them already, I'm not even sure they're illegal, questionable though. I'm sure your comment is fine, I just don't think Prof could reasonably use his position to advertise them. That said I'm not sure what allows Spelltable to operate besides covid and good will.

@@Asmodeus555 Spelltable requires physical cards and so keep WotC running. Free software emulating MODO don't. Besides, it is my understanding WotC invested in/acquired Spelltable.

Stop

I miss magic

you play magic? It would be SO COOL to see you post some videos about mtg!

Yessssss

why not just green screen yourself into a paper tournament lol am i right

Love this bro ive been play modern for a few months now , and i have this rakdos reanimator deck ,i join events and always go againts meta decks (4c omanth/yorion,must of the time actually lol),i would lose alot but didnt care love playing this deck

Hell yeah bro👽

Soulherder looks awesome and is something i've considered building

That’s awesome Man!

@@jamesgratz4771 thanks! I've been saving up from mono red for a bit now when I started, and it's the perfect time to make the final leap!

Don't forget those sunbaked canyons

@@stevenolson6684 sacred foundries too 👍🏻

@@kylemundy8871 yep got those when they were decent priced

Glad you liked it!

How’d it go?

Howd it go?

Don't. Save your money, try Untap and then find out if the deck suits your style before spending. There is not going back...

@@fernandodiaz9064 it's not a meta deck and I plan to proxy first

Go for it!

I think he meant control in the same way mono-black "control" decks work. Removal and pieces never truly dying.

Exactly! These are all of the reasons that non-competitive modern and commander are easily the best. I'm not sure about the "modern more bonkers than commander" line, but the rest is on the dot

My friends and I used to play multiplayer modern, most of our decks would actually standard or barely ex-standard legal because we haven’t been playing for that long, it’s the most fun I have ever had playing magic. Even when our decks stayed mostly the same, games would always play differently because threat assessment would vary greatly from one game to another, easily achieved when we were playing 8 people games.

I never met anyone with a large enough collection to build a random tribal decent deck and that is willing to fill in gaps with singles bought in their lgs that does not have 100$ to spare on a deck.

​@@deshkar2211115 fair enough tribes is a bit of a stretch, depending on the set. When I started magic it was through a deck builders toolkit, and a few more of the same later purchased by family. That gave me enough base to make a few pretty terrible decks, but I had some good pieces. I only ended up following through with elves (already had 4x Arbor Elf, 4x Llanowar Elves, 4x elvish visionary, 1x elvish archdruid, 2x sylvan messanger, some winding ways, and a bunch of misc sideboard cards). My LGS had Imperious Perfect, dwynen's elite, cultivator of blades, and a few more just ok elves. It got me a list I could play at an fnm, for ~$5 in singles (unfortunately probably 40-60 for the toolkits, but those had other use). Honestly I probably could've saved up and bought some ezuris and cocos, but eh I wasn't playing in any competitions (yet). I've spent way too much time in the pandemic making decks online, I try to make decks within the 20-40$ range, have some listed here: tappedout.net/users/Bony_Thicc/mtg-decks/ They are how I should have started competitive magic but I was a dumbass and made a combo deck around fraying sanity and traumatize (for over $100). It has yet to combo off on turn 5 and cause me to win, because I did not know how to build decks.

True bro i built my wtf rakdos reanimator deck and somehow beat amulet titan , luck is a big oart aswell

Hell they could charge 100 if the card value is there. It would be significantly less expensive than the avg modern deck still, and might still be worth the pickup

Been so wrapped up in drama and spoilers, i had not stopped to consider this irony. Although modern is a term relative to vintage play and historic is a term relative to standard play.

historic has many cards going back further than three years thanks to the anthology sets.

Modern was once upon a time as old as Historic haha.