The wendigo reverse holo was super cool.

I’m new to metazoo but already loving them. I am a huge cryptid and esoteric fan so these cards are so cool. I’m having a lot of fun watching these box openings on youtube and i’m excited to buy my first booster box. I did buy a bundle of holos and reverse holos from cruptid nation 1 online last night so i’m very excited to get them in my binder.

Watching no ban list modern and urzas saga solos the first game.

F6 is a man’s best friend haha

Game 1 is a great example of why Wish is better than Grapeshot in this deck. Wishing for a Pick Your Poison would have been huge there

I hate magic cos of the lands system. I play it cos of my friends but I found out whilst playing other card games competitively, the guaranteed resource makes the game determine who is better at the game. In the end those that make better game decisions always get on top.

Zero variance works if both sides are given the same things (like shooters or chess where all players have the same tools and it’s about execution) Variance is good in pre-construction focused games where you bring something prepared that’s unique to you-the existence of variance within the game gives you an opponent to “combat” while constructing the prepared item. Think fog of war in an RTS, dice rolls in dnd, etc… Variance is the thing you prepare for by either minimizing it, or leaning into it, or forcing opponents to stumble through it. Like, imagine a real life battle-random shit happens in reality. Things don’t start at the optimal times, weather, terrain, disease, fatigue, moral, etc… all things are variance. The best generals are not necessarily the ones who are the smartest tacticians/strategists, they are also the ones who mitigates or prepares for variances.

decklist?

So 1:48:26 you had the edict. Before the soultrader resolved or honestly after it couldve been played to make your opponent sac one of the combo pieces. It says sac non token creature on it.

7 years later, they still do BR announcements just before the pro tour :D

This game could have really benefited a lot more, if they use the Force of Wills cost system/mechanic.

Miss lurrus 😢

at 56:20 i think the fastest clock is actually wrenn ping itself funny enough

Still funny in 24

do you think galvanic discharge might be worth it? you can bank energy when killing lower toughness creatures and it gives you something to do with the extra energy when raptor hits a 0 or 1 drop

I would have to guess that grief would be the next ban in modern.

Oh hell yeah, we gaming now boi.

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Did this guy just call someone a spic? 😂😂😂😂 Ahahahaha

Feels like the best thing about Jund right now is the quality of the deck's pilots. Oof.

why was this recommended to me in 2024... I mean, I'm going to watch it because it's still sweet, but why

Please nerf blue and remove counter-magic from the game.

I might be immediately lost on game one here. Just one high tide, 3 islands, and candelabra can produce as much mana as you need or want, right? So you could just float 60 mana and force your opponent to draw his entire deck with blue sun zenith and die on his draw step, right? 🤔

please fill the silence with more commentary. Say your thoughts out-loud a lot more.

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can't spell elves without lsv next 👀

Why do pro players don´t mulligan once their have just one land? Ins´t the risk to big to be taken?

I think galvanic discharge would be a good addition to the deck to make the raptor a little stronger by making 3 and 4 drops attainable on the regular. Also just a good removal spell.

While Jund is not my favorite 3 color combo(I'm a dirty Grixis, Esper, and occassionally mardu player) , watching Reid play Jund is so fun to watch. It is like getting a master class in sequencing and thinking out your play options. Plus Reid is just a really chill dude so it's also calming to watch.

This video is ultimate perfection. I could explain why but i think it is really intuitive. Lame youtube took 11 days to sugest it to me

Always happy to see Reid! Hopefully he takes a crack at Elves next!

Where’s our K Command Duke

SIX in this deck could be a nice adicion.

Damn, imagine Lurrus of the Dream-Den here

Mardu is the new jund.

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“What if I block” into a crazy turn was fun

Its not a glass canon at all, its really resilient and it is broken AF. I wouldnt invest, ban target getting bigger and bigger

No bolts and veils in 75 seems weak, dauthi and countermagic matchups

Any thoughts on including Galvanic Discharge as a removal spell?

Always happy to watch Reid play JUND! I'm curious to see how Amp raptor works out, Really want a new BBE, though 1 toughness is still a tough place to be. I'm also curious to see how Wright plays out, IMO this list doesn't have the fodder to fuel it. I wonder if Darcy would work well. Dig for and fuel Nethergoyf.

You know you an old man when you play jund in this meta

At 6:02 I’m pretty sure from watching spike play that you might be supposed to go off. Ritual in ral+ second ritual, manamorphose and you’re cooking.

Love the deck! Can you upload at 4k? I watch from my tv sometimes and its a bit hard to read the cards at 1080p

I don't have this card

You could’ve got your Nethergoyf to a 6/7 had you abrupt decayed your haywire mite during combat 1:18:19 ! Would’ve turned the tide in your favor!

29:50 I feel like you could write an entire strategy article about this decision point. Most tough choices are difficult because the options are close. This is just tough to evaluate because each of the choices leads to its own complicated set of future lines. In the end, I think there is a clear option, but I sat here with the video paused for about 5 minutes to convince myself that I'd thoroughly evaluated the situation. For what it's worth I end up taking Fatal Push, and I'm fairly convinced it wins a lot more frequently than the next best option. We don't lose all that much by kicking the Grist situation down the road. We're thrilled if we save our Tarfire and they +1, legend rule, -2 on their turn. This blunders into double removal that they probably weren't expecting, and lets us trade Lightning Bolt, Tarfire, and Spellbomb for their entire board while keeping our Wight in play. It avoids the disastrous scenario of the opponent drawing something to pair with the Fatal Push next turn. We keep the option to make a construct which is quite likely to connect with their planeswalkers given our available creature removal. Our opponent's best counter line is probably to maximize their long-term resources by +1ing Grist and using Rec Sage on our Spellbomb to take us off of either a construct or a cantrip. That line continues to be quite complicated, but still favors us compared to the alternatives.

I feel like the deck works really hard to get lands in a deck with only 2mv spells

Hot take: mardu is the new jund.

You have to appreciate Reid's dedication to create content while submerged underwater