It's a bit funny to me to see someone asking for this sort of thing after years of people complaining about how homogenous the modern for-Commander "Do X, get Y" style of design is.
Shit, I might have to try building this deck… love me a beefy expensive
You can ask, but we mostly just shit talk. I wish i could link my decks without doxing myself.
Well, I think both MTGGoldfish and Archidekt allow anonymous deck posting, if you're afraid of your build being unique you can always fuck with the mana base and interaction
Well there are decks I could show that probably aren't too hard to post, however one of my partner pairings is so rare that it has under 10 listings on EDH rec and my deck is probably 3 of those listings from using all 3 of the major deck builders over the years.
If you're on moxfield, go click the dots, then export.
Oh yeah it's not that I am worried about.
Oh, I might need to do this! I had a lot of fun with Korvold when I started playing, I started a few months back with the EoE precon that had him in it, and swapped him to my commander. Which apparently made me the number one threat for some reason, because he has a reputation.
Understandable. You are on kiwifarm after all. We are all have seen what the autists are capable of.
When you post the deck, list only basic lands.
Or even better! Find a deck list of someone you don't like - and then post theirs. I really loved the first Eldraine brawl decks. In fact I'll still fervently argue that the brawl decks should still be the main set tie-in decks (which might dox me, as I think I'm one of 3 people in the world who liked brawl). Heck if I ever want a precon for some of its content, usually that content is just around 60 cards anyway. I think a lot of current issues in MTG could be solved by the brawl decks.
Yeah, this is why I am thinking I might really like Zia, being able to steal a creature use it to slap someone and _then_ blow it up as a bomb sounds more fun than stealing something just to feed it to Korvold, He's my babyboy but the Slap'n'bomb-potential seems funnier. Especially if I combo it with something like Hunt the mark for an instant Yiazmat as a bonus pay-off.
They probably should've realized it was the pre-con. Though Korvold's reputation is very earned, he draws a ton of cards for just playing your deck. He might've been ok if maybe it was at least nontoken. From commanders alone, Kutzil isn't anything amazing, with opponents being prevented really only from countering or specific combat tricks (though the other cards should've drawn plenty threat). Yuriko I guess if they were playing Ninja tribal didn't seem too threatening, in comparison to the classic Yuriko into revealing some 16 cost card. Who knows, commander is not a place of smart decisions.
I think he wasn't referring to Kutzil but to Marisi.
It was actually both, two players had them, lmao. Kutzil had infinite tokens looping and spreading counters and Marisi was obviously combat tricking everything that could breath.
And yeah, it was them using only high cost cycle monsters and unblockables with things like Ninja Blades pinging everyone for 10-16+ damage a turn by turn 3. Not an incredible threat just annoying that nobody thought they would be a problem and were too busy focused on me so he never got put in check.
I had not seen ninja blades. Why the heck is the equip ability have an ability word in front of it? I know since D&D1 wotc has been doing ability words in front of text at times for flavor but... this is just baffling.
I am not 100% sure? I thought it might have been a special equip rule at first like job select was but I am told it's just the name of some Ninja weapons or daggers or something in a few final fantasy games? It has a wiki page but I am not familiar with it even as someone who played a good amount of the FF games, if it's meant to be flavour text it's incredibly low effort.
This is literally all it is. They've been doing this since the D&D set. The target audience of soyfacing millennials getting excited over thing they recognize apparently isn't smart enough to recognize a mechanical nod to the source material, so Wizards includes a helpful reminder that it is, in fact, thing they recognize. It's like those boomer Facebook memes where they circle and underline something in red just to make sure you get the joke. Pure wasted space in the textbox, largely relegated to the draft chaff because the chase rares already have too many words on them.
Its a final fantasy 14 weapon, they are representing the signature abilities of the FF14 classes that use specific weapons and only those weapons.
