The simple answer is the power level of the decks. If you have any feedback at all feel free to let us know! If you’re interested in the decklists they can be found in the description of the video. If you’re short on time or want to skip around to the different games here are the timestamps for the start of each game: ] - This stax based deck tries to stax out and control the table while assembling a combo with either Brago and ] infinitely blinking his non-land permanents or with ] and ] exiling his opponents libraries. Check out the decklist in the description for a full list of all the combo lines available. It runs little control but a lot of combo options. ] - This is built to be a glass cannon deck focused on gaining infinite combat steps using Najeela’s ability. For a step by step description of this combo check out the decklist in the description of the video. With your library in hand, this deck uses a similar loop to kill the table. This combo has a lot of steps but the short version of it is play Gitrog, play a discard outlet like ], and then discard ] balancing draw triggers with a shuffle effect like ] to draw your library. After that, it isn’t difficult to win once their library in hand and a mana reducer on the field. Today’s match features ] - This Jeskai combo decks looks to draw their library with ] and a mana reducer like ] by using Elsha’s ability to continue to play Sensei’s from the top of their library. We decided to push our luck with this video and upload a bit of a longer video but with two very exciting games in it. The decks featured today are some of my personal favorites and I’m sure you will enjoy both games in today’s episode. Hello again! My friends and I are back with more semi-competitive EDH content.
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