Welcome everyone, and thanks for joining me today! Below we have two videos for your enjoyment, featuring one of my newer Commander decks. The commander of choice this week is Karrthus, Tyrant of Jund. There would be more videos, but in one of the famous phrases of Travis, my microphone took a wet nasty fart in my mouth, and now everything I recorded has tons of static overlaying the audio track. I’m working on getting a new mic- so more videos will follow. The deck in the video has changed and a new decklist will be posted underneath the videos explaining my card choices and listing the total price for what I hope is still a budget price range. Also, I wanted to get a viewer vote on the next couple decks I will be working with. So far, I have the following built and am ready to at least playtest with:
The Candidates:
Green-White – Gaddock Teeg Prison
Red-Black-White — Oros, the Avenger Angels and Demons
Mono White — Raksha Golden Cub Cats and Swords
Mono Black — Maga, Traitor to Mortals Mono-Black Control
Red-White-Green — Mayael the Anima Fatties
If anyone has any preferences as far what they would like to see from the above five, let me know below!
Decktech!
Game!
Bad Romance Dragons
Click the arrow to download the above deck in .txt format(To load a .txt deck into Magic: Online’s Deck Editor, click “Load”, select “Local Text Deck”, find the location of the downloaded deck file and double-click the deck.)
Total Cost: $102.76
While certainly nowhere near as cheap as the original version of the deck or my first EDH deck, I think that the price is reasonable seeing how many of these cards are staples and fit into multiple decks.
New Cards
- The Ravnica Shocklands- Well they provide two colors of mana and are easily searchable with any of my fetchlands. There is no good reason not to run them.
- Demonic Tutor and Grim Tutor- Being able to get what I need, when I need it is a very, very strong ability. Playing two of the better tutors seems obvious!
- Sarkhan the Mad- Well, if I’m already playing the sane one, might as well play the crazy one. Also I live in a fantasy world of using Sarkhan Vol‘s ultimate and then casting Sarkhan the Mad later that turn and dealing 20.
- Garruks Packleader- He replaced Indrik Stomphowler simply because I play enough creatures that trigger the card draw ability, and I was never happy with the Indrik Stomphowler overall.
- Dragon Broodmother- She fits the flavor and theme well. Not too many “I get four dragons every round” cards.
And that’s all. Thanks for reading (and watching). Hopefully, my technological issues will be resolved soon. Also, let’s hope I quit building all these decks- it’s getting expensive.
ShardFenix
Nice article/video. I like the setup where a video decktech and game is supported by written information and a decklist. Dragons are a big favorite of many casual players and this will hopefully give some incentives to try out a new format for some of them.
What about my fav multi-player dragon: Taurean Mauler
I like Karrthus. My only problem with your build is I don’t believe it plays enough mana sources. 37 lands with about 8 mana accel doesn’t seem consistent enough to me.
I vote Teeg for the next deck. G/W Prison sounds interesting.
So far i havent had any issues mana-wise. 37 is on the lighter side i think but im also a slightly riskier player. I just finished building an Intet, the Dreamer deck today which runs 40 lands and about 5ish mana sources and honestly it could probably drop a land. A lot of the numbers in correct land counts for Commander depends on risk/reward and what you can play comfortably with.
As far as the Teeg deck, it’s my favorite as far as flavorwise and some of the cards in it. Unfortunately its also possibly the worst though I think it could be fun to use a deck like that. The Teeg deck is my second most recent deck, so it is still very very fresh and probably needs a lot of tweaking.
Wow some bad play. Were your drunk or just drunk on table crushing?