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Thank you for the feedback, I will keep this in mind for next time! For this deck though, if you'd like to see gameplay, check out Iron Lion's stream of the $1k I hosted! I played this deck on stream for 3 or 4 games in that tournament, so I hope you enjoy! ruclips.net/user/liveXdjSAV8ClJE?feature=shared

He sure is! I think Aggro and Control are both good builds for Jarl, just not midrange. But I am a control player at heart, and had been playing CYB Oldhim in LL as well because it's his only option with Oaken limited to 1 copy, and that helped inspire this Jarl work. If you'd like to see a successful AGGRO Jarl list, check out our next video on 12/31 :) It's a recap of the $1k I hosted for this build, and includes my buddy Zephen's list which also top8d and was full aggro ice, no earth package.

Thank you for the kind words and support! Merry Christmas 🌲

Yup, you are correct! In the "CYB Retrospective" section at 30:00 I say that CYB ended up not being a good answer to Nuu, and that I swapped to the other build to beat her. Into Azalea, Katsu, and Botlyn, I think the ice disruption and pile of D Reacts & 3blocks should be enough to be consistently favored into all of them, but I will admit I did not test into 2 of these 3

@@BrfTuck ok but against Nuu the plan is only the gauntlets?

@@themisvoul1045 No lol. Into Nuu, the plan is midrange value. It's gonna be a long grind but we also have to play around the randomness of things we cycle back into deck getting banished. So for this midrange value grind, we play it pretty similar to the CYB list, but also have: Gauntlets for extra value and clutch moments against Bonds, TAYG for daggers or even more reaction blocks on on-hits, and Sigil of Solace to help pad the life totals in a way that her banishes can't disrupt. Hope this helps, and I encourage you to try it out yourself! This list certainly isn't favored into Nuu, but felt like a true 50/50.

Hey there, is this satirical or do you have an explanation? I’m all ears if the latter

@Godlygumballman building toxic decks for toxicity sake

@@TheCosmicHorror Oh. I wouldn’t call this toxic though. It’s a strategy that some people enjoy, control, and to call it toxic seems a bit polarized, unfair, and unnecessary to the discussion of deck building and game strategy

Who else up pummeling they hammer rn?

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Personally I found Seeds of Tomorrow just too awkward to be worth it. I really wanted to like the card, especailly since Wizard has been a small struggle, but I'd just rather have Oasis or something tbh. After trying Seeds and it just not being consistent enough, I tried a "Spirit of Crown of Seeds" build with Seeds of Tomorrow + Tome of Harvest + most other cards that benefit from putting any random leftover card in arsenal, but it just wasn't a good enough payoff to play that sort of build sadly. I don't think Seeds of Tomorrow is BAD per se, but I think it forces you into weird play patterns that are not optimal.

@@BrfTuck Thank you. I gotta say I have found the same thing but I tend to adopt the "if everybody elses says its good, it must be" approach to deck building.

Flourish is definitely not core to the deck and could be replaced with any other blue 2block earth you'd prefer! The biggest reason I kept it is for even more aggression and pressure into Enigma and Wizard.

Thanks! I wore this for Halloween and the last week of PQ's, and figured I'd whip it out again for this video 😁 Thanks for watching!

I would replace Canopy Shelter with either Sigil of Earth or more copies of Sow Tomorrow. These all fit in roughly the same role and are interchangeable, same with Flourish. I would replace Warmongers with another blue block 3 NAA like Condemn to Slaughter, TROM, Whisper of the Oracle, or something along those lines. Thanks for the kind words and the subscription! 😁

@@BrfTuck Did you test Fruits of the Forest at all? seems a lot of other builds of the decks are running it and it seems an easy way to get earth into graveyard early for decompose etc. What are the downsides of it ? thanks for the info and advice!

@solwebsolweb7198 I did originally run Fruits because I like the card a lot, but it felt terrible in this list. You want as little 2blocks as possible, and if the ones you do have are NAAs and work with embodiments, they feel less bad. So I ended up cutting it for that reason alone. But I think it'd slot into the block card's position or Flourish's position very easily. Personally though, for this style of list, I think those cards are better and more impactful than fruits.

@@BrfTuck Looking at the list i would agree, just wanted to double check. The deck seems very streamlined with each card working in unison with others as you explained above, can't wait to try it at armory next week! Thanks for the help.

@@solwebsolweb7198 Absolutely, thanks for the kind words and enjoy the deck! I hope you clean house at the armory 😁

Thanks! ❤Since this requires no editing I've been enjoying pumping out content lately. Honestly the hardest part now is making the thumbnail lol

Thank you so much! Expect even more Jarl content on the horizon :)

I tried it initially, and it will 100% be in the armory deck, but I don't think it will end up in competitive lists. In your 60 cards, you need at LEAST 30 blues, probably closer to 33-35, leaving room for 25-30 reds total. And there are enough high impact reds, like Oaken Old, Mangle, CnC, Estrike, Sink and Pummel, etc that the bar for red cards in very high. The card pool for earth ice elemental guardian is very very deep so it feels like the bar is higher than Buckling Blow. But the other half of this is that we want to force opponents to use their equipment on these other reds like Oaken, CnC, etc to accomplish Buckling Blow's effect anyway. Hope that makes sense and helps! Again I want to stress that this is a new deck and no one knows what's best yet, so try what you think might be great and let's learn together! :)

I played a good chunk of games with Coronet Peak before the latest spoilers dropped and was underwhelmed. I expected it to do a lot for me, but there were plenty of games where it either didn't come up at all, or only came up once, so Providence just felt more consistent. HOWEVER that was with Titans fist, and I think Coronet could be back on the menu due to the weapon's high cost. I think Ollin Ice Cap is the best choice in matchups that it will impact, but for the other matchups, it's very possible that coronet peak is the better choice over Providence

@BrfTuck thanks!!

Thanks so much! I'll be looking to make more low-effort Jarl content like this in the future as we figure out the deck :) RtN season isn't for another 3 looong months, so we have plenty of time to break him

How do you feel about exposed to the elements?

I think exposed may see play. It's very impactful when you play it out, but a 2 cost instant that can't block will definitely be awkward fairly often. Maybe it's a great sideboard for him!

@@BrfTuck yeah, I think it's likely a one-of, and probably not maindeckable. The ability to snipe a tunic is huge, especially if you get to go, End of your turn, Expose fusing with crumble, open up my turn with crumble, take out an equipment and set you up for a next-turn dominated mangle. This sort of play feels better the earlier you do it, which implies more Exposed's-- but as a non-blocking card, I don't want to run more than 2 for sure.

Gotta have you on soon brotha!

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@@BloodrushFellows lol good video guys!

I'll make sure Tuck knows! I know he's working on a few updates, but I'll make sure he sees this for sure!

@@BloodrushFellows thanks! Had no idea how to give feedback