The History of Show & Tell Decks | Sneak & Show, Omni-Tell, and More! | MTG Deck History #37

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 33

  • @NizzahonMagic
    @NizzahonMagic  2 года назад +64

    Sorry for the reupload. As you know if you saw the video after the first upload, there was about a minute of silence in the middle of it! Its fixed now.

    • @BloodDracolich
      @BloodDracolich 2 года назад

      That would explain the dead silence I experience there earlier. Actually thought my earbuds went out there for a moment because of that. But hey, can't always be perfect and thanks for clearing that up at least; and it'll be looking forward to your next video, peace out.

    • @FlawlessRhythmGG
      @FlawlessRhythmGG 2 года назад

      You da man! I'll make sure to watch and like again for you.

    • @gregjobes9138
      @gregjobes9138 2 года назад

      That explains why it kept saying private when I tried to watch.

    • @Lovuschka
      @Lovuschka 2 года назад

      So not a joke because it was "Show" and "Tell" - a minute of show but not tell...

  • @gabrielkay6866
    @gabrielkay6866 2 года назад +26

    finally
    now I get to know what progenitus has protection from

  • @jenniferwilliams9612
    @jenniferwilliams9612 2 года назад +11

    Show and Tell and Sneak Attack are emblematic of Urza’s Saga. At the time, both were considered random, or “junk,” rares. They were not valued above bulk, or casual cards. Show and Tell was considered too risky at the time. These cards illustrate why Saga is my favorite set, and Saga Block is my favorite block (in addition to that block being the first block that I played competitively with when I was a kid). Even the “crap rares” in Saga Block were amazing, or even broken! Saga block was so great!

  • @nickbalmes6640
    @nickbalmes6640 2 года назад +17

    Glad to see it fixed. I was tweaking my Standard decks earlier while listening to Nizza's comentary when suddenly... SILENCE.

  • @werbearjack
    @werbearjack 2 года назад +22

    Progenitus has no longer protection from Nizzahon's voice.

  • @Kuronosa
    @Kuronosa 2 года назад +20

    Progenitus gave the old video "Protection from Audio"

  • @louisheilman4835
    @louisheilman4835 2 года назад +6

    Thanks for the fantastic content, I’ve only been playing Magic for the last few years so I love getting insight into the history of the game.

  • @StevieSparkZ
    @StevieSparkZ 9 месяцев назад

    The Urza sets were my favorite. For its power as well as it being the set when i first got into MtG.
    In the late 90s, i didnt have the money to get what i wanted. I am now 39 and love legacy because it allows my sneak and show deck!
    Fun fact: In the late 90s, i recall seeing Juzam Djinn priced at $70.00 USD!

  • @Jake19774TW
    @Jake19774TW 2 года назад +7

    When Nizzahon, Re-uploaded enters the battlefield, target video permanent loses Protection from video audio

  • @taliesine.8343
    @taliesine.8343 2 года назад

    Your video series are so valuable. They are like history lessons for this game.
    For me as a somewhat new player this is immensly interesting

  • @Brain-washed2
    @Brain-washed2 2 года назад

    crazy powerful... my friend had a few of these cards when he had been playing for years and I was just trying it out. he was shameless too, loved to destroy me with this damn card haha

  • @ry7hym
    @ry7hym 2 года назад

    i love the wishes in the deck

  • @TRU3OGR3
    @TRU3OGR3 2 года назад

    Cool history series bro. Love it

  • @DaveAmbroseflavadave11369
    @DaveAmbroseflavadave11369 2 года назад

    I remember these decks. I thought they were so cool.

  • @connermcclarren5234
    @connermcclarren5234 2 года назад +3

    I'm not even gonna lie, I don't look forward to this series. Most of the time I don't remember it exists, but then every Wednesday it comes out again and I see what deck won, and I'm like "huh, that's super interesting, I want to watch that!" So, thanks for keeping it interesting!

  • @Duskrequim
    @Duskrequim 2 года назад +1

    So upsetting that when I first saw Show and Tell I thought it was a garbage card and never played it. I Loved Sneak Attack combined with Lifeline for a Dragon Tribal deck I played during that time. BUT i never considered Show and Tell as being good. /cry

  • @JohnBoulden
    @JohnBoulden 2 года назад

    Rewatch and comment to help.

  • @TheGloriousLobsterEmperor
    @TheGloriousLobsterEmperor 2 года назад +4

    Sometimes a glitch just happens and you gotta reupload the video. It's happened to everyone.

  • @pbailed8007
    @pbailed8007 2 года назад +2

    That’s BS, I’ve been sneak attacking Nicol bolas for 20+ years.

  • @SoundsOfSushi
    @SoundsOfSushi 2 года назад

    Audio isn’t synced with the video but I don’t mind.

    • @Lovuschka
      @Lovuschka 2 года назад

      Try CTRL+F5, that clears the cache and reloads the page.

  • @Games-il4vl
    @Games-il4vl Год назад

    Is Roiling vortex really not a thing in legacy that this deck is still powerful?? Like a card that puts your omniscience in play, while also allowing your opponent to put roiling vortex in play..that doesn't seem good. that seems like a waste of cardboard. Your basically just forfeiting the game if you have no way to prevent the 5 damage from all the spells you play for free or destroy it.

    • @conman-sr5md
      @conman-sr5md Год назад

      I've never seen a roiling vortex in any Legacy list (granted I can't afford to play and only watch a couple people on the internet so I have a limited view). Maybe it isn't played because it only hoses a limited scope of decks like Affinity Hollow One and Omniscience (not even all of the show and tell deck variants) and you'd rather take cards that are more versatile. If those three decks began to crowd the metagame I could definitely see Vortex getting a couple of sideboard slots.

  • @NPC999
    @NPC999 4 месяца назад

    One of the gayest decks in the game