Beautiful slow, calm, collected play by Reid. Using his life as a resource g1, not being in too much of a hurry to Terminus at the first available opportunity and walk into spell pierce. The final winning Terminus, resolved with 2 open mana will Spell Pierce dead in opponent's hand all arose from beautiful sequencing.
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Damn RUclips algorithm for bringing this to my attention but I LOVE it so thanks
And its games like this that show why Reid is my favorite player...
Yeah what a legend beating someone on a mull to 4 with miracles
I love that this is from before 4x predict became standard in miracles :)
I'm going to start using Predict. So OP
Beautiful slow, calm, collected play by Reid. Using his life as a resource g1, not being in too much of a hurry to Terminus at the first available opportunity and walk into spell pierce. The final winning Terminus, resolved with 2 open mana will Spell Pierce dead in opponent's hand all arose from beautiful sequencing.
In g2, why didn't Danny cast his Clique in Reid's drawstep? This way he could have taken the top away. Not saying that he would have won.. But still..
God I love this deck.
Reid Duke for life.
Tbh I hate lock decks, I really wish they didnt exist most of the time. Like the actual lock decks not just control.