Magic: The Gathering Tips & Tricks - Starting A New Format
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2022
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How To Make Your First Pioneer Deck: ruclips.net/video/yoPEYBQd2x0/видео.html
do you know you pulled out against the odds
Oh thank god, it's a guide to current formats, I thought they'd released another format.
Hey look it's JSH.
Laughs in Oathbreaker… then cries due to loneliness
Standard life!!!
Hello British man
The main roadblocks to getting into older formats are multicoloured lands. They're all way too expensive. You have common alternatives in lands that enter tapped, but those make your deck significantly slower.
The amount of money people spend on stupid commander decks they could slowly buy dual lands and it would actually be a good investment
@@ozmond Coming up with crazy decks that aren't necessarily very good but are fun is one of the best things about commander if you ask me.
@@ozmond If they're spending that kind of money on "stupid commander decks" then they probably enjoy playing those decks. Yes, I could butcher several of my commander decks and piece together something mostly playable in Modern, but like, I play those decks, those cards are already spoken for.
@@ozmond I would honestly rather spend $40 on a commander pre-con deck than a single Scalding Tarn .
@@ozmond you must play with some high level players if their decks average out to the cost of an og dual land.
Counterpoint - Make Mono Red Goblins. Lookup Deck Restrictions for each Format. Make Minor Tweaks. WITNESS MEEEEE!!!!
WITNESS *SQUEEEE
@@athenebujard9819 You win the Internet! Your prize is some terrible Arena Card Skins for non-standard cards that happen to be worth $60 real dollarie-doos
WITNESS!!!
My LGS does legacy once a month and they allow 20 proxies to be more inclusive and draw more people in. It has been a godsend, and a complete joy to participate in legacy events at an affordable cost.
Even decks without any reserve list cards benefit from that.
D&T? Stoneforge, Solitude, Karakas, and Wasteland can easily be the proxies.
@@myanrueller91 exactly! And it has always been a very positive experience and the people there with established decks and no proxies are always excited to play against newer players using all 20. Honestly it has made legacy more affordable than modern at my LGS
@@jeffboyardee33 I like legacy more. But that's just me
@@myanrueller91 I’ve gotten to that point as well!
@@myanrueller91 does legacy ever get boring going against a lot of people with the same strats or infinite combos all the time? Just curious.
I'm getting into Pauper now. The shuffle up and play video got me interested and it turns out some of my friend at the LGS also started playing it. I just ordered my first deck today :D
I would like to play this format with friends but they better play foil mythic cards....
Welcome to the format Im sure you will enjoy yourself. Rn I think meta is very healthy and diverse you cam play multiple of decks really. For example I play jund midrange cascade, which technically isnt a tier 1 meta deck, but I have consistent results with it, many 1st places on fnms, I almost always qualify for top 8 on the bigger ones.
If you are less of a competitive player then pauper is also for you. The amount of brewing you can do is enormous and you can find some really niche and powerful cards that dont see much play. Also the fact you can relatively easily afford multiple different decks and have fun with variety is also great both for casual players and comprtitve ones
Welcome to pauper!
I swear, every time you upload a new video, it just makes my day. Thank you for what you do, Prof.
Man Prof, your channel is always spot on. Your content and production value always improves, even when I think it can't get any better. I'm a long time player of many formats, but I still found this video useful. You Rock!!!
I was scared at playing my first commander game but my LGS was so welcoming. I do want to experience other formats as well but all they do is Commander and Drafts
The pauper goblin combo (as it's called by pauper players moggwarts) can also pull off a turn 3 win, that's not restricted to just modern goblins!
As someone new to Magic, I really appreciate all these beginner videos. Makes this wonderful goliath of a game much easier to understand
That came right in time with me trying to get into pauper
I've been playing (and loving) Dandăn. One deck, two players. You don't even need a deck to play if your friend has one! Now that's accessibility.
makes my brain essplode
For someone new to the game it’s nice to see content like this I really only play commander with friends but I’ve been wanting to get into standard because of New Capenna. I might try it after watching some deck profiles. Thanks For a quality video professor!
Prof. your videos are always a Delight to see pop up on notifications.
I misunderstood the title and assumed this was going to be a video about how to invent your own format.
Step one: come up with a catchy name.
Step twp: figure out what rules would make sense with that name.
Glad I took some time to watch this, videos like this and your general approach to MTG cannot ever be over appreciated I feel. Thanks for all you do Prof!
I really love the way you talk about Magic because I remember that this is just a game, a great and fun game!
This is a perfect video for me right now! Just got into it a month ago and am overwhelmed by the formats. This helped a lot.
Thanks Prof! This actually helps alot! Your videos have me wanting to get into Pauper, and sort of Modern. This has given me a lot of insight!
there's a special feeling when you've first found TCC and catch up on YEARS of content to finally watch stuff released on the same day. today is that day for me.
You posted this at the perfect time, I’ve been watching a lot of pauper content and have been trying to figure out what deck I can build and what would be best for me
This video couldn't have come at a better time. I've been playing explorer on arena and have been enjoying it so much that I am building my first paper pioneer deck to dive into the format.
That Pokémon trading skit was awesome.
Another great Video Prof. You are always so helpful & Informative. Thanks So Much ! 🙂
Really awesome, thoughtful, and well put together video.
Thanks prof. you are awesome with this advice!
I don't think many people appreciate that Pokemon trade screen with Dockside Extortionist as much as I do
As usual, fantastic video Prof! You're the best 🙏🏾
I'm considering Pauper a lot and am looking into gruul, I watched the Pauper video with Spice and Rhystic. It looked like a blast! 🔥
A lot of really good advice. A great class at the college. Thanks professor
Good point about the card rental services on MTGO! Seems like that'd be a good way to try out a bunch of decks rather than spending a fortune on one and getting bored with it after a few months. If only the client wasn't so abysmally clunky and looking like something out of the 90s!
Yes, it *would* be nice if they updated the interface... for the 5th time now ? (So, not *quite* the 90s, more like the 2010s at this point ?) Also, while Arena is better in some aspects, it's way worse in others... (Historic Brawl deckbuilding... X(
Just decided to try and give Magic another whirl. Your videos are a tremendous help, keep it up good sir!
Thanks Professor the valuable information!
I've been getting back into magic, thanks prof
Great video Professor! You are my favorite MtG RUclipsr!!
Love goin to my LGS to jam some games. I don't really hang out with many people i met there outside of the store but there is one dude there who shares my first name and we typically wind up getting to top 8 against eachother in most events we play. Whenever we get to top 8 together we have our battle of "Who is the superior of our name?"
I still haven't beaten him but it's fun every time. Good video Prof, lookin forward to the next one.
Nice thanks prof I always liked to play standard but I started with pioneer now and I love it even more 😉
Only ever play standard, because its what is on arena. With the rotation coming up soon been thinking of dipping into Modern. Great timing on the video!
I didn't get the notification for this, or even see it in my subscriptions. But I've been going from commander into pauper, modern and pioneer lately so this is great
Thanks for the great content!!! Prof would you ever do a shandalar play through?
Great video. Great topic to discuss.
Thx Prof. I've been saying for some time now, I would like to play something other than EDH from time to time. Pauper here I come!
I'm excited to get into Pauper Commander!
I really like the comment about watching videos and pausing to guess the line. That’s something I do with chess to try and improve my skill
I recently created two Pioneer decks that were a nice low price and fun to play. Problem is finding a LGS that supports it. Most seem to only be doing draft or commander.
At least your lgs will do draft outside of a prerelease. None of our players like draft or sealed so i don't get to very often.
I recently bought my first pioneer deck, I really like the Format
Thanks for this.
I play commander and kitchen table, meaning not a single card is banned and we just make the most ridiculous decks we can. The intricate interactions we find are awesome
You mean you can actually have fun without owning the power 9? Boy, that's certainly not the impression that a lot of people on the internet give. By the way, I agree with you 100%
@@danacoleman4007 We try to always buy the cards so we aren't using proxies but obviously we can still proxy. But if I don't have to ability to buy a certain card then I won't proxy it, such as the black lotus. It's to expensive for me.
Awesome video!
I have to say
Entering a format with a friend and starting out by just proxying some decks and playing has such magical feel to it, pun intended
Locally we've got a decent commander community, i'd love a bit more competetive but i scratch that itch online.
We've had many more people turning up for pioneer than standard which isn't a huge surprise, i really feel that there are a lot of players at least locally who would really benefit from playing more limited.
Love prerelease weekend and sitting down to a draft pod is a unique experience every time.
Edit: best experience i had recently was playing pioneer rakdos cat oven against a new player, i apologised before the game and promised to take it slow and explain the effects and triggers. At the end when there were mayhem devils and copies and multiple ovens and treasures reducing the opponent from 14 to 0 at instant speed they were in love, i suspect i have a mirror match next time.
Love these heartfull and positive videos 💜
when I get some other projects wrapped up and I can focus on it, I want to get into Pioneer for competitive play, and Pauper to find an outlet for my impressive collection of commons. You can be assured, when I have questions, I'll be digging through the College Archives.
I went to pauper at my lgs yesterday w a borrowed deck and it was a blast! I got rolled haha but had a blast. I even played against the deck I want to build and got some good exp watching their play
Thanks man
Love you Prof!
Recently I started getting into Pioneer, after seeing that there's a UB control list using Lutri as companion. You're playing singleton built around a legendary creature, it's basically commander but 1v1 - and UB control is my favorite archetype in any format, anyways.
Can only reccommend, it's actually really interesting and refreshing, where commander games tend to take way too long.
Happy Friday, Prof!
I attended a modern event with a budget deck & had a blast...Lol
Love this video as a Commander player looking into Pauper. After watching the Shuffle up with Spice8Rack I immediately wanted the goblin deck. Goblins are my Nostalgia tribe, can't wait to play a 1v1 game with them again.
I wonder if Slivers can be Pauper, they are my nostalgia tribe.
Every time I think I finally want to try Magic, I watch one of these videos and change my mind. I will never have the money to play seriously and there's no way I'm "renting" cards.
You can play mtga, a free online version where it's very much possible to play one of the best decks if you are willing to put in the time.
Drafting once per day/ two days for free is very much possible ( deppenig in your skill ofcourse)
If you are purely interested in paper: Pauper is format that has some very affordable very competitive decks.
Yes. Stay away from this game.
Highly recommend using TableTop Simulator to test decks and formats with friends. Cheap upfront cost to be able to play whatever MTG cards you want.
"just show up and play!... at first, you might not do a lot of winning" yep, I started playing in february and lost/drew every game til about may. On friday I came 4th place in a store championship :D
A+++ For That Old Pokemon Reference
Thanks prof
I love love love korvold fae cursed king it’s my favorite commander deck I so wanna play it in pioneer
my favorite format is casual kitchen table.
I think the hardest obstacle I’ve run into is trying to gauge or accrue interest in starting a format. Most of the people at my lgs are content with commander only, and any time I mention something like Pioneer or Canlander I get blank stares or subject changes. I may just proxy up a few decks and bring them, see if anyone is willing to try out a game or two. That’s what I had to do when I built my commander cube at least.
Ive had an idea for a new format! It’d be called Limited Constructed. It’s the basic 1v1 play using only cards from a single set to make a 40 card deck with the usual 4 card maximum for any one card.
Pretty sure that's already a thing
It reminds me of Block Constructed, when 3 consecutive sets where on the same plane. I've actually played games like that with a friend with only one set (60 cards though), sadly, it gets boring quite quickly... :(
That’s called set constructed lol
@@ozmond @goldcreeper i had no idea!
I think you misunderstood the title of the video. It's playing a new format, not creating a new one lol
That that's a clean suit 👍
One could try a budget format like Pauper by building 2 or 3 decks so your friend try it out too!
I thought from the title it would be a jab at Wizards regarding how they made/are making historic, but I guess this works too.
On a side note this video somehow feels a bit nostalgic, like there's something there that we haven't seen in a while- but I can't quite figure out what
I sware it’s like the professor knew I just got started playing last February and I’m starting to be like Ok commander is fun and all but I wanna check out these other formats and then BAM this video shows up lol
Misleading title: thought the video would help us create our own formats to take over local mtg game types
Playing the game your own way is also an option. You and a friend can come up with your own formats ^^ rules, deck building restrictions, etc
Here I thought it was going to be about making up your own format and the considerations one should take to do that.
Love you prof
I kinda wanna jump into Commander or EDH or whatever it's called lol. I have tones of cards from Draft. Been watching this channel for a bit of an intro
I only played the basic 60 card casual format, making my first Commander deck
I thought this was about creating your own format. Still, very good video.
About to get into Pauper because of your Shuffle Up and Play video. Any plans to do more Pauper content in the not-too-distant future?
Tectonic (IE changing the 'landscape' up):
100 card commander legal deck or 60card singleton w/ leader:
Variation:
- Every time somebody plays a fetchland (dual fetch, basic evolv wilds style) they exile top card of library: when they crack the fetch to get one from deck, they exile the fetch and after the library shuffle (from fetching the new land) they again exile top card again. Cards exiled this way are permanently exiled.
- Cards with cascade/dredge/ETB can be used but
---Cascade: They always have summoning sickness (can't have haste), and when they go into grave, they get a grave counter (+1). they can't be reanimated/etc until that counter is removed: they can remove the counter at your next turn's End Step.
-- Dredge: same as Cascade.
-- ETB: If the permanent has an ETB effect AND would receive haste, you have to choose one or the other.
-- Legends Rule still applies: no copies of legendary cards of any sort (no, the 2nd doesn't come in as 'nonlegendary'). Also, only 1 of each named planeswalkers (1 copy of a 'Jace', no Mind Sculptor and Memory Adept at same time). For planeswakers no choosing which lives/dies, the one on BF stays until it dies, then new Jace can come out.
-- No cards referencing cards 'outside the game' (that oldschool cycle that did that) and the newer ones. Sideboard is only for sideboarding between matches.
-- 'Universal' banlist: Basically a Commander, Historic, Standard, Vintage/Legacy list: plus the most OP stuff from modern. (The point of the format is to 'mix things up' while still making it fun).
I've reached a point where I have too many commons to not slap together a couple pauper decks and see what I can come up with!
Was half expecting a video on how to invent a new format.
Hey Prof, should I buy singles or crack packs? I forgot
Haven’t had a chance to watch much RUclips in a while. Last time I saw you were bald, now you’ve got a hot beard! Good content as always, Prof.
Starting Legacy or Vintage: be rich! Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk
Don't need this, but wouldn't miss it.
Pioneer is very fun
This is how my local scene did it: Buy best deck
Mornin prof
My lgs holding a 10 card proxy modern event tomorrow, and the 10 i proxied is more expensive than the rest pf the deck.
good video, even better outfit
Despite all its flaws, Arena, with all those multiplayer queues automatically matchmaked to one form of (in)competence or another (MTGO might have *some* of that too ?), is pretty amazing to just go in blind to discover a format ! (Except maybe for the non-"quick" drafts, because of the short time limit to pick cards, so it's better to train on "quick" draft first.)
The best format is home brewed because there no card shops where people play in my area. So I play at the table with family and a few friends
And no associations either ?
We have been blessed with another banger
I might rename the video to "Getting Into a New Format" since I clicked curious about why you were creating a new format.
Hey Prof, great video! Here's a comment to help with your youtube algorithm shenanigans, hope it helps.
Rent a Deck? I had no idea that sort of thing existed!