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@@gatoque12 I’ve been thinking about it. It seems like a seriously deep dive would be required. I feel like it would take a long time and a lot of work to really grock that commander without any budget let alone w $100 one? Idk. It’s def on my mind.

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh yeah it def is a commander that needs a big brewing tiem in order to work, the fact that it makes cardraw spells actually bad is something interesting, but at the same time the frog opens some interesting posibilities, it is for sure fringe but there are a couple of interesting stuff it can do like Words of Winds loops. there are a few actual cedh lists out there as well but I don't think it has been really explored on budget builds yet

@@gatoque12 I was thinking of some things. Prob want cards w adventure to restart the storm when you go hellbent and cards you can cast from the yard and prob you just want to go HARD turbo w limited interaction and prob manual storm? I’m gonna tinker around w it maybe. Was also thinking since Nadu was banned in modern the cards around it maybe are going back down in price? Maybe budget Nadu?

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh budget Nadu is actually pretty strong, I played against it at a budget tournament before the ban and it was consistent, I think it got top 4. For flubs yeah I think manual storm is the way, but how do you win is a bit rough, you could go with a aetherflux but that card tends to be a win more card in my experience playing budget storm lists and can really screw your storm, more on flubs. I think maybe WoW loops could work but you would need Birgi or go for an artifact route and have a couple cost reducers, but at that point you are better playing jhoira. Honestly flubs is still a mistery I can't solve.

@@Foxist-g8s That’s a great question. I do think Skittish seer is at least fringe cedh playable. I’d have to look at it again but I believe it’s a foodchain outlet. I’ll take a look at it again later on. I’m getting ready for work atm. Foodchain is prob $20 and the extra colors make the mana rough at $100 but.. maybe🤷‍♂️ I’ll look into it. Why doesn’t anyone play Bant? It’s because of win cons. Or lack of win cons. If you mean cedh. It’s too hard to close the game. There isn’t a Bant commander that is like a scepter outlet that kills the table or anything. I think the best Bant commanders we have atm are Derevi and Chullane. Both powerful commanders. Neither can close the game very easily. Derevi is getting some play now that The One Ring exists because it’s ludicrous w the ring. And it got Emeil not so long ago so you can flicker Derevi w Emeil to make infinite mana with gaea’s cradle (2 cards + the commander AND it still needs an outlet 🙄) but that commander is strong enough that it still does make it to some cedh tourneys. Despite the lack of good win cons. Chulane has a bunch of weird combos w Alurren and shrieking drake, maybe Earth craft? It does stuff w Cloudstone curio I think? Not sure. Also a good 3 color deck w a good commander and a hard time actually winning. The short answer; no good win conditions. Green has also gotten a lot worse due to BowMasters (wish they’d ban that card. It’s a scourge in cEdh. Ruined the diversity of the format) and Bant not having red or black is kind of rough. Blue is amazing in cEdh. White is finally getting good. Green doesn’t really give us much other than creature tutors. And they work a lot better when you have dockside lol. That’s why. Imo at least. But go do it! Innovate! Prove the hive mind wrong. The format is FAR from solved. And it’s totally proxy friendly.. even tournies. So price is no matter. Just send me the list. I’ll tell you if I think you’re onto anything 🤷‍♂️

@@Foxist-g8s Skittish seer is a foodchain outlet. Only with Misthallow griff. Cast foodchain. Cast misthallow. Exile misthalllow to foodchain for 5 mana. Cast it from exile. Exile it w Foodchain. Cast it from exile. Over and over. You’ll draw your deck with Skittish Seer and give her all the counters. You’ll draw your walking ballista and cast it for a bunch and kill errr one. But idk how much she adds to a cedh strategy outside of that. Not that many x cost or 4 mana creatures that are cedh level 🤷‍♂️ maybe a stax hate bears strategy w the bigger hate bears? Idk. Could be something. You can’t load your deck w those though either. I think it’s gonna be a challenge but you must see something strong in her. I suggest you go into it. See how far you could push her. Check in w me if you want as you go. Blue and white have great interaction and value pieces. That’s not nothing.

@@Foxist-g8s Hey, aside from foodchain w Misthallow Griff you can also use Ancestral statue to draw your deck and make Helga huge. That’s another good line. Maybe there is something there?

​@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh thank you so much for answering this indepth very much appreciated! Oh never thought about ancestral statue It also goes of with venser maybe wiht intruder alarm or chakram retriever to untap and lazer ppl with aetherflux since she gains you life? doesnt sound too resilient but could be fun! thank you so much for the input!

@@Foxist-g8s you’re welcome Happy brewing 🖖

I really appreciate the kind words. 5 color decks are tough at $100. Najeela is very good but maybe more like $150 or so to get a playable land base in their. What about the mono red stuff? Slicer? That new 4 mana slicer? I like that Selesnya stax Commander too that draws cards and buffs your dudes (hands out “all that glitters tokens) maybe one of those? Or Heliod balista maybe? I will look at Myrel tomorrow and get back to you. Goin to bed now. Namaste 🖖

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh $150? I'd take anything sub $500 if you could stomach it ($150-$250 would be nice though). Honestly, my desire to run Najeela is 100% just for the alt art of Archaeon the Everchosen. That, and love the flexibility of 5 colors when it comes to win options and access to stax pieces. Might have to see about Slicer as a back up though. Thanks for the consideration brother!

@@bg2001 I play at an LGS that has Budget leagues and has done a budget tourney. We use the mana box app. It gives pricing much lower than moxfield. I have a friend who built “$100 Najeela” for that league and it was disgusting. I’ll get that list for you. It prob would moxfield out at like $160 And it’s not prob as fast or as good as you could make some other commanders at that price level but it’s plenty good. Plenty busted. Plenty fast. I also have a $100 Slicer deck on mox that absolutely slaps. Our last budget comp tourney (I don’t know why I didn’t think to do a report for the channel. I should have. It was pretty small I guess was why. We had just 16 players for it. But the final pod was; me on Malcom Kediss. Winota. Kess. and Grist. Winota won the event and went undefeated in the 4 rounds. I don’t have that exact list but I have a $100 moxfield list. Lemme see what I have handy for you.

@@bg2001 Here is a $100 Winota www.moxfield.com/decks/m1PqYUcrjUipu6Oz-68YyQ I think this Slicer deck Frickin slaps. Turn 2 Slicer virtually 100% of games and that warps the entire pod. The game doesn’t even feel like commander anymore. It’s a new game called “Slicer” www.moxfield.com/decks/2dTv1Rgf_kqOBQZRkf4NJQ I’ll get back to you when I can get that Najeela deck. It’s not on moxfield though 🤷‍♂️ Edit: the Slicer deck went to $140 on me. I took a couple cards out and made good replacements and reran the “lowest price” and it’s down to $114. Still outside that $100 budget now. It wasn’t when I made it. That’s the thing about getting good at finding over performing cards. They go up quick 🤷‍♂️. Some of these cards are getting reprinted in mystery booster so it’ll get lower than $114 soon.. hopefully.

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh LGS budget tourneys sound like a great time. And a plenty good, plenty fast, plenty busted without being cedh busted budget Najeela is perfect.

@@gatoque12 I’m so happy to hear that. It’s really a lot of fun. Have you started building anything yet?

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh So far I've done a Jhoira list and went 3/5 with it and I'm working on a slicer list. I wanted to give your malcolm list a try but the tournament gives less points to combo wins so I'm trying to get out of my comfort zone and build more combat oriented stuff. Anyways I love to see the budget side of edh getting more serious, I do think there is an interesting meta at these lower prices. This tournament in particular is $150 (ck prices)

@@vultrix5353 Chulane seems interesting but I’m not too sure about it. I have some ideas to get it storming. Could do something’s w Intruder alarm, village bellringer, elven chorus and a bumch of dorks., could do the mana breach stuff and Cloudstone curio.. whirtemain lion and shrieking drake.. lotus cobra and tireless provisioner.. I can see ways to generate tons of value and maybe go infinite mana but some of the pieces are pricy. And 3 color mana bases are kinda pricy. I could maybe work w that but I’m a bit stumped on how to actually end the game. Any ideas on how to actually make people dead? Thoracle/labman are pretty dead cards and not cheap. Walking balista isn’t a great card on its own and is pricy, and the most obvious win con (finale of devestation) is out of budget. Any ideas on how to actually win the game?

@@vultrix5353 May not be feasible at $100?? At least I don’t know how to make it compete at the level of something like Kinnan, Selvala, Malcom Kediss, Magda, and some of these other commanders I’ve done for the channel. But I am intrigued. Could use some ideas. What’s our budget win con?

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh eternal witness wings of Rebuke, Mirror entity

Then insert your fav infinite mana combo like intruder alarm or village bell ringer or shrieking drake lines

I don’t think it quite makes cedh Najeela. Being a 5 color deck, the bar is extremely high. There are so many combos that work w Najeela that most lists are already not playing (like the 3rd-7th one card combo), most cedh Najeela are leaning into 5 color good stuff and just using a handful of Najeela pieces, and there have just recently been really powerful upgrades. I don’t think there’s space for Baylen in full powered Najeela. That being said, I would love to add Baylen to a budget Najeela. I think most cedh Najeela decks play two combos w Najeela. Maybe Derevi and Grim Hireling. And they play a couple other synergy pieces like Kutzil and Samut. Even the more warrior focused cedh Najeela decks prob won’t play Baylen. They just have a gluttony of options. All that said, if I were building it I’d test Baylen. But the list is so tight it’s hard to say. I think Baylen will make a cool and reasonable (like 2nd tier) cEdh deck. Def a good budget option. If you know cEdh Najeela players testing it I’d love to know though. 🖖

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh cedh is majority the same combos tho so it’s always the same speed cards

I don’t think I agree with that. It may be semantic but I would counter w two points; 1) Even at the top tier of cedh (like the big invitational that started yesterday) w the best players and the highest stakes we see Tivit (slow control) looking to grind value and set up an extra turns loop with Time Sieve. We see dedicated turbo Adnaus decks looking for a win by turn 3. We see lots of midrange decks like Tymna Kraum looking to develop engines while trying to find a window to thoracle win. We see counters to these grind engines like Magda (doesn’t have to cast spells to win and can win at instant speed) w weird loops. We see Nadu trying to manually storm into a finale of dev win or loops with endurance (most Nadu decks don’t play thoracle. Atraxa tries to flicker the commander or infinitely cast it w foodchain combo. Sissay uses Aminatou and nichol bolas w oath of Teferi to go off. Thrassios and Rograhk look to set up dockside infinite mana loop w cloudstone/Barrin Master Wizard/Temur Sabertooth or go infinite w Hullbreaker horror and a couple mana rocks. Rakdos decks try to go fast like Rog Si but will usually try to win with dual caster twin flame or bolas’s citadel w Senei’s top. I bet there are a couple decks in the 64 entries using isochron scepter dramatic reversal (maybe??), Kinnan looks for big game warping monsters from Kinnan activations until it hopefully assembles Basalt monilith and a way to wash colorless mana into colored mana and win w Kinnan activations. I’m not sure if anyone in that event is doing kiki jiki stuff but I would guess so. Most certainly people are trying to win with Glinthorn bucaneer + Malcom. There’s even a Godo in the field that just wants to cast Godo asap and win w Godo Helm. And there are gonna be decks that look to control the first couple turns before putting underworld breach in play then using LED and brain freeze to mill everyone out. This is all happening and the top tables of major events. Oh, and likely someone is gonna try to use Najeela and either Grim Hireling or Derevi for infinite combats. So the idea that all cedh combos are the same just isn’t the case. There are a lot of different win cons and decks trying to move at different speeds; turbo (turn 2 or 3), midrange (once the turbo decks gas out, control (going even bigger than midrange decks trying to close just before the clock ends the game. 2) even the decks that technically win with the same death strike (say dem con + thoracle) go about it in very different ways. If Atraxa gets foodchain going and draws their deck and finishes by putting thoracle in play that’s not really the same as Rog Si getting to 5 mana, casting adnaus, picking up 25 cards and going for turn 2 thoracke + demonic consultation. Thrassios going infinite mana and drawing the deck to win w finale of devastation doesn’t look, play, or feel the same as Nadu storming thru it’s list till it manually assembles enough creatures and mana to alpha strike w finale of dev. Even dedicated underworld breach decks don’t play the same. Ob Nixilus might use it to find All will be one and a pinger. Some breach lines will use grinding station and a rock to dig thru their deck till they find dual caster twin flame. Krrrk is entered in the event and that deck has win cons that look like casual commander (looping Gray Merchant) but using the fact that phyrexian mana is broken it can do it very fast. You could say “it’s not nearly the variety we gave in casual commander.” And, well, fair enough. CEdh decks have to compete w cedh decks so they either have to be fast enough to jam wins under the inevitable value engines or they have to be able to out grind and go over top the midrange decks or else they need to be able to basically ignore the mystics and rystics and grips of interaction by winning w/out casting spells ala Magda clock/Sissay super friend tutor chains. CEdh is not like Modern. It’s a place to brew. It’s FAR from solved. It’s intricate and dynamic and the most strategically deep way to play mtg that I am aware of. I think if you think cEdh decks are all the same you either don’t have much experience in cEdh or your threshold for what constitutes “enough diversity in win cons” is far beyond my own. If the latter is the case, well, fair enough. Maybe you just need even more creative expression than cedh offers. But if it’s the former then I would highly recommend you give it an honest chance. It bears little resemblance to what I think most casual players think it is. 🖖

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh I’m not gonna lie to you I didn’t read all of this reminds me of my X wife to much but I do understand there are different cards for cedh I’m saying it’s infinite that’s consistent in those cards/ combos

@@scweekyclansman3635 Wouldn’t seem to make much sense to add a ton more text, right? Not sure I understand what you are saying and if you want to see if we actually disagree I wrote a novel for you🤷‍♂️ Your ex wife sounds like a great mtg writer 😉

@@itikyu8127 Hey, thank you. I actually have not been considering Sissay at $100. There are good and inexpensive cards and win lines but idk how we could make a 5 color land base at $100. Now, a friend of mine built $100 Najeela. And it slaps! But that’s under my LGS rules which is; you don’t include the commander in the $ and the $100 budget comes from Mana Box which will list the lowest priced card available on tcg. For instance if a card is listed at $1 with $4 shipping, that card shows up as $1. The decks end up having budgets that are somewhere around $140-$165 moxfield low. I think I’d steer clear of a 5 color deck for $100. But if we upped the budget to $200 I think it would make a very powerful deck. Dollar per dollar though I think you end up w better decks in 1-3 colors until you get to $500 or so.

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh yeah, i can totally see that! these wubrg manabases take up a bulk of the budget and trying to come up with a consistent one at a strict budget is too much of a headache. i did consider using most of the gates as well as its payouts, but that's just way too slow for our standards. also that $100 najeela deck kinda sounds disgusting, you got a list by any chance?

@@itikyu8127 I’ll get it. Prob tomorrow. I’ll get it to you.

red blue black , grixis is considered the strongest color combination

Yeah, Grixis Rograhk + Silas is doing the best in tournies at present but it sorta depends on the meta and which players are on what decks. There are good decks in most color combinations. My favorite 3 color cedh deck is the one I have built IRL right now, Temur Pirates. It’s Malcom + Tana. I do really well with it. I also think people who track this kinda thing don’t use the right metrics mostly. If you look at conversion rate (and they mostly do) I think Rograhk and Silas have the top spot for 3 color decks (prob only a couple decks that rival it).

Rog/Si & Tivit. Then Korvold/Tayam, Malcolm/vial, Malcolm Tymna.

@@connorrhodes6603 Thanks so much And I appreciate the interaction. From what I understand it helps a the algorithm🤷‍♂️

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh yes that’s the only reason I commented 😆 supporting 💪🏻

@@ttttttttttttttttttttttt1495 Yissan surely would make a great budget deck. No doubt about it. I don’t have a clue how the deck operates. Never played w it or against it but I kinda get the idea and I think it would be an amazing hundo build

@@scienceoffinance1778 Thank you science

@@neogangare2134 I am genuinely delighted to hear that. So happy the format has been as much fun for you as it has been for my play group. Namaste 🖖

Glad it was helpful!

@@alaina1817 👍

I started replying to this last night and I must’ve fallen asleep typing.😂. But, yeah, I think Braids is a powerful card. I think it could make a great commander accept like you said mono black has a hard time closing the game. The reason Krrik can do it is because it’s able to use Uber expensive (in mana) combos and it can play tutors that aren’t good enough in other decks so it can string together intricate multi piece lines. I honestly don’t even know how you would end a game with mono black. Sickening dreams after a peer into the abyss with some way to stop yourself from dying maybe?? Or peer into the abyss w rituals to power out Skirge Familar and finish w a big exanguinate? Idk? Seems tough. As for mono colored commanders on a budget. Mono colored commanders make some of the best budget commanders. IMO it would go like this; White: Heliod Ballista (not amazing but good enough) Blue: Urza (very good on a budget) Black: K’mkk (very good) Red: Magda (prob better than the first three, though Urza is close) Green: Marwyn or Selvala (idk which is better but I think they are both about as fast as a proactive deck can get at $100 but both lack value pieces and interaction to grind into long games (very good) I’ve covered all these but White already. I haven’t done Selvala yet but it’s only because it’s damn near the same deck as Marwyn.

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh wwoooow thanks a lot for your response. One almost infinite way is Konrad + Mindcracker or Mindcracker + bloodchief ascension. But yeh, maybe there are better options. Infinite combos (mana, Draw, combats, life loss, etc) are forbidden on my LGS budget tournament so Konrad and Mindcracker are a good way to "Dodge" that rule as is not infinite but "should be". 😃

I think this is better than Grumgully Lower mana More combos Cheaper persist creatures Better/more outlets

Idk if that would really work here? Maybe

I think the oz would help with plan D but maybe not worth a slot in the deck. But maybe there’s a combo im not familiar with?

@@DjinnRummey That never came together, sadly. If I can get my local crew onto spell table we might do game play. I think that could get enough interest started that I may be able to host my own event. I have prob 10 or 12 guys I could get and if my little community could commit another 20 or so we could do a real tourney

@@bretts3046 I guess that cab come out for one of the new artifact dwarves

@@bretts3046 I think flare of dup is in the deck. Unless the video was done before it released? Seems some of our differences may be budget differences. Karn I think I mostly cut for budget. Do you have a $100 version of the deck? I’d love to take a look

Oh yeah I forgot about those new artifact dwarfs though. You’re right. There’s two cards that absolutely have to be added. Bark form is one for sure. Thanks

@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh my deck is far from budget. However, I am working on a more high-power casual version that I'm calling Magda and the Seven Dwarves. Do you have a discord channel I can find you on?

@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh Yeah, I saw that you have Flare in there already, that's why I recommend Season of the Bold.

@@bretts3046 I don’t have my own discord channel. To tell you the truth I don’t play Magda. I did help a guy brew $100 Magda for the Cbb 100 event put on by TimmyT from the nexus. I don’t do a ton of discord these days really. I was very active in the Korvold cedh discord from about the Demon Chain days on till about the time we most all took foodchain out and played more “treasure storm” variants. I hope around some but I don’t have all that much time for it these days.

@@Djinn-xf2kd It’s pretty quick and it has the tools to slow down decks that might be even faster. It dunks on Kinnan, Marwyn, Magda, any commander centric deck with a squishy little guy in the CZ. Super glad it performed for you and thanks for telling me. Turn 5 win at $100 ain’t too shabby 🤘

@@Djinn-xf2kd you can’t technically, not just with Tivit. But as you go thru your turns you can find removal for any blockers and threats to even up the damage so that everyone dies at once. Worst case, you make sure your living opponents are sub 6 life after you have drawn 15 cards and played 5 more lands. You can sculpt an unbeatable hand and then get on w it when your two opponents have 6 life each. And often you will have found artifacts as you go thru the extra turns. You don’t need that many extra artifacts to sac to kill the last two players. If a play group wants to see you play it out, they’ll see how futile it was after that. They’ll only make you do it once. You can’t beat an opponent who has 15 extra turns. You could also just assemble the labman win while you are taking the extra turns. This isn’t technically infinite but you won’t lose any of the games when you assemble the combo

I ended up adding Skrelve Hive to generate an artifact each round to help when one opponent is down. It’s tutorable which helps.

@@Djinn-xf2kd If you like that card you play it. It’s not bad. You really don’t need to worry about going into time seive turns and losing though. You won’t just focus on and kill one guy at a time. The last few turns will look like this; All your opponents have 6 life or less. You’ll kill one guy. Now you will have to sac one actual artifact to kill the next guy. Now you will have to sac two artifacts to kill the last guy. 3 artifacts🤷‍♂️. You have mana rocks and you just took ten turns in a row. You can’t realistically lose. That assumes you have zero other creatures in play. If you have the ability to attack w multiple creatures you can often take the last two players out at the same time. Even if you just have say Aven mind sensor and Tivit. Hit one of your opponents down to 2 life and one down to 6 or less. Now you only have to sac one real artifact so that skrelves nest may as well be any artifact instead. When people get to the time seive combo in cEdh games we typically don’t even play it out. It’s a waste of time. You can’t give an opponents 7 extra turns and beat that player. This is sorta like the players who insist on running a Thassa’s oracle in their Niv Mizzet deck because “how do I win once I go infinite, draw all the cards I want, kill all but one player, but don’t quite have enough cards in my deck to ping the last guy down? It’s like “you just drew all the cards you want and sculpted a perfect 7 and have a big ass flying creature in play. How would you LOSE?” My suggestion would be to just play it out a few times., honestly it won’t take a few times. Play it out one time. No one in that pod is gonna make you do it again. Here are some other cards you might consider though; Languish Damn Match of swirling mist Nuclear fallout Grand Arbiter Augustine (I’ve been actual thinking of building it in paper and those are cards I’m looking to add.) prob don’t need all those wipes but I think one or two more that kill everything but Tivit seems good Play Skrelves nest if you like the card. You don’t need to worry about not being able to take enough extra turns to literally make every single player dead dead. (Usually you will have or find another artifact or 3 and you WILL make everyone literally dead. The rest of the times you will go heads up w a player who has 6 or less life after you just took a bunch of extra turns and they didn’t.

@@DjinnRummey I’ll have to look into it. I’m not familiar w an Ashiok commander.

@@DjinnRummey 😂😂😂 That is amazing! I hope they are all performing for you and all a ton of fun to play.🤘

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh I love the Malcolm decks I have. I even put together a Pirate deck with Kenway as the Commander and put Malcom in it! lol..the rest are good too. I am looking forward to Tivit though, alot.

Thank you so much for the compliment. I don’t honestly know very much about building casual, sorta theme decks. Not my forte’. I don’t honestly think Varina is that bad though. The problem w using that commander is just that we have a, pretty much, STRICTLY better version of her. If you wanted to build for power I think Raffine would be a better option.

​@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh yeah, i totally agree with that. both commanders are so identical to one another, but raffine gets to move around more by a LOT. i was a bit curious if you had some experience with bringing some life into casual themes. it's definitely a big challenge!

@@itikyu8127 I honestly don’t. I never played casual commander. My friends and I started playing without being at an lgs or having played with “casual commander players” we all used to play 60 card formats then we started getting together every couple months to play commander. We weren’t good at building powerful decks when we started, of course, but it never occurred to any of us to build less powerful decks than we could intentionally. We would all just show up w either our same decks with new technology or we would show up with something better than we had before. I started with Krenko then moved on to Korvold when he came out. I worked on Korvold a long time until I eventually put foodchain in it and then moved passed foodchain into a more optimized strategy. My buddy was on Urza a long time. One settled on Slivers. We were always playing cedh, really, we just didn’t always know what we were doing. Never did theme decks or group hug or anything like that. I’ve always treated it like a strategy game where the object is to build powerful things that are interesting and fun.. but built to at least try to kick my friend’s collective asses.

I have to mention this. This was the line between beginner and into cedh. There was a day my buddy showed up with his First Sliver deck. He had been on foodchain in the deck a while. But one day he showed up with his First Skiver deck. And all the slivers had been removed. That’s a pretty clean line. From beginner to intermediate to something nearing advanced.

Absolutely $100 is very restrictive. My LGS uses $100 mana box and doesn’t include the commander(s) in the cost. That ends up looking more like $150 decks on moxfield. I’d be happy to do a less prohibited budget. What’s your suggestion?

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh I think between 250 to 500 max are good ranges up to you eheh

@@rubensilvestre6935 I’ve found $500 just looks like the normal cedh meta. Or a particular part of it. You can get pretty close to cedh decks like; Magda, Kinnan, Yuriko, Selvala, Talion, Godo, etc on $500. I may do one $500 max build. Then maybe I’ll do some $200 builds occasionally. You have any requests? What decks are you into?

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh Tbh all the decks you ve done so far are my cup of tea, mainly competitive commanders, to name some i think you havent done, maybe thrassios and all the partners, vial/sakashima, i find stella lee a cool one aswell, they are a few that I dont think you could make them competitive on only 200 bucks but well that can be a fun challenge, Nadu f example, kenrith,

Sissay aswell, but not having dockside for example is though

@@Yomolink Well, first of all, the best/funniest has to be Glarb. The best? Golgari? I think Grist is good and I have a primer video for it. I also think Dina would be very very strong at that budget. I have a $100 Dina build on my moxfield account maybe take a look. Sultai? I’m not really sure. Tasigur is very strong. Especially at $150 I think you could make a very good Tasigur deck w iso rev then run the eldritch evolution and neoform (maybe birthing pod if it fits the budget) and you can get big fatties out quick. Likr Nezahal.

@@Yomolink honestly, I think Golgar is in a really great place right now for budget comp. The Protean Hulk stuff is affordable. The best removal spells you could hope for are down to sub $1 prices (abrupt decay, assassins trophy, fatal push, nature’s claim, etc) you have some interaction that’s good and budget like the cheap veil..?? Autumns veil or veil of summer both are fantastic one is cheap. Imp’s mischief got reprinted down to nothing. Even duress and similar cards are absolutely playable. I really like; Belbe, Grist, Dina, Hulk Ravenous Ride, And maybe you could even build Gitrog at $150?? You need one shuffle Titan (maybe $50?) then the rest of the deck is affordable. Another Sultai option at $150 would be Sultai Foodchain. There’s the partner pair w Cazur? It’s an outlet for foodchain. And I think the new Master Transcendent is Sultai and it’s a foodchain outlet as well as actually having text and doing things other than “win with foodchain”. I’d look at those as possible Buck Fitty lists. 🖖

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh WOW!! What an amazing answer. Thank you so much, I'll take a look at all Commander a you mentioned :)

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh tasigur deck tech when? :B love sultai, also im playin variations of malcolm kediss since you made the vid and its one of my favorite decks since then

@@foxfoxes1225 I think I’m gonna brew up a slightly more $ partner deck (been requested) maybe $200?? Malcom Vial Smasher? Idk.. something partner and not more than 2 colors. I also have a Baylen deck ready to go. I do think Tasigur would be a fun $100 deck to tech. I will get a tech out by Friday then maybe I’ll do the $200 list and maybe Tasigur could be on deck. I just don’t know how much interest there is out there for Tasigur. It’s not very new/shiny and I think it’s gonna end up looking a bit like other decks I’ve done. I’d like to do the eldritch evo/pod neoform stuff but idk how good that would be on a budget? But I’ll get to it

@@ttttttttttttttttttttttt1495 Yeah, for sure. I’d be honored

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh And I'll doing the same thing in russian. Your K'rrik' explanation is very useful.

@@Djinn-xf2kd I’m very happy you built and modified the list. I’m a little confused what you meant by “I only had infinite ETB’s” And your “hold stayed the game”

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh sorry...my treasure stayed the same.

Wait, what? Ok so I don’t know really anything about this stuff. But I pressed the button that said “download at 1080P? Then it downloaded or processed 🤷‍♂️ and it def looks better on my screen than the OG. What’s that mean that “it’s not available in 1080”? Does it look the same to you in both videos?

@@DjinnRummey Thanks so much for telling me. Makes me happy. Which decks have you built? What’s been your favorite?

@@DjinnRummey It’s not easy to form a league. You need to get the lgs owner on board first. Then you need to generate some intestest. Maybe let a group play the 4 decks you will have. If you get good on one or the decks you can also play it in “high power” pods and prob beat them fairly consistently and that could draw attention to how comp you can get at $100. Try to get a small group going and it will grow. See if your lgs would be interested in running a tourney. Commander tournies are hard for lgs’s because they tend to not want proxies and they know any cedh deck will just pub stomp the casual decks. Also players won’t sign up if they don’t have powerful (generally expensive) decks. But the LGS can sorta fix that by putting a budget cap on the decks. That brings casual players and cedh players. Hope you succeed Oh. And turn them on to my channel for deck ideas 😉 #notAplug

@@BudgetPubStomper-lr7nh Malcolm/Kediss (Favorite) Armix/Jeska Dargo Tvit

@@DjinnRummey Yeah, Djinn, Malcom Kediss is super fun and honestly very strong. 👍

Wanted to share a pic of my Budget decks but this platform doesn’t support that. Sorry

Thanks., seems good so far.

Glad you like them!