Bounce Can't Handle The Green Power Creep Anymore
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- Today's video is a highlight reel of when we streamed us ranking every MDFC from Modern Horizons 3. MDFC's are amazing and a great way to make your deck's land-to-spell ratio feel more balanced by having cards that serve as both! Like this style of video? Want to see more videos like this? Do you agree or disagree with my takes? Let me know in the comments! Like and Subscribe!
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I made mistake in this video. I believed Hydroelectric Specimen allowed you to change targets of spells to it even if they would be illegal targets, due to a past experience with a similar card, Spellskite.
Sorry for the misinformation. I’d probably move hydroelectric a tier down knowing this information now. 3 mana to just dodge removal is kinda meh.
You're wrong about the Hydroelectric Specimen. If it can't legally target the specimen, you can't change the target.
I was about to say... there are only a handful of players in a match aaaand H. Specimen ain't one of em.
Another card has a very similar effect, Spellskite, and per that cards gatherer rulings: “You can activate Spellskite's ability even if Spellskite isn't a legal target for the target spell or ability.”
Spellskite has almost the exact same text as hydroelectric specimen, the only difference being it has to be an instant or sorcery spell with a single target. I know it sounds like it shouldn’t work, but I am almost positive Hydroelectric has the same stipulations as spellskite does, as long as it meets the requirement of ‘instant or sorcery spell with a single target.’
@@Bounce-M4N The full quote you are referring to from gatherer: "You can activate Spellskite's ability even if Spellskite isn't a legal target for the target spell or ability-or even if that spell or ability has no targets. In this case, no targets are changed."
It just tells you that you can activate the ability on the spell, in case you wanted to pay life for some reason (Say, boosting a deaths shadow)
@@adammat13 huh…wow. I think a judge miscalled way back when for me then. I remember someone tried that on me in a modern tournament and a judge ruled in their favor, that’s why I thought for sure this worked.
Oh well. In that case I might move specimen a tier down. 3 mana dodge just removal is kinda meh.
For Bloodsoaked insight, any "ping all opponents for 1" style effects make it easily affordable
19:23 Hylda of the icy crown and rhoda/timin
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I don't think you looked at the set man, The eldrazi card, is a land 7 mana colorless, think, what land needs you to have 7 mana colorless to be able to make 2 mana on turn one?
Is blud about to tell me the potential of drawing ugins labyrinth in your 100 card singleton commander deck makes the simic one op
@@Bounce-M4N Thank put commander in your video, This is a modern set
Dude, slow down with your words. sometimes you're as unintelligible as xqc with zero sleep