LURRUS DOES EVERYTHING! Vintage Grixis Underworld Breach Combo. Paradoxical Outcome, Vault Key MTG
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0:00 Intro
0:37 Deck Tech
4:30 Round 1
14:58 Round 2
32:08 Round 3
49:34 Round 4
1:00:49 Round 5
1:18:25 Final Thoughts
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Vintage is such an honest format. "Well there's no Wincon in play so I'm not actually dead but you just drew a bunch of cards so I'm basically dead. Guess I better concede."
When the opponent has 20+cards in hand and the ability to generate 20+mana in a format where the best tutors card draw and combos exist its safe to assume you are dead at that point. Only reason not to just save yourself and your opponent some time is if you aren't exactly sure how to sideboard yet
I just want to say thank you for providing me with a distraction from studying for my final oral boards and written exam
One of my favorite archetypes, always love the vintage gameplay. Definitely looking like Lurrus is a bit too restrictive to what you can viable do right now unfortunately. Amazing limited/cube card, probably the biggest constructed mistake ever.
if thou hast a Bosh pack, breach its seal and partake in the smoke forthwith
35:44 oh opponent is cooking up something *spicy*. Hullbreacher with Arcane Denial is nasty
alas, arcane denial's draw is a *may* ability, so hullbreacher doesn't ramp you. still, 2-mana counter+draw ain't bad
@@399pi Dream Fracture's draw is mandatory, but three mana seems like too much for vintage/legacy interaction despite the card draw
Love your vids man
bosh pack love a good old fashioned natty vint pack in the morning thank you mr bosh
Wolf pack:😴 bosh Vint pack:❤️🔥
Love me some vintage
Hello Brian. Love the content. I don't know if I am the only one. But across multiple devices I have noticed that your audio has a metallic ringing behind your voice. Maybe your mic stand is vibrating from your voice and the mic is picking that up.
Ramble over thank you for your offering to the eternal magic community.
Didn’t realize how much this deck leans on the red sources
Some weirdo must be telling the first opponent that he shouldn't concede and wait in case the opponent chokes
I'm definitely on the ban lurrus and restrict saga train.
I feel like saga at 4of makes a lot of combos way too consistent and inevitable, while also making gigantic constructs, and lurrus is just... too restricting on what you can do in the format.
In R3G1, if you were gonna concede anyway, wasn't it technically correct to Ancestral the opponent before probing them, just to see three more cards from their deck?
dang we just never found the time walk
Hey. I’m not the most experienced with Lurrus. Other than using it as a companion - is there an instance where a player would run multiple lurrus’s that’s pragmatic to gameplay? I came after the era of its height of use. I haven’t found many deck builds online to reference either. Just wonder. Thanks.
Yeah I've seen grindy white weenie/death&taxes style decks that experimented with 3-4 lurrus main just as a card in the deck. The fact we haven't seen anything like that in a few years indicates it's probably not good enough, but it has been explored at least a little.
There is a rakdos build with lightning skelemental spiced with dreadhorde archanist, multiple lurrus’s, and arena of glory, a few friends and my self brewed up. Unfortunately it is not very legal and agro/blitz-ish and just a fun piece for free format table. Thats as far as we got. Thank you for your insight.
at 9:43, is there an argument to be made for playing the Lotus first, to maybe give opp less info about whether or not they should be countering it? It feels like they're less likely to counter if they don't know you have enough to get Lurrus AND cast it. Just asking for curiosity and my own learning. I have zero Vintage experience 🤷♀️
I would have kept that first hand in game 5 round 1, Sure it had no counters and only 1 mana source, but manifold key and timevault in hand? *chef's kiss*
Having only force for protection and no acceleration is kinda eh. Plus he'd have to play key out first, which tells the opponent they have to counter vault. One advantage of vault key as a combo is often an opponent won't counter the time vault since it does nothing on its own, then you use saga to get key without giving them a chance to counter.
All in all, I think that kind of hand is a trap. It looks good, and maybe if you know the opponents deck it's a strong keep, but it's too weak to too many things.
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15:00 OP Conceded, but how were we killing through protection? I assume we find the By Force and take ops infinite turns off the table, and then pass with multiple forces?
Yeah although he needs to pass one more of opp's turns he can draw nearly his entire deck, stop op's combo, get into a position where it is impossible to lose, then win with lurrus beats + infinite turns or brainfreeze
You just put lethal on board with a hand full of counters and pass for 1 turn eventually.
Everything's better with Catz.
As someone who doesnt play vntage would it be worth a thasas oracal at least In the sideboard for gets blessing/noxious revival match ups?
Nah you don’t need that. You have 3 different combos plus saga beats and a bunch of counterspells. Unless you’re under a lot of pressure and put in a specific situation, Oracle doesn’t necessarily fix any problems.
59:28 Still annoying to hear loud revving, but if it's going to happen, then 1pm on a weekend is a preferable time
would you play penny dreadfull for a donation decklist?
I did it once before. If you want to talk about options you can email be. Boshnrollstream@gmail.com
Hey Bosh, great video as always but I noticed in game 2 and 3 at least that there is a weird metallic echo in your mic. Maybe you wanna have a look into that? Could also be that youtube did a funny or my output is borked lol.
what about lavaspur boots? could really flip the Saga mirror matches
Until Oath becomes less of a deck, Dress Down will continue to hold that deck slot, it's just too efficient an answer for Vintage to not be played
Not trying to backseat, and obviously you won the match, but I wonder if you were overvaluing construct tokens a bit too much against a deck with 4x dress down, especially after walking into the first one.
Again, you obviously won anyway, I just feel like saga tokens aren't as powerful in vintage the way they can be in legacy.
14:11 don’t you have a lethal amount of storm count for brain freeze here targeting your opponent?
Opponent had protection from The One Ring, meaning they can't be targeted
@@noisemarrow8986 oh ok I lost track of that
actually first
I disagree with the first opponent's second concession. They don't know what your win con is, they have protection from everything you can target them with, and they win if you pass the turn. I would've made you win that tbh.