Grixis Strategy Guide: Strengths and Weaknesses of Grixis Decks in Commander

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Komentáře • 182

  • @damianh9392
    @damianh9392 Před 3 lety +51

    Lol “feed the swarm is terrible” 😂 best common from the set.

    • @Winterhe4rt
      @Winterhe4rt Před 3 lety +12

      Yeah like what was that? Some kind of inside joke? A shard that cant answer enchantments usually and the one really solid card you call teerible? What is going on here?

    • @damianh9392
      @damianh9392 Před 3 lety +6

      @@Winterhe4rt couldn’t agree with you more and removal spell that has multiple modes making it more versatile is usually the best removal. Makes no sense to me.

    • @russw940
      @russw940 Před 3 lety +1

      Agreed

    • @brettk9316
      @brettk9316 Před 3 lety +1

      Facts!

    • @SimpleVisionVideos
      @SimpleVisionVideos Před 3 lety +9

      Yeah, their playstyle and outlook on the game is so different from mine and my play group's that a lot of the time i disagree with their ideas and try to pick out the gems of information that can actually help me, they seem to slam cards that arent top of the top. But hey, they're called the nitpicking nerds for a reason.

  • @Domenico44055
    @Domenico44055 Před 3 lety +11

    I always play grixis. I play Nicol Bolas the Ravager edh, Grixis midrange in pioneer, I played grixis thermoalchemist in pauper (that was basically burn with the delvers and gurmags and some sideboards) and so on... I just love this combination and playing midrange is my style. All that to tell you this: Feed the Swarm is the most important card ever printed for Grixis. It's even in pauper so it really changed grixis in every format. Anyway guys what you said is correct the drawback is huge and hopefully we will have something better in the next years, but guys trust me, it's a GREAT thing to have Feed the Swarm even as it is. Anyway, great job as always, biggest fan!

  • @moliu3663
    @moliu3663 Před 3 lety +14

    Although Grixis has a general weakness surrounding enchantments, there are still ways to play around it. Steal enchantment can be useful, you can use stuff like fork to redirect an opponent's removal at the enchantment you want gone, pyro blast and red blast can kill blue enchantments even after they hit the board, there's also a colorless spell that just exiles a permanent ( but kind of unplayable due to the cmc). You have this in addition to a dense amount of counter magic. There are also many instances when a trouble enchantment also messes with your other opponents too. In those situations, you can just use a rift to lift it just for your turn. You may also chain of vapor something and hope your opponent will copy that to deal with a shared problem enchantment. This also gives you the option of maybe countering it after a bounce if the enchantment just cannot come back onto the board.

    • @bmxriderforlife1234
      @bmxriderforlife1234 Před 15 hodinami

      This. I have a marchesa deck I'm working on. Specifically resource denial aggro hyper combos and control feel. Willbender and some other similar cards are good potential inclusions.
      So is skirk prospector and krenko combos. Creature based ramp. Doesn't necessarily have to rely on artifacts to untap krenko.
      And given creature based spot removal. Run more hard counterspells including utility examples with extra benefits.

  • @noahkenney2202
    @noahkenney2202 Před 3 lety +15

    I grew up on grixis decks and always will be my favorite try color combo

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety +3

      That's really cool :)

    • @noahkenney2202
      @noahkenney2202 Před 3 lety +6

      @@NitpickingNerds currently my favorite grixis deck I have built is my Nicol bolas the ravager deck

    • @Tae_Grixis
      @Tae_Grixis Před 2 lety +1

      Grixis is home. I used to play Esper but Grixis feels so much better to me. I like that it has two of my favorite colors inside and outside of MTG. Izzet. I can play my favorite tribe, wizards, sling tons of spells or even have a fun deck with Nicol Bolas and enjoy the control value game. I've tried Breya over and over again. I loved it but it's just not doing it for me and I'm not going to pack Breya full of combos. That's a bit boring. Grixis will be home until the end of time.

  • @TheOneAndOnlyCrawl
    @TheOneAndOnlyCrawl Před 3 lety +24

    Grixis color identity is having your 800$ goodstuff deck lose because someone made a Gaddock Teeg indestructible

    • @moliu3663
      @moliu3663 Před 3 lety

      Even though you skimp on removal, you can still use gilded drake and toxic deluge in these though situations. And if they bring out another one, snap the drake back to steal it again.

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety +1

      You can deal with indestructible in grixis.

    • @elipetrou9308
      @elipetrou9308 Před 3 lety +1

      you mean old man rudy?

    • @Cyberium
      @Cyberium Před 3 lety +2

      Reality Shift and Ravenform, thanks to WotC keep favoring blue.

    • @Servbot40
      @Servbot40 Před 3 lety

      I mean, cyclonic rift probably fits in your $800 budget.

  • @mr.mammuthusafricanavus8299

    Nicol Bolas is one step closer to being a god with thanks to Tyrite Sanctum. My favorite Grixis commander is Lord of Tesserhorn (100% nostalgia) but have yet to make something work with them.
    I find it interesting that certain colour wedges aren't as natural in deck building than others for me. Abzan, Jund, Mardu, Sultai I get those but as soon as I try to make a Esper, Bant, Jeskai, Grixis I am out of my element.
    Funny that you mention the concept that black gets more enchantment removal...the colour pie identity weeps in the corner into the shoulder of Richard Garfield who is yelling, ''You don't understand balance and how the colour identity exists. If every colour could do everything every other colour does there is no more identity and might as well not have a colour pie let alone mana.'' ;p

  • @ColorwaveCraftsCo
    @ColorwaveCraftsCo Před 3 lety +5

    Marchesa, the Black Rose is my favorite commander deck 😁

    • @qui-gonsimp3214
      @qui-gonsimp3214 Před 3 lety +1

      yes

    • @mdchiesi
      @mdchiesi Před 3 lety +1

      What's your theme for marchesa? A lot of people use stealing and saccing others things, and a lot hate it. I'm thinking of making it though : )

    • @qui-gonsimp3214
      @qui-gonsimp3214 Před 3 lety

      @@mdchiesi stealing and sacking for me and yes it is hated. I built a artifact modular deck and a infect deck but the interaction with stealing can't be beat.

  • @maxwellnichols3873
    @maxwellnichols3873 Před 3 lety +6

    Hey, Opposition Agent has synergy in my Mardu Human Hatebear deck!

  • @comradelarry2558
    @comradelarry2558 Před 3 lety +9

    Kess is my most hated deck within my group. Grixis is always a fun color combo. Great commanders and a variety of strategies. I like Sultai best but Grixis is a close second.

  • @SaintNemo52
    @SaintNemo52 Před 3 lety +6

    I was at my LGS the other day and heard a guy cast a Grave Titan, and I instinctually said "ew" cause Ive been watching you guys so much.

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety +1

      Good call! We are proud of you lol jk Be nice :P

    • @SaintNemo52
      @SaintNemo52 Před 3 lety +1

      @@NitpickingNerds luckily I said it in my head, but Im still becoming a nitpicking nerd.

    • @mr.mammuthusafricanavus8299
      @mr.mammuthusafricanavus8299 Před 3 lety +2

      Playing Grave Titan: Power Timmy confirmed.
      Opponent's disgust: Elitism confirmed
      Winning with Grave Titan: Hilarious
      Elitist opponents salt: Priceless ;p

  • @georgeakoury7915
    @georgeakoury7915 Před 3 lety +2

    Hey Joe & Beezy. Thanks for the great content. This series is awesome!

  • @christopherstoeffel4811
    @christopherstoeffel4811 Před rokem +1

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  • @jfar3508
    @jfar3508 Před 3 lety +6

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  • @matthewdancz9152
    @matthewdancz9152 Před rokem +2

    12:32 I think Grixis has an, "I steal your stuff" identity. It is about making your opponents troops commit treason, reanimating your dead soldiers, and denying the opponent their resources by taking them for yourself. It is about foiling your opponents plans, and installing spies within the opponents ranks. Grixis doesn't feel like it has an identity, because it's identity is about interacting and destroying the opponent from within, through dissension. Grixis is probably the most insidiously evil of all the tri-color pairings, because it takes your strengths and uses them against you, leaving you with only your weaknesses and the crippling despair that follows.

  • @luketargett2233
    @luketargett2233 Před 3 lety +1

    Decent vid bois, keep it up!!

  • @Tae_Grixis
    @Tae_Grixis Před 2 lety +1

    Years ago I couldn't find a Grixis commander I wanted to play. That was due to other people in the group playing different ones and I didn't want to copy them. Aside from that, none truly called to me. Nekusar was cool. Now there are so many options and I'm loving it. My top three are Kess, Inalla and Nicol Bolas, the Ravager. I have even thought of making Grixis pirates. I'm glad they gave Grixis so much love lately.

  • @thatguymatt2965
    @thatguymatt2965 Před 3 lety +5

    I play Jeleva (with blim as a hidden commander) and it is such a fun deck to play! Great video guys!

  • @rchikinsbanana3511
    @rchikinsbanana3511 Před 3 lety +10

    ah, grixis. its bolas. and everything else doesn't matter because BOLAS *cowers in fear*

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety +1

      He can't hurt you anymore! He doesn't even know his own name if I remember correctly

    • @o0Takeno0o
      @o0Takeno0o Před 3 lety +1

      @@NitpickingNerds for now, just wait until he found out who he was used to be

    • @Tae_Grixis
      @Tae_Grixis Před 2 lety +1

      All hail our lord and savior, Nicol Bolas.

  • @lepoopscoopeire
    @lepoopscoopeire Před 3 lety +4

    No synergy? *side-eyed smirk to nekusar*😏

  • @Malverde888
    @Malverde888 Před 3 lety +5

    I dunno about Grixis. As you say, there’s so many staples that it feels wrong to play something so devoid of the player’s identity. Maybe with partners one can brew something more off-kilter? Anyway great video. Temur next?

    • @CQCnotBLT
      @CQCnotBLT Před 3 lety +2

      I mean the obvious answer is to not use the staples? With that logic all 5 color decks are the same because you just run all the staples of every color.

  • @vasylpark2149
    @vasylpark2149 Před 3 lety +1

    I have built a Grixis Nicol Bolas the Pirate King (Ravager) deck. every nicol bolas planeswalker I could find with as many pirates as I could stuff in a deck.

  • @franciscojauregui3022
    @franciscojauregui3022 Před 3 lety +1

    I'm not even from the states and I understand the Bills fans beeping their horns and shooting off fireworks!! That was not out of line and it was definitely not going to far! I would love the super bowl to be the Bills against the Bucs, but sorry guys I stand with the Bucs and I just love that Brady is now playing there because everyone talks about them and I can easily watch the games and stuff like that. By the way I think you forgot to mention Nicol Bolas super friends, I'm under the impression it is a very popular deck, at least down here in Mexico City. Good luck to the Bills and my best wishes for this year to you.

  • @bmxriderforlife1234
    @bmxriderforlife1234 Před 16 hodinami

    So this gets into my theory around a marchesa deck. Turn cards you wanna keep around into recurring problems. Run tokens via goblins which includes mana eamo and other stuff that comvod with marchesa via sac outlets and left. Fae rogue goblin core tribal for easy synergy. Some other creature and counterspells based mana ramp. And just load up almost over load on direct counterspells, and use ping dmg and other stuff for spot removal. Built entirely around the concept of swinging combos and resource denial as the win con and strategy. Less resources less i gotta deal with. Mill combos via copy and recursion. Plus infinite ping dmg combos.

  • @haydencumiford2361
    @haydencumiford2361 Před 3 lety +1

    My primary deck is a Nicol Bolas the Ravager Group Slug deck, what's a way I can make the deck more fun to play against? It's super fun for me to play but a couple of my friends aren't as thrilled

  • @JaimeAGB-pt4xl
    @JaimeAGB-pt4xl Před 3 lety +1

    Next deck I'm planning on building is Obeka (reanimation/haste token/stealing), and I know about artifact ramp (I have experience from my Varina deck), but..... it hurt my SOUL to know that this shard has NO ANSWERS to enchantments.... time to pack Extra counter spells I guess (or extra steal stuff that does it for me)....
    PS: thank you so much for the great content, considering I'm still getting ideas, seeing an Obeka from you guys would be a godsent XD.... Thanks guys

  • @justdomino1513
    @justdomino1513 Před 3 lety +1

    Do a top 10 best politicking deck

  • @kstephenson5857
    @kstephenson5857 Před 2 měsíci

    I know this is an old video, but to add to what @matthewdancz9152 said:
    @ 13:20 , you asked what the identity of Grixis is. This is a weird question to me, given that a complaint levied against Grixis is that there is a core 20 cards that are staples in most Grixis deck - which, you would imagine, gives the shard a defined identity. If you look at the popular commanders - Kess, Bolas, Xander, Nekusar, Marchesa, and either Obeka - you see a constant through-line:
    Grixis is defined by accruing value from _bending the rules of_ Magic _itself._
    Whether by theft, mill, paying life, changing how the turns themselves work, etc, Grixis upends the typical and predictable patterns of the game. Instead of mana-based ramp, Grixis uses your own life, and rewards you by activating Marchesa's dethrone. Instead of playing your own big creatures, you play everyone else's. Normally your opponents _want_ to draw cards, but not against Nekusar's wheels of doom or Xander's nuking of their library (particularly alongside Sheoldred and Orcish Bowmasters). Kess lets you cast the same spell multiple times, defying the built-in limitation of instants and sorceries. Obeka allows you to play otherwise bad/limited cards by either multiplying your upkeeps or by stopping your own cards from hurting you. Heck, even Lord of Tresserhorn messes with the MTG's usual pace by actively taxing you for casting your commander - the literal thing every deck wants to do in the format! All of this wackiness is fueled and supported by constant interaction with your opponents via strong counter-magic, removal, and recursion from any graveyard. So give Grixis a chance today, and see how annoyed you can make your friend group by further complicating an already overcomplicated game!

  • @gambino9032
    @gambino9032 Před 3 lety +1

    Aye #BillsMafia let’s gooooo! And we need more Bolas talk on this channel

  • @dracmanmage2864
    @dracmanmage2864 Před 3 lety +1

    Nice information dude, i hope you will cover all colour combination

  • @patrickeisert6873
    @patrickeisert6873 Před 3 lety +1

    Obeka does well with big creatures and attacking

  • @paizleyramsey1776
    @paizleyramsey1776 Před 3 lety +2

    I mostly agree with your assessment that Grixis is sort of devoid of a central identity, you guys mentioned graveyard synergy and I agree but If I had to pinpoint the core "strategy" of Grixis commanders I'd say it's taking advantage of or "breaking" unearth type, recursion/token copy effects. Inala wants to do this (to keep the wizard token copies) Sedris wants to do this to keep the unearth creatures from graveyards, and of course Obeka wants to do this (sundial all the things!) That's my assessment anyway, but could be way off.
    And there's not really a "catchword" or "catchphrase" for this "cheating token/unearth creature value" thing that Grixis seems to like that i know of?
    I'd love to see more of this as wizards continues to explore design space and really fleshes out some of the stranger wedge/shard pairings that still don't have a clear identity.

    • @thenomadsoul0
      @thenomadsoul0 Před 2 lety

      Catch phrase for Grixis = Tricky Shenanigans

  • @MrGrimlocksmash
    @MrGrimlocksmash Před 3 lety +1

    Do this for dihada in oathbreaker.

  • @thrillhouse4151
    @thrillhouse4151 Před 3 lety +1

    Grixis is pretty much just Nekusar or Vial Smasher + blue card. I looked up the archetypes on EDHREC and wheel decks had over 2000 entries and everything else had like

  • @audiophage0
    @audiophage0 Před 3 lety +1

    Recoil has been around for 20ish years and it's definitely better in most circumstances than Feed the Swarm for Grixis.
    Does this Bills talk mean you guys are from Western NY?

  • @tacothursdays6546
    @tacothursdays6546 Před 2 lety

    I think not having a clear cut identity is the point.
    Blue involves a lot of shapelessness and fluid, free-form imagery (think Orvar), Black involves a lot of deception and lying (think Valki), and Red involves a lot of chaos and unpredictability (think Zurzoth). Add shapelessness, deception, and chaos together and you get something that can't be strictly defined.
    Compare this to the colors it lacks, Green and White. Both colors together want to establish themselves as not only an open and welcoming community, but a public prescence that demands people respect it's power and authority when challenged (think March of the Multitudes).

  • @psychozen7169
    @psychozen7169 Před 3 lety +4

    I like grixis mill, grixis goblins, grixis wizards(4) different decks, grixis taking turns, grixis burn, wish I grixis had a viable life gain option but it only black. Also grixis vampire is the worst tribe in grixis worse then minotaurs. Grixis minotaur is an option. After kaldhiem grixis dwarfs the options are almost endless. Also of your not playing five color slivers grixis slivers is next best sliver deck.

  • @BrandonChu22
    @BrandonChu22 Před 3 lety +1

    Hey, any chance we can see a guide on angels?

  • @mikgenta
    @mikgenta Před 3 lety +1

    Aura thief is soooo good for enchantment hate in marchesa

  • @Vampireknight99
    @Vampireknight99 Před 2 lety +1

    I made a nicol bolas goblins for a lot of creatures and the two colors gods from aminket and Greek god plain

  • @andreasroyem3937
    @andreasroyem3937 Před 3 lety

    In cedh where we dont win by combat dmg mostly we use dmg to denai recources, black uses life as a recourse so it is a comon understanding to hit the player playing black to reduce the power of necropotence and ad naseum, you could use the same tought line against grixis

  • @Servbot40
    @Servbot40 Před 3 lety

    I probably miscounted somewhere, but it looks like 33 counterspells can't be played in grixis, now some of these are super situational, (Counter Target Enchantment etc.) but they do target something on the stack and counter it, rather than give a thing Hexproof (Hunters Guile doesn't count) or Exile the stack (Glorious End was not considered)

  • @yumyumeatemup
    @yumyumeatemup Před 3 lety

    Nice, I had thought about throwing together a Brute Chronologist deck so its good to understand grixis colors.

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety

      She is an interesting deck for sure

    • @patrickeisert6873
      @patrickeisert6873 Před 3 lety

      I just spent a lot of time and energy in an Obeka deck she is amazing don’t mess up the stack

  • @mythwind3024
    @mythwind3024 Před 3 lety

    Great theme.

  • @primeshifter6665
    @primeshifter6665 Před 3 lety +1

    Noise pollution is a type of a disturbing the peace and I'm pretty sure you can be fined for stuff like that at least here in Canada . there is usually warnings issued but after multiple infractions your fined

  • @dr.pultandmrgrimm991
    @dr.pultandmrgrimm991 Před 3 lety +1

    Grixis' most common mix is Dimir and Izzet. These are 2 combos of colors that have hate spells and remote damage colors. Discard is a common theme and a good one for Grixis.

    • @TJE.13
      @TJE.13 Před 2 lety

      The only Grixis deck I've ever used in edh was my friends Bolas the Ravager deck which abused Etb effects with blink + discard and sacrifice with Tergrid as an all star in the deck, it's a very fun deck for you but not for everyone else 🤣

  • @dangerfield6855
    @dangerfield6855 Před 2 lety +1

    So I'm 8 months watching this and I do agree the blue and red make it gear more towards spells but I'm building partners to be a grixis creature deck with spells being for value, draw and control.
    Stuffs like consuming aberration, some eldrazi(reanimated), dragons, goblins, clones, etc.

  • @PubiHD
    @PubiHD Před 2 lety

    Do you have a Guide for Jund too?

  • @johnevans6629
    @johnevans6629 Před 3 lety +2

    I think you guys card evaluation is kinda harsh bc momo black is most know for it ability to destroy creatures and before feed the swarm i ask what enchantment removal were you playing before in mono black meteor golem but do admit it would be way better if it were instant and if ur in a deck with any combination of black there are better options.

  • @dorded.1650
    @dorded.1650 Před 3 lety +3

    My only grixis deck is ... Crosis.
    I prefer to run commanders not specifically made for commander/brawl but rather creatures I like.

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety +1

      There is nothing wrong with playing the cards you like

    • @dorded.1650
      @dorded.1650 Před 3 lety +1

      I just wanted top let you know there are people who do care about crosis ;)

  • @NecroBurt
    @NecroBurt Před 9 měsíci

    A whopping 10 cards meet the criteria of “not grixis” and include the text “counter target spell” (although often with caveats) on scryfall.

  • @aarongornalle29
    @aarongornalle29 Před 3 lety +1

    Grixis Identity is Wizards for Inala, Spell slinger storm for kess and lots of stealing and copying with bolos.

  • @taa347
    @taa347 Před rokem

    I like to use Grixis as Izzet+
    I can use all the izzet stuff plus the black staples to help with various things. Anhelo, the Painter kinda facilitates this concept, but it works well

  • @kdchmln
    @kdchmln Před 3 lety

    if you wanna start somewhere that i think grixis does well, i really, really like my jeleva spellslinger deck and i never see anyone else with one. it even skirts the grixis artifact ramp issue by synergizing absurdly well with oblivion sower. i don't think that means grixis=spellslingers, but it's a great way to play grixis without relying on too many staples. i don't know that there's any other commander that actually wants cards like din of the fireherd and curse of the cabal. jeleva rules.

  • @drunkfarmer5106
    @drunkfarmer5106 Před rokem

    Grixis CAN actually have good token generation with creatures that make tokens when you cast a sorcery or instants like young pyromancer. With storm (viable since you have blue red) you can easily swarm the field with tokens or mana with Phyrexian altar for more spell storm. A few hundred tokens with one spell is possible if you know to bullshit storm.

  • @enersha
    @enersha Před 3 lety +1

    yo but yuriko is a pretty dope dimir commander

  • @Sanbaddy
    @Sanbaddy Před měsícem

    My favorite color combination and my main deck. The color of true absolute humanity.

  • @Pond3rArts
    @Pond3rArts Před 3 lety

    Sooo.... what's in the do not open box?

  • @thorfrancis
    @thorfrancis Před 2 lety +1

    Sedris and Obeka - Unearth

  • @aidankeyes5526
    @aidankeyes5526 Před 3 lety +2

    Its not me but it has to be done for the memes "Sonic Wallet!"

  • @pro711200
    @pro711200 Před 3 lety

    Best cedh color combo

  • @breakingtide
    @breakingtide Před 3 lety +1

    Im just here for the pirates

  • @just1gamer
    @just1gamer Před 3 lety +1

    Close guys! According to scryfall there are 19 cards that can counter that are not in grixis, and most of those are extremely narrow

    • @cteal2018
      @cteal2018 Před 3 lety +3

      Mana tithe and lapse of certainty probably the best 2.

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety +3

      Don't forget to rule out colorless counters like Warping Wail too :P

  • @AllegoryGar
    @AllegoryGar Před 3 lety +2

    Now we know what grix is!

  • @elipetrou9308
    @elipetrou9308 Před 3 lety +1

    Wooo! Pirates!

  • @VampiricGamess
    @VampiricGamess Před 2 lety

    Obeka sneak attack is fun

  • @ygaudreault
    @ygaudreault Před 3 lety

    I am working on Admiral becket brass treasures, winning with revel in riches,

  • @Greenhorn.
    @Greenhorn. Před 3 lety

    Yoooooo..... I'm subscribed your welcome

  • @Mid-Tyr
    @Mid-Tyr Před 3 lety +1

    Grixis may not have efficient Enchantment removal, but it does have counter spells 😏

  • @summerof893
    @summerof893 Před 2 lety

    You need a promo for ppl buying cards on the app

  • @Zedekiah92
    @Zedekiah92 Před 3 lety

    what food is the most grixis?

  • @otherhandgames8832
    @otherhandgames8832 Před 3 lety

    I've bought a few hundred dollars worth of cards this week and used your affiliate link each time. But I don't feel like your name was in the url at checkout. If you don't get a decent bump next time I'll know something is wrong with it

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety +1

      If you clicked our link and proceeded to check out from there, it will go through! Thanks a million! :D

  • @lobes117
    @lobes117 Před 3 lety

    Core fan baybeeeee
    Also commenting because I’m an even bigger BOLAS FAN BAYBEEEEE
    love me some grixis my edh Bolas deck is all foil lol

  • @psychozen7169
    @psychozen7169 Před 3 lety +5

    Only way to play grixis is wizard tribal the rest don't count :😁

  • @RANDOMPIGETTI
    @RANDOMPIGETTI Před 2 lety +1

    If I had to give grixis a basic play type, Itd be spell slinger

  • @Roan.bot.
    @Roan.bot. Před 2 lety

    I think grixis is good at just taking/ copying peoples stuff and keeping it. It’s not direct for all of the commanders but that’s basically what you can do with all of them. It’s like if changeling was a deck type instead of a creature type. Half of the grixis commanders could all go in a deck together and be fine. They’ll just be doing their own thing but it will pretty much work with the same strategy.

  • @zera189
    @zera189 Před 2 lety

    I'm making Sedris the traitor king. It's going to be party steal. To be completely honest, it's surprising how similar now and days cards can work together In grixis.

  • @yopp3.016
    @yopp3.016 Před 2 lety +1

    Not knowing what grixis does is what grixis does best.

  • @vegettoblack7852
    @vegettoblack7852 Před 8 měsíci

    My play group has been getting into playing some original commanders (so the elder dragons but their retrained forms). Ive always loved bolas but he is kinda poopy compared to the newer grixis commanders

  • @xaer0knight
    @xaer0knight Před 3 lety

    PIRATES DAMN IT!

  • @adrienwanted5759
    @adrienwanted5759 Před 2 lety

    going to buy new grixis precon in new capenna,put on it all nicol fucking bolas and have much fun

  • @helmhamerhand733
    @helmhamerhand733 Před 3 lety

    Rhaaagh and Aaarh or in English: Nekusar and Pirates.

  • @Storehouse-805
    @Storehouse-805 Před 3 lety

    howdy yall

  • @user-mz2wq3fk7m
    @user-mz2wq3fk7m Před 3 lety

    Please...do for my lovely weak mardu... I need so much feedback I can't find 😭

  • @DarthRavenProductions
    @DarthRavenProductions Před 2 lety

    Me with a Crosis deck

  • @cteal2018
    @cteal2018 Před 3 lety

    Grixis Zombies....let that sink in.

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety

      Makes me think of hearing the doorbell and opening the door to let that sink in

  • @bradycurtis668
    @bradycurtis668 Před 3 lety +2

    Strengths pirates
    Weaknesses ramp

  • @o0Takeno0o
    @o0Takeno0o Před 3 lety +1

    grixs has not many creatures... looking at my nicol bolas dragon tribal xD

  • @lisenseii
    @lisenseii Před 2 lety

    Omg bolas lover? For Brazilian viewers that's the funny shit ever xD

  • @darkrai205
    @darkrai205 Před rokem

    Grixis is pure control it's gonna be burned discarded sacrificed bounced if I have my way I will take it from you or I'll make sure to copy it so you don't have the upper hand

  • @DemonOfMyMind
    @DemonOfMyMind Před 3 lety +1

    Grixis is the color combo of imbalance and dishonesty. Look at their haymakers. Their identity with their combos are always something that manipulates the rules often at instant speed. At least that's how I see it. Every notable grixis commander cheats on something or is always up on advantage.

  • @JoeNeutrino
    @JoeNeutrino Před 3 lety

    Fine! I subscribed! Now leave me alone!

  • @ethansmith8813
    @ethansmith8813 Před 4 měsíci

    Grixis identity is telling the opposition no. Red destroy artifact and raw damage, blue counter and tapping/stealing creatures and spells etc, black destroy and discard and life steal its all about manipulation of the opponent. Read books on dark triad traits to understand grixis best

  • @megadex8168
    @megadex8168 Před 3 lety

    I play nicole bolas then another and another....

  • @jefftowns6864
    @jefftowns6864 Před 3 lety +1

    feast of the swarm sucks because grixis is great!
    if you can't steal a bit of life, don't play black.
    you'd run necropotence, grim tutor, vampiric tutor, mystic tutor .... to get a chaoswarp anyway...
    and maybe twice with Kess
    grixis is stuck using rocks because grixis is great!
    you steal, counter, and destroy ramp and the things ramp plays.
    including enchantments.
    and our decks are allegedly broken spells and broken static dudes
    so why fear aura shards?
    we want your aura shards!

  • @faerie7dragon
    @faerie7dragon Před 3 lety

    Grixis Stengths: Blue and Black
    Grixis Weaknesses: Red

  • @arthurvandenbergh1881
    @arthurvandenbergh1881 Před 3 lety

    Imma comment now while you guys can still read all of them and you’re not buried in subs yet :)
    Cool video, like your stuff as always 👍

  • @Deathkeeper43
    @Deathkeeper43 Před 3 lety

    If I did math right. I count 11.

  • @BornFromEmbers
    @BornFromEmbers Před 3 lety

    Pretty sure noise pollution is just excess noise that is harmful to people or animals like how airplanes can actually damage your hearing

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety +1

      Basically yep, it's like any noise that annoys or disturbs you or animals😂

    • @NitpickingNerds
      @NitpickingNerds  Před 3 lety +1

      Fireworks can hurt ears as well.

  • @orionschultz8644
    @orionschultz8644 Před 3 lety

    s....s...SONIC WALLET

  • @mauricioe.matamoros8993

    Never ever say “Bolas lover” to a spanish speaker.