Close Quarters #12 | Commander Gameplay | Jodah – Yoshimaru – Karazikar – Sengir | MTG



The Commander’s Quarters is your Magic the Gathering source that helps you Command Your Budget! Baron, Dan, Eddie and Mitch square off in an intense Commander game! It’s Jodah vs Yoshimaru vs Karazikar vs Sengir!

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Baron’s Sengir deck:
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Dan’s Yoshimaru deck:
https://bit.ly/cq12_yoshimaru-bruse

Eddie’s Karazikar deck:
https://bit.ly/cq12_karazikar

Mitch’s Jodah deck:
https://bit.ly/cq12_jodah

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35 thoughts on “Close Quarters #12 | Commander Gameplay | Jodah – Yoshimaru – Karazikar – Sengir | MTG”

  1. Eddie's audio was a little muffled at parts. Just wanted to let you guys know so you can review it. Seemed like his mic might not have been picking him up, but it was a different mic getting his audio.

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  2. Next episode I want to see Eddie crossed out on the t-shirt and Mitch written in its place so it reads Blame Mitch.

    That being said, I'm very triggered. I've lost to those proxy snow lands enough to know that I should see it coming. Still I never do.

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  3. 54:40 From Wizard's rulings…

    2/5/2021
    "If a creature an opponent controls can't attack for some reason (such as being tapped or having come under its controller's control that turn), then it doesn't attack. If there's a cost associated with having it attack, its controller isn't forced to pay that cost, so the creature doesn't have to attack in that case either."

    Unless I'm missing something here Mitch should have never attacked that turn. Not sure if this was addressed at a later point or again I'm not aware of the exception.

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