My Morphs Unmorph…Infinitely! | Against the Odds



What are the odds of winning by using Yarus, Roar of the Old Gods to morph and unmorph Ashcloud Phoenix an infinte number of times for the win in Pioneer/Explorer? Let’s find out!

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27 thoughts on “My Morphs Unmorph…Infinitely! | Against the Odds”

  1. "Could morphs cost 2 now? would that be too power-creepy?"
    Yes Seth. Yes it would. That being said Cloak and Manefest could cost any amount of mana, so thats where I'd focus my hope.

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  2. Also, wow, some of these games Seth was so weirdly passive. I think he was focusing on the combo when he could've been way more aggressive with creatures in some matches. Yes, he would be risking combo pieces technically, but there were tons of situations where the opponent was still clearly completely unwilling to block.

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  3. I know you hate math, but the game around 44m-48m kinda shows why you should actually be aware of simple arithmetic when playing this deck. For every 2 life (+1 to avoid a draw) you have, you can remove 6 life from them. So if you are at 11, the magic number for them is 30. 9 is 24, 7 is 18, 13 is 36…you should actually try and play around those numbers. And no, blocking with the phoenix ISN'T free, you did 2 damage to yourself which means your opponent effectively "gained" 6 life. You have to always take that into account with the "free" phoenix block.

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  4. For this combo to become truly infinite I'd suggest putting Vein Ripper instead of Performer. It completely offsets the self damage dealt by phoenix and could be Hidden in Plain Sight to get face up later by Yarus/Woe Strider combo.

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  5. This was listed on your website as pioneer 🙁 I was so excited to see a pioneer format being played then realized ite explorer….super click bait, I have no problem with explorer i would probably have been fine with watching it but the excitement was ruined and the whole experiance was too, sad 🙁 fun deck though

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  6. Hi Seth. NoobTube here. Given that it has already been a day since release of this video, I don't know if you will see this, but I will post it anyways. I recently created a new deck that I am trying out in Timeless MTGA. I think you would really enjoy this deck. It is a ponza deck that uses grinning ingus + birgi as a wincon. Decklist

    Decklist:
    4x Birgi, God of Storytelling
    1x Blood Crypt
    4x Blood Moon
    3x Bloodstained Mire
    3x Deathrite Shaman
    3x Delighted Halfling
    1x Devilish Valet
    1x Elder Gargaroth
    4x Eldritch Evolution
    2x Forest
    4x Gamble
    3x Gilded Goose
    3x Grapeshot
    4x Grinning Ignus
    4x Impact Tremors
    2x Lightning Bolt
    2x Mountain
    3x Stomping Ground
    2x Veil of Summer
    3x Windswept Heath
    4x Wooded Foothills

    Sideboard:
    2x Go for the Throat (BRO)
    2x Haywire Mite (BRO)
    3x Leyline of the Void (WOT)
    2x Pithing Needle (RVR)
    2x The One Ring (LTR)
    3x The Stone Brain (BRO)
    1x Veil of Summer (SLD)

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