Speaker 1: On on on Welcome to the CEO pre show for
Speaker 1: episode four sixty nine.
Speaker 2: For sixty nine, nice, I was gonna say that, Nah,
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Speaker 4: Whether they like it or not.
Speaker 3: Yes, and Uncle Bred was on a self proclaimed time
Speaker 3: like hard out schedule shut down out of here, most
Speaker 3: likely because he had taco bell before he got here.
Speaker 2: You ever said an episode of Ghostbusters where Winston plays
Speaker 2: baseball with Good and Evil and then the other Ghostbusters
Speaker 2: are there in the audience and thinking, oh man, we
Speaker 2: should cheat so that Winston will win it they won't
Speaker 2: take a soul, And then at the end it turns out
Speaker 2: that they're not playing for Winston's soul, they're playing for Peter's,
Speaker 2: and Peter was the one that wanted to cheat.
Speaker 3: It sounds like that song when the Devil went down
Speaker 3: to Georgia.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like that, except now I'm not necessarily
Speaker 2: on a time crunch for my.
Speaker 4: Benefits as much as your.
Speaker 3: Benefit, time benefit for Gary's toilet. Right, Okay, Well, now
Speaker 3: that we've figured all that out. Hey, do you do
Speaker 3: you have a topic for today's Prey Show.
Speaker 4: I did have a thought, a really a really legitimate
Speaker 4: magic thought. This magic.
Speaker 3: This is classic pre show warm up, old school stuff.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I was sitting down and I was taking
Speaker 2: I took apart Maria uh tap artifact make.
Speaker 3: Me Oh yeah, one of our most successful deck techs
Speaker 3: and episodes from last year, the Maria and thirteen Mox
Speaker 3: Diamonds or whatever it was. Yeah, Max Emerald, Mox Emerald.
Speaker 3: Everybody liked that shit.
Speaker 2: So I took that thing apart because it just wasn't
Speaker 2: doing the doing the gimmick. And I thought to myself,
Speaker 2: why didn't it do the gimmick? Why didn't because it
Speaker 2: teed all the things to do the thing, and then
Speaker 2: it just didn't do the thing.
Speaker 3: I thought, you took it apart because people hated it.
Speaker 2: No, No, actually it was one of the very few
Speaker 2: times I think I've ever played a static orb on somebody.
Speaker 2: They were just immediately such a bad guy because you
Speaker 2: can demonstrate like I'm turning it off, so it's only
Speaker 2: gonna take me a few turns to kill you, because yeah,
Speaker 2: I have nine seven sevens and you're untapping one land
Speaker 2: to turn.
Speaker 4: I got you. We are not the same, right, So
Speaker 4: it's good in that way. But so I took it apart,
Speaker 4: like why wasn't it getting there?
Speaker 2: And I figured it out. Figured it out because when
Speaker 2: you're doing something janky, kind of junky my favorite's doing.
Speaker 2: One of the best ways to do that is to
Speaker 2: have your your your deck plateau like get to the
Speaker 2: very very top of its power curve at like in
Speaker 2: the middle of the game, not turns, but like in
Speaker 2: the phase like the beginning, you have nothing, so you
Speaker 2: build until you have something, and then you play the
Speaker 2: thing that your deck does. If you can have a
Speaker 2: janky deck that wins in the getting set up phase
Speaker 2: or just by a continuous, never ending setup phase, the
Speaker 2: decks just get really good, don't they. Example, Omnath Locus
Speaker 2: of Rage. What does that deck actually do? What does
Speaker 2: it actually do? It ramps to seven and plays Omnath
Speaker 2: and then it just keeps on a rampant. All it
Speaker 2: does is play land.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: My answer was gonna be when you say, what does
Speaker 3: that deck actually do? I say play lands?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And somewhere in that whole situation is there's an Omnath
Speaker 3: that arrives and he's like, hey, guys, what's going on.
Speaker 3: We're playing fucking lands.
Speaker 2: Right, Yep, that's all we want to do, right, And
Speaker 2: I've noticed there's a couple of decks that kind of
Speaker 2: do that. Bellows another really good example where you play
Speaker 2: all these janky, fucking shitty enchantments, and the reason that
Speaker 2: deck is good is because you get all the benefit
Speaker 2: from playing all the jank garbage, but you don't have
Speaker 2: to dilute your deck by playing things that take advantage
Speaker 2: of the jank garbage. Instead of having to play creatures
Speaker 2: that are gonna get plus one plus oh and haste
Speaker 2: when they attack.
Speaker 4: I think you play Street Riot. The street Riot itself
Speaker 4: is the right.
Speaker 2: And I think that jank decks have like a especially
Speaker 2: now with all the design space that they've built, I'm
Speaker 2: sure there's lots more little spaces you can find, like
Speaker 2: decks that just win by drawing cards, not by playing
Speaker 2: cards by drawing them, or decks that win by playing
Speaker 2: the land or by making the man out, or by
Speaker 2: playing this just junk form of whatever. Again, using Bellows example,
Speaker 2: you can just play trash enchantments as long as.
Speaker 4: They cost four or more.
Speaker 2: They're good, whereas in any other situation, it's like, why
Speaker 2: did you even bother with that?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: I thought you said you didn't have a topic.
Speaker 2: I didn't until I started talking about the thing I
Speaker 2: was thinking about today.
Speaker 3: Uncle Branda Wax's poetic about Gruel Deck. Yeah, Bello one
Speaker 3: of our most popular lists from twenty twenty four. And
Speaker 3: I can say that now because we're heading into like
Speaker 3: the holiday end of year and wrap up. And I
Speaker 3: was looking at some of the stats for the business
Speaker 3: daddies because you know, they're putting the screws to the goons. Hey,
Speaker 3: they're put our thumbs and screws and dangling our toes
Speaker 3: over fire, smacking the bottoms of our feet with cricket mallets.
Speaker 4: Man, what are they called? Cricket bat cricket bats? You
Speaker 4: get to have all the fun.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, well, I'll send me your way next time.
Speaker 3: And anyways, bellow is one of our most popular things
Speaker 3: and happens to also be a gruel deck. Maybe we
Speaker 3: should be Geo Gruel Cookout podcast.
Speaker 4: Well, Maria was also popular.
Speaker 3: We are not doing a grul deck tomorrow. Gcal also
Speaker 3: sounds like a like an engineered food additive or a
Speaker 3: preservative as well. Maybe we're not about that.
Speaker 2: Today I saw a picture of one of those like
Speaker 2: few food processor machines, like the great big thing that
Speaker 2: they use to process whatever it is they make processed
Speaker 2: food out of to the food that it's process.
Speaker 3: Like a big grinder or a mixer or it.
Speaker 2: Just it looks like one of those what do you
Speaker 2: call the the science contraption where it's like the big
Speaker 2: vial and it's got the liquid in it and it
Speaker 2: goes down the swirly tube and then it goes into
Speaker 2: something like an opaque cylinder of some kind and there's
Speaker 2: like a little thing at the bottom that like farts
Speaker 2: out the patty.
Speaker 3: I am, I can imagine what you're talking about.
Speaker 4: That's what it looks like. And then it had two
Speaker 4: folding shows in front of it.
Speaker 3: And that's how Commander Cookout builds decks.
Speaker 2: Yes, we just dump crap into a thing into a tube.
Speaker 3: Somebody milks it like a cow. Looks like somebody's jerking
Speaker 3: off in reverse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, doing the thing and winning the game. Yes
Speaker 1: when Yeah, it's reductive when I say it like that.
Speaker 1: But usually there's steps right, and and those are what
Speaker 1: we would call phases of a game, like the beginning
Speaker 1: phase the first three or four turns.
Speaker 3: Or the setup phase people call it. Beginning phase is
Speaker 3: like the phase of a turn, So we can't use that.
Speaker 3: But if we say the setup phase of a game
Speaker 3: is the first three turns, and you're talking about like
Speaker 3: strategies that are that that part of their stick is
Speaker 3: something that you do in the setup phase, something that
Speaker 3: you do in the main body of the game, and
Speaker 3: something that you do in the ending part, the finale
Speaker 3: of the game, or like the critical turn or the
Speaker 3: alpha strike time of the game.
Speaker 2: And I think those are the same thing, right, if
Speaker 2: you're just doing the one thing.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I think that lands decks are like that,
Speaker 3: because that is the main resource of the game. Is
Speaker 3: it called our June, the Shifting Flame? The Teffer's puzzle
Speaker 3: box guy, yep.
Speaker 2: Every time you play a spell, you puzzle box yourself yourself.
Speaker 3: I feel like that one does that a little bit
Speaker 3: in that, like you want to be drawing as many
Speaker 3: cards as you can, so if you're if your commander
Speaker 3: and your deck is made to do that, like if
Speaker 3: everybody in your deck is a one drop cantrip, that's
Speaker 3: like scry and then puzzle box cry and then puzzle box,
Speaker 3: and then every single time you cast as a means
Speaker 3: to puzzle box, you also get to scry and set
Speaker 3: up the next things. Like I think, I think that's one.
Speaker 4: That'd be a good one. I actually had ours do
Speaker 4: it for a while. Yeah, heart, way harder than you thought.
Speaker 3: I Oh, dude, you killed yourself every single time I've
Speaker 3: played against you in that deck. Actually I only think
Speaker 3: it's two times, but were percent of the time you
Speaker 3: played that deck you actually killed yourself and there's nothing
Speaker 3: that you could even do to stop it. It's like, oh,
Speaker 3: this isn't to may and oh I can't do this,
Speaker 3: and I have no cards in.
Speaker 4: My library goops. And I have a spell on this.
Speaker 3: Deck, so I guess I have to draw seven. Yea.
Speaker 4: I wish it would at least I think.
Speaker 3: I think creature types that Like, I'm thinking elf ball
Speaker 3: is like that. What do you how do you win?
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna cast every elf in my deck? Well,
Speaker 3: what does everyone do makes me mana and makes more
Speaker 3: elves or makes my elves bigger? Yes, I think goblins
Speaker 3: are like that, which is funny because murphoken zombies like
Speaker 3: the other two kind of classic tribes soldiers. Maybe soldiers
Speaker 3: is kind of like that, but but I don't think
Speaker 3: Murpholken zombies are like that. Bombies don't really care what
Speaker 3: you're doing because they're just gonna do what they do
Speaker 3: because they can come back. And Murpho only care care
Speaker 3: what you do so they can stop it to do
Speaker 3: their own thing.
Speaker 2: And they kind of suck. We can say that. Still,
Speaker 2: do you think I think they do.
Speaker 3: The classic tribes? Okay, let's rank them. This is cool. Okay,
Speaker 3: So you think Murpho probably.
Speaker 4: Five of the five that we've talked about.
Speaker 3: Okay, but you think goblins are number one?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I think elves number one.
Speaker 3: Elve's okay, elves one, because they.
Speaker 4: Can they proliferate themselves. You can have one.
Speaker 2: You can have an opening hand with two man of
Speaker 2: elves and one forest and never draw another forest.
Speaker 3: Yes, and be ahead for the whole And okay, this
Speaker 3: is funny. I could describe my goblin deck by saying
Speaker 3: it's like an ELF ball.
Speaker 4: Deck exactly, and that's why Elf is one.
Speaker 3: Okay, Elf one.
Speaker 2: I would probably say zombies two, zombie two. I say
Speaker 2: zombiees two because they have like the most recursion. They
Speaker 2: have the most variety of things you can play, and
Speaker 2: they're the easiest to fit into any combination.
Speaker 3: You know what, I'm biased, I'm biasing myself and saying
Speaker 3: it has to mono colored, like these are the four
Speaker 3: colors or the five colors.
Speaker 2: Even then, I would still say that the fact that
Speaker 2: they have so much recursion and they become so large
Speaker 2: and so difficult to deal with in most cases, I
Speaker 2: would still I would still rank them above goblins. You
Speaker 2: take them, I think then goblins number three, and then
Speaker 2: soldiers are number four, four, and focus at number eight.
Speaker 3: Oh, I would put soldiers at like number fifteen.
Speaker 2: No, I'd put because they're humans, humans, most of those.
Speaker 3: Soldiers and you get like a battle cry or like
Speaker 3: a double ah. No, I guess you gotta go out
Speaker 3: of mono white if you want like double combat triggers. Yes,
Speaker 3: Like I'm thinking of what's the one that Smitty plays.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's Mardo colors. He gets double combat triggers,
Speaker 3: and he plays the other guy that also does that, right, No,
Speaker 3: because he's got.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I play the greed.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's funny that those two are so similar, but
Speaker 3: they are different.
Speaker 4: They're like identical, but they do a different thing.
Speaker 3: We've had this conversation.
Speaker 4: They do, they do do it.
Speaker 2: They helmet different, they tell the same deck, but do
Speaker 2: different things themselves.
Speaker 3: Lie Gar Better, I can't believe you put goblins number three.
Speaker 4: I do well.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to be objective. I'm trying to be a
Speaker 2: journalist uff in here.
Speaker 3: I feel like you're just servicing me because you know,
Speaker 3: I play model black zombies.
Speaker 4: And above Murpholk.
Speaker 2: I would put cats, crabs, beasts, maybe the beasts good,
Speaker 2: maybe dragons, probably dinosaur mono.
Speaker 3: Still, because a lot of these tribes you can't play.
Speaker 2: In the oh yeah, in mono color yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: and on around.
Speaker 3: Or Kindred's sorry to everybody who's offended by that word.
Speaker 2: Uh what else would probably I mean probably scarecrows too.
Speaker 3: Probably you're just being facetious.
Speaker 4: No, I'm I mean that.
Speaker 2: I mean that I would rather play Scarecrows than I
Speaker 2: would rather see somebody else play them too.
Speaker 3: That's not what we're being objective about. Those not which
Speaker 3: one would rather play, which one is objectively the most powerful?
Speaker 3: Like which one's gonna win a tournament if everybody got
Speaker 3: to play one creature type, only elves else? Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: you're probably right. And if you get to add black
Speaker 3: in there.
Speaker 4: Though, then all so else that's a good deck. Elves.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you only get to play one color, only
Speaker 3: one color, two colors.
Speaker 4: That would be very bad. That would be a very
Speaker 4: bad deck.
Speaker 3: Can you even make a deck? Are there legendary slivers
Speaker 3: that aren't five colors? Oh? Yeah, I can't play it.
Speaker 4: No, can't can't play that one.
Speaker 3: You'd have to play some non sliver as your commander.
Speaker 4: Be so stupid, believe it. Or I've tried that with
Speaker 4: two color decks.
Speaker 2: I've tried doing like two colors slivers just to kind
Speaker 2: of see, and the only one that I could kind
Speaker 2: of make work was green and white slivers, because then
Speaker 2: that's we're all like, you're kind of power pumpers and
Speaker 2: you get double striking tramp and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, just like random stuff.
Speaker 4: But when you actually sit down and look at it
Speaker 4: and what does it do?
Speaker 2: It was any other green and white token strategy, but
Speaker 2: a little worse because you didn't have anything that kind
Speaker 2: of just generally affected all of your creatures and your
Speaker 2: tokens and stuff, and you still had to play all
Speaker 2: the bullshit changelings and all that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, going back to your earlier point about not having
Speaker 3: to dilute what you're doing and just doing it. Slivers
Speaker 3: are I think the creature type that does that. If
Speaker 3: I don't have access to five colors worth like two
Speaker 3: hundred different slivers, I don't have access to maybe enough,
Speaker 3: and I got to put things in that service the
Speaker 3: things that I do have but don't build like a
Speaker 3: bigger base and taller pyramid like slivers do.
Speaker 4: Exactly.
Speaker 3: You know what that's that's gonna come up on tomorrow's
Speaker 3: deck tech. Yes, where where I searched up on scryfall
Speaker 3: a combination of both of the two creature types that
Speaker 3: we're looking at in the color combination that we're looking at,
Speaker 3: and there's one hundred and thirty four hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: nine one hundred and thirty something. Sure is that enough?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: You think so?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: And I know that like generally not with this creature type,
Speaker 3: but generally is that enough?
Speaker 4: Generally? I would say yes.
Speaker 2: I think if you have over one hundred different options,
Speaker 2: the odds of you being able to find thirty or forty.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say good. I'm gonna say serviceable ones.
Speaker 3: Onesnt work in the deck Yeah, they don't need to
Speaker 3: be good if if the summation of them is greater
Speaker 3: than the parts.
Speaker 2: This is a situation where you're gonna end up with
Speaker 2: a bunch of them that you're just gonna kind of
Speaker 2: take out because it's like, well, I'm only playing this
Speaker 2: one because it's a four four for three. It doesn't
Speaker 2: do anything else. But I'll get rid of it because
Speaker 2: it's the creature time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like when dinosaurs first came out, and it's like,
Speaker 3: here's the one that's all flavor text, but it's a
Speaker 3: five to six for six. Yeah, at uncommon because it's
Speaker 3: all that we have and I needed like a nineteenth dinosaur. Yeah,
Speaker 3: exactly what many dinosaurs are there? Now?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Fuck? Too many? Too many? Is that a BBO? I
Speaker 4: just had.
Speaker 3: T talk a little to walk us through the BBO
Speaker 3: that's coming out on well last week?
Speaker 4: Which one? Which one is this?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 4: The Is this the spook Haven one?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, it's not gloom Haven.
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Speaker 3: Fast, Yeah, Hey, one hundred and ninety three dinosaurs across
Speaker 3: five colors.
Speaker 4: That is absolutely enough.
Speaker 3: That is absolutely enough, particularly because there are they're kind
Speaker 3: of pardon the pun, top of the food chain in
Speaker 3: terms of like whatever set they come out in. Yes, right,
Speaker 3: so they are the big flashy thing, and you never
Speaker 3: feel bad going outside of dinosaurs to like service them, like, oh,
Speaker 3: I got to put in ten elves to make mana
Speaker 3: so I can run my dinosaur deck, like, nobody feels
Speaker 3: bad about that.
Speaker 2: Well, there's lots of those elves that are wearing like
Speaker 2: dinosaur feathers in their head pieces.
Speaker 3: And stuff that ad dinosaur colored mana.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the art theme is already there for lots of
Speaker 2: them and stuff because we had exelon where.
Speaker 4: All the people are from dinosaur.
Speaker 3: Ville or dinosaur Land.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I don't know.
Speaker 2: They're a I would say, almost over represented creature type.
Speaker 4: We want more scarecrows.
Speaker 3: Now, oo, give me a scarecrow, give me, give me
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Speaker 3: four sixty nine nice?
Speaker 2: Nice?
Speaker 3: Uh. We're doing a deck Patreon submission. Yeah, and it's
Speaker 3: gonna be a good one. A potentially underserved creature type.
Speaker 3: But there's two of them that I've combined to make
Speaker 3: it maybe not underserved. We got to talk about whether this.
Speaker 4: Is like both of these underserved.
Speaker 3: They both are, but are did they make this commander
Speaker 3: to say, oh yeah, being like making something different for
Speaker 3: let's make it one card and just say fucking not
Speaker 3: what they do? Is that what they did?
Speaker 4: No, it's because one of them has the other.
Speaker 3: One involut inside of itself. Don't google that.
Speaker 1: No, they're not inside though, well yeah, but like where
Speaker 1: they're you know what I mean, where they're anchored.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like being inside. Everybody's gonna know what
Speaker 3: we're talking about tomorrow. For sixty nine, He's Brando, I'm
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