u/DagonPie
r/beerporn r/SacredGeometry r/magicthecirclejerking r/pathofexile2builds r/Hardcore r/mtg r/EDH r/me_irl r/reddithelp
You have to french kiss your latest commander. How bad is it?
u/DagonPie — 14 days ago
▲ 25 r/reddithelp
Turn off “related posts” at the bottom of comments
Is there a way to turn off the “related posts” at the bottom of the comments. It randomly showed up for me this morning and is the most jarring thing. It literally just shows me the same post i was in the comment thread of. Horrible design.
u/DagonPie — 16 days ago
Ran into 100 div today and want to change things up
Been playing ice nova chrono and it feels great in maps but without committing all of those divs into a single piece of gear, i dont feel like its going to get any stronger. Its also oddly squishy even with the extra guard from olroths. Boss damage is iffy at times and i have +11 all spells right now and not sure how to scale the damage further.
Id like to build something that is fairly simple and that will be easy to jump into t15s and pinnacles while trying to stay around the 20 div mark before i commit to putting the rest in. Some of the obvious builds are the monkey build and djinn, but ive also seen grim pillar and some witch hunter (not grenades) builds that are interesting. I know there are like 100 of these posts a day but i actually have the currency to build something into end game and want some input so im not just wasting divs. I have a t10 mapping ice shot deadeye that was fun but ran into some issues with snipe and a bear druid around t10s that i just didnt invest more time into. But open to any and all suggestions, especially with build guides if possible.
u/DagonPie — 2 months ago
New end it merch just dropped
If i see you wearing this at my balmora tribute bands show ill rip it off you 🤡
u/AntiRepresentation — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/EDH
How do I build Sauron the dark lord and Teval the balanced scale without feeling to similar?
Hey all, currently trying to tame my deck building habit by taking a few of my preferred decks and upgrading them instead of just...constantly building new ones. The power level at my table has also been increasing by the month it seems as we invest more and more and play more having only been into commander for under a year. We sit at high bracket 3, almost bracket 4.
My question is, I have a [[Teval, the Balanced Scale]] that I am upgrading to look more like this which obviously has some self mill and reanimate.
and then my [[Sauron, the Dark Lord]] deck that is a copy from Tomers 50 decks for under 50 dollars here which is reanimator with a LOTR flavor to it.
They both sort of do the same thing in similar colors in a very similar way and I was wondering if there is a better way to distinguish the two? I have seen building more into an amass package with ring tempts so that keeps on theme of the LOTR style which I enjoy, but I am wondering if that is truly the best playstyle for Sauron and if people have had any success with it. I have also seen aristocrats which is really fun in general, sacing my orc army on others people turns and getting pings/draws every time they cast a spell. I have also thought of just doing a grixis good stuff deck from a different grixis commander and just running that with minimal synergy but that doesnt really seem like the most fun.
One of the issues is I dont have a lot of bulk or cards laying around since we are so new to commander and would have to go out and buy any cards and buying 2 whole commander decks gets pricey fast.
Let me know what you all think! I am more for open discussion than anything as I truly cant make up my mind. I like the look of that teval deck so I think unless there is a better way to play it I would probably just work towards that decklist. But for sauron I am truly stumped and would love to hear what others think.
u/DagonPie — 3 months ago