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Primer by Nagual88

Article by Matt Z

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Link to gameplay
https://www.youtube.com/live/U4rBo87Nq2w?is=78CoU-F50PfsscUV

Better call Saul was a beautiful tv series with excellent cinematography. Every small scenes or sub plot felt like a joy to watch, even something mundane doesn’t feel boring at all.

Were there any scenes or storylines that would not have impacted the main plot at all? Or had no relevance at all to the story? And it was there simply for fluff

Link:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Míriam\_Colón

And I’m referring to fully optimised decks that contain RL cards, if necessary. And not decks that are supposed to run duals but instead substituted with shock lands for budget reason.

Given the above premise, what are some of the cheapest legacy decks that is competitive in the current meta？

I would guess Eldrazi and Boros Ocelot. Any others that you may consider?

Given the pace of edh commanders released, was wondering which are some of the oldest released commanders that are still relevant in the cedh meta?

Here are the lists that have won small events

RG Oath:
https://mtgdecks.net/Premodern/oath-ponza-decklist-by-vyncint-blankenship-3063789

GW Oath:
https://mtgdecks.net/Premodern/gw-oath-decklist-by-victor-miguel-3083699

Are they strictly worse versions of their counterparts that typically play set of mox diamond, or do you feel they can be equally competitive?

In terms of fun and interaction, depth and complexity