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#commander

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__Knut_

Tag erfolgreich begonnen.
Zuerst das häßliche Mudflap vom Tesla wieder angebracht und anschließend den s3xy commander inkl. knob eingebaut.

Nun schaltet sich nach einem Spurwechsel automatisch der Spurhalteassistent wieder ein. Auch die Rekuperation lässte sich nun einfach in viertel Schritten verringern.

#tesla#s3xy#Commander
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Caleb 🦈

Rate my (net)deck? Testing it now in #Forge to see if it can beat a computer or not.

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Archidekt · Izzet a Plague, or just God? Swarm Theology • (Izzet Commander deck) • ArchidektThe Locust God - Commander deck Gods • Burn • Tokens • +1/+1 Counters • Draw • Commander Matters • Amass (1) Commander • (6) Burn • (30) Draw • (1) Finisher • (37) Land • (3) Protection • (8) Ramp • (7) Removal • (1) Sac Outlet • (1) Stax • (2) Tokens • (3) Tutor Story: In the echoing, steam-hissing halls where Izzet ingenuity meets divine mystery, a new field of study crackles with volatile energy: Swarm Theology. Its central figure, The Locust God, is less a subject of quiet reverence and more a catalyst for explosive revelation. Theologian-magi, adorned in scorched robes and crackling goggles, pore over forbidden texts and volatile reagents, seeking not enlightenment in the traditional sense, but understanding through invocation. Each drawn diagram, each deciphered rune—every scrap of knowledge acquired—invites the god's buzzing messengers, blurring the line between intellectual pursuit and apocalyptic summoning. Is this rigorous arcane science, or the unmaking of the world cloaked in academic curiosity? The pursuit itself is the only answer they seem interested in. The rituals are frantic, chaotic. Hands are emptied and refilled in blinding flashes of insight and oblivion, mirroring the frantic energy of a brainstorm session pushed to its breaking point – Flux, Winds of Change, Teferi's Puzzle Box twisting reality and thought alike. With every cycle, every card drawn through relentless curiosity or Teferi's temporal manipulations, the air grows thick. Wings beat against glass, chitin scrapes on metal, a rising tide of locusts flooding the laboratory-temple. These are not mere insects; they are theorems made flesh, divine calculations buzzing with blue and red mana, weaponized by the very knowledge that summons them, turned deadly by the fervent blessings of Purphoros or the sheer percussive force of Impact Tremors. Ultimately, the Swarm Theology proves its thesis through overwhelming presence. Opponents find their plans countered, their defenses cyclonically swept away, their ambitions disallowed by meticulous, controlling dogma. The final sermon is delivered not through words, but through a sky blotted out by a million wings, a chittering wave fueled by forbidden knowledge and amplified by zealous adherents like Torbran or directed through the cruel precision of Goblin Bombardment. The Locust God presides over it all, inscrutable, its presence a testament to the terrifying power found when relentless Izzet curiosity dares to theologize about plagues and divinity, leaving only the buzzing hum of inevitability in its wake. How the Deck Works At its heart, this deck is an engine focused on drawing cards to generate value, primarily through its commander, The Locust God. The core loop is simple: * Get The Locust God onto the battlefield. * Draw cards. Any card draw, whether from cantrips (Opt), static effects (Rhystic Study, Teferi's Ageless Insight), activated abilities (The Locust God itself, Teferi, Master of Time), or big wheel effects (Reforge the Soul, Winds of Change, Jace's Archivist), triggers The Locust God. * For each card drawn, create a 1/1 blue and red flying Insect token. * Leverage these tokens and the act of drawing cards to overwhelm and defeat your opponents through various win conditions. The deck aims to control the early game moderately with interaction, ramp into The Locust God, protect it, and then unleash a torrent of card draw to create an insurmountable board state or trigger game-ending damage effects. Key Synergies * The Locust God + Card Draw: This is the absolute cornerstone. Every draw spell becomes a token generator. * Wheel Effects + The Locust God: Cards like Magus of the Wheel, Reforge the Soul, and Winds of Change are powerhouse plays. Drawing 7+ cards instantly creates 7+ flying tokens, often catching opponents off guard and flooding the board. * Tokens + ETB Damage: Purphoros, God of the Forge, Impact Tremors, and Witty Roastmaster turn each token entering the battlefield into direct damage to your opponents. A big wheel turn with one of these out can often win the game on the spot. * Tokens + Payoffs: Goblin Bombardment lets you sacrifice tokens for direct damage and removal. Ashnod's Altar turns tokens into mana for explosive turns. Devilish Valet can become enormous very quickly after a wheel. Sage of the Falls can untap itself when tokens enter, potentially enabling more card draw. * Wheels + Draw Punishers: Combining a wheel effect with Narset, Parter of Veils or Jin-Gitaxias, Core Augur is devastating, refilling your hand while stripping your opponents' or severely limiting their draw. * Big Draw + No Max Hand Size: Cards like Reliquary Tower, Spellbook, Body of Knowledge, and Wizard Class (Level 3) are crucial for holding the massive number of cards drawn from wheels or effects like Consecrated Sphinx. * Consecrated Sphinx / Rhystic Study: These are powerful draw engines on their own, constantly feeding The Locust God tokens and keeping your hand full of options. * Torbran, Thane of Red Fell: Significantly boosts the damage from your red damage sources, including Purphoros, Impact Tremors, Goblin Bombardment, and the tokens themselves if they connect in combat. * Urza's Saga: Can tutor up essential artifacts like Sol Ring or Spellbook while also providing bodies. Strengths * Explosive Turns: The deck can pivot from a modest board state to a game-winning one very rapidly, especially with wheel effects. * Resilience: The Locust God returns to your hand when it dies, making it easier to recast (though commander tax still applies). The deck can rebuild quickly after board wipes simply by drawing more cards. * Potent Card Advantage: The commander itself encourages drawing, and the deck is packed with ways to draw even more cards, ensuring you rarely run out of gas. * Multiple Angles of Attack: You can win through combat damage with a swarm of flyers, direct damage via ETB triggers (Purphoros, etc.), sacrificing tokens (Goblin Bombardment), or even alternate win conditions like Triskaidekaphile. * Strong Mid-to-Late Game: Once the engine is assembled, the deck becomes incredibly powerful and difficult for many opponents to handle. Weaknesses * Commander Reliance: The deck's primary engine is tied directly to The Locust God. Consistent removal targeting it can significantly slow you down due to increasing commander tax. Protecting it with cards like Lightning Greaves is vital. * Anti-Draw Effects: Cards like Notion Thief, Spirit of the Labyrinth, or an opposing Narset can shut down your main strategy. You have Narset yourself, which can be double-edged if you need a big draw turn. * Stax / Rule of Law: Effects limiting spells cast per turn, taxing artifacts/creatures, or shutting down activated abilities hinder your development and explosive turns. "Torpor Orb" effects that stop ETB triggers negate your primary damage dealers (Purphoros, Impact Tremors, etc.). * Early Game Vulnerability: Fast, aggressive decks might pressure you before you can stabilize and deploy The Locust God effectively. Propaganda helps mitigate this. * Reliance on Key Payoffs: While you have multiple win conditions, drawing the payoff pieces (Purphoros, Impact Tremors, Goblin Bombardment) alongside your draw engine is key to closing out games efficiently. How to Pilot the Deck * Early Game (Turns 1-4): Focus on ramp (Sol Ring, Mind Stone, mana rocks) and potentially setting up early card advantage or utility (Rhystic Study, Ledger Shredder). Use Trinket Mage to find Sol Ring or Spellbook. Cast Opt or use cheap interaction if necessary. Your main goal is to get enough mana to cast The Locust God reliably. Tutor for Lightning Greaves with Gamble if you feel risky, or hold tutors for later. * Mid Game (Turns 5-8): Aim to cast The Locust God. Ideally, cast it with protection available (Lightning Greaves already on board, or mana open for Counterspell/Negate/Deflecting Swat). Start generating value by activating The Locust God's ability or casting smaller draw spells. Deploy setup pieces like Teferi's Ageless Insight, Curiosity Crafter, or ETB damage dealers if the coast seems clear. Use Mystical Tutor end-of-turn before your turn to find a crucial wheel or interaction. * Late Game (Turns 9+): This is where you execute your main plan. Find a window to cast a major wheel effect (Reforge the Soul, Magus of the Wheel, etc.) while The Locust God is on the battlefield. If you have Purphoros, Impact Tremors, or Witty Roastmaster out, this can often result in lethal damage immediately. Otherwise, you'll create a massive army of flying tokens. Use Goblin Bombardment or Ashnod's Altar for value. Protect your position with counterspells and use Cyclonic Rift to clear the way or deal with overwhelming threats. Leverage powerful engines like Consecrated Sphinx or game-disrupting pieces like Blood Moon or Narset to maintain control. Don't be afraid to use The Locust God's loot ability to dig for answers or trigger token creation if you have mana available. Keep track of your hand size and deploy "no maximum hand size" effects before big draw turns. Piloting this deck is about managing resources, protecting your commander, and knowing the right moment to "go off" with a massive draw spell. Good luck unleashing the swarm!
#magicthegathering#izzet#edh
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J M Berntson

Played a game of #MagicTheGathering #Commander with my Obuun deck, against The Wise Mothman, Maelstrom Wanderer, and #Saheeli, Radiant Creator.

After the Saheeli player got knocked out by radiation, after a few energy-fueled board-bounces, I managed to get a Scute Swarm on the board alongside a landfall-doubler and extra land plays, so after a few turns I attacked with 2915 Scute Swarms.

They got Aetherized.

A turn later, I had 629,640 Scute Swarms. Bounced.

Then my forest creatures won.

An "Obuun, Mul Daya Ancestor" Magic: The Gathering card alongside a Scute Swarm infinitoken marked with "×629,640".
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Betterifyouneil

The Guardian: Trump says he fears Putin may be ‘tapping me along’ after Zelenskyy meeting

theguardian.com/world/2025/apr
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#WarHero
#Commander
#Leader
#President
#Caring
#Polite
#Kind
#Cool
#Admirable
#Courage
#Strength
#Perseverance
All things #Zelenskyy exudes.

Zel travels all over the world, again, to meet with cheeseburger, where it is the same story/old as time, you can't have a milkshake bc the machine isn't working.

Cheeseburger belongs in paradise, not in politics.
#ShitstainInTheBasilica

The Guardian · Trump says he fears Putin ‘may be tapping me along’ after Zelenskyy meetingBy William Christou
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