Podcasts about laboratory maniacs

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Welcome in to a new episode of the Tryhard Academy Podcast. In this episode, Cole and Jeff swing open the doors to The Emerald City and pull open the curtain on the "Curiosity Control" archetype; known by some as the 4C Rashmi Control Archetype. Since C16, 4C Rashmi Control has been a well-performing archetype over the last few years, in cEDH pods worldwide. This deck blends reactive control elements, with Curiosity style enchantments, in order to draw a boatload of cards and bury your opponents in card advantage. To further their control gameplan, the archetype uses a few tried-and-true asymmetric, and symmetric, hate pieces that do not affect the deck directly. If you're a fan of playing Magic on other people's turns and controlling the tempo of the game's flow, then this deck might just be up your alley. ========================================================== Decklists: http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/4c-rashmi-curious-control/ The progenitor archetype, created by u/Sickrobot and Sigi of the Laboratory Maniacs. https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/the-emerald-city-4c-rashmi-control/ Jeff's personal version of this powerful archetype. https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/budget-4c-curious-control/ A budget variation (roughly $500 to $750 USD) on the classic 4C Rashmi Control concept; especially helpful if you're on a budget. ========================================================= DISCLAIMER: All audio and video media used in the production of this video is utilized with permission under the Creative Commons License. All Audio/Video footage used in the making of this video is meant to be used in a trans-formative manner, for the expressed purposes of providing both educational value (related to Magic The Gathering), and entertainment. All rights reserved to the owners of their respective media sources. Audio Clip #1: “Get Down With The Sickness", by Disturbed. Copyright October 2000, from the LP "The Sickness". Giant Records. Audio Clip #2: “The Wizard of Oz”, 75th Anniversary version. Originally copyright 1939, by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and distributed by Loew's, Inc. Redistributed on Sept. 15, 2013 via Warner Bros. Entertainment. ======================================================== Find us on Social Media: On FB: https://www.facebook.com/teamtryhard Website: https://thetryhardigans.wixsite.com/tryhardacademy Email: thetryhardigans@gmail.com Here, on the Anchor Podcasting Platform: https://www.anchor.fm/tryhard-academy ======================================================== Thanks for tuning in and have a great day.

Content Advisory: Portions of the audio content may be considered NSFW. ======================================================================== Welcome on in to another episode of the Tryhard Academy Podcast. In this episode (episode 7), our executive officer Cole gives us the rundown on Ruric Thar Stax, a one-stop shop of various Stax pieces and mass land destruction related goodness potent enough to make most Storm and Fast Combo players think twice about what they're doing at the table in the first place. In specific, Cole gives us the rundown on this deck archetype, to include its strengths and weaknesses, what makes this deck tick, how to pilot this deck, and how this deck accrues value over the course of any cEDH game. You can find Cole's version of the archetype on Tapped Out, as well as Jeff's version of this archetype, by following any of the Tapped Out links below. For Cole's version, follow the following link... https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/the-smart-riot-1/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You can find Jeff's version of the same archetype by following the link below... http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/dumb-and-dumber-ruric-thar-stax/ =================================================== Disclaimer: All audio footage is provided courtesy of Army of Darkness (Copyright October 1992, Renaissance Pictures/Universal Pictures) under the Fair Use Provision of U.S. Copyright Law, and under the Creative Commons License. Usage of video footage from the movie in question is used for entertainment purposes only, with the expressed purpose of parody and humor in a transformative manner, in a non-commercial setting. All Rights Reserved. ================================================== Original inspiration and credit for the deck and deck archetype is provided courtesy of "tw0handt0uch" and The Laboratory Maniacs. All Rights Reserved. The URL for that list can be found at the following Tapped Out link... http://www.tappedout.net/mtg-decks/ruric-thar-competitive-your-heart-is-a-muscle/ ==================================================== If you're interested in learning more about Stax as an archetype, to include more of a comprehensive history on this resource denial attrition strategy, feel free to peruse the following link, provided courtesy of MTG Salvation. https://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/the-game/commander-edh/204260-the-stax-primer ===================================================== As always, if you like this content, feel free to like, share, and subscribe to this podcast for more content like this. Feel free to also get in touch with us if you have a suggestion for future content, or if you have questions/comments about the content in this video. You can reach out to us through any of the following means... On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teamtryhard On the web: https://thetryhardigans.wixsite.com/tryhardacademy Via Email: thetryhardigans@gmail.com =================================================== Thanks for listening and have a great day.

In This Weeks Episode: Commander is a great format to play with your friends.  What happens when your friends are the competitive type.  We pick up where we left off in this weeks MTGYou. Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode No links this week Article of the week: Laboratory Maniacs https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo41YdkXVTp4dTXvhduaeYw Please send us comments or questions: Email: ... Read more MTGYou #142 – Competitive Commander part 2

So, yeah. We're doing English now. Hurray! To mark this new beginning of sorts, we are resetting our episode count and starting anew. And while we're not exactly pack fresh anymore when it comes to podcasting, this is definitely a new experience for us. Alright, let's talk Shop(s): This week, we are bringing you a whole bunch of Standard talk. Why was Mardu Vehicles so dominant at Pro Tour Aether Revolt, and why haven't we seen it all that much after the Pro Tour? We're also taking a close look at a deck that's been putting up very good results against the Vehicle Menace: UR Emerge.Listen here:If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element Youtube: Soon!Links:Modern Masters 2017 & Amonkhet PackagingUR EmergePlayEDH Discord ServerLaboratory Maniacs on YouTubeMagic Taverne on FacebookMagic Taverne on TwitterMagic Taverne on YouTubeMagic Taverne FeedBurner Feed