@numberknower@DrFatbody@ZBexx First, get out a notebook to keep track lol.
Each TS triggers separately, but only the second trigger will give an extra turn.
Make note of who wins the first trigger, then if by some miracle both TS are destroyed, resolve all "floating" turns in reverse order.
@numberknower@FadedMTG It's almost even better if you only force the table onto Undying Flames. Even if they kill you, they're still stuck playing by *your* rules for the rest of it.
@kellydigges Candyland is a game in the same way the a restaurant which decides your order at random is a restaurant.
The food is there, but you didn't get to make any meaningful decisions, and it may not be very enjoyable as a result.
@ShowlandE @JakeBossMTG There is still a person behind the store, you know. I understand why you'd think that way, but please understand that you're not winning some imaginary game by doing that.
It's not Target or Walmart you're talking about, it's your LGS.
@CommanderHerald I mean, its play-pattern mimics a Planeswalker pretty well.
Tick up to loot and make a pilot, do that enough to "ult" and crash in with your 8/8.
I'm not a fan of the precedent if WotC starts printing more of these one-off oddball commanders, but this one is decidedly okay.
@ghirapurigears I really want to say Dockside, because I hate that card a lot
but realistically it's gotta be Opposition Agent. It goes squarely into the pile of "has never sparked joy even once." The positive is that most folks I know simply don't use it.
@ghirapurigears Can't recall its name, but the white prerelease rare from original Theros felt absolutely unbeatable most of the time. Didn't help that UW heroic was the best draft archetype by a country mile too.
@WakeUpSuper The world would be worse off without you.
I'm just one viewer, but my day has always been brighter with you on the other side of the screen. I've always admired how open you've been with discussing these things.
I'm glad you're here.
@StarCityGames This is an EASY Coalition Victory. No contest.
Arguments for Sundering Titan exist, but that card does not lead to fun gameplay ever. CV is a neat build-around, slow, and incredibly restrictive.
Biorhythm honks and Paradox is for storm players who are bad at math.