Trinisphere Plays – Azusa vs Animar vs Nicol Bolas – M25 EDH
March 28, 2018
Timmy, Johnny, and Spike have picked their favorite Masters 25 Commanders to battle it out in this Episode! **NEW AND IMPROVED** with correct commander names!
The Trinisphere: Where Timmy, Johnny, Spike battle over all things EDH.
Timmy, Johnny, Spike, and Director Matt do battle using on the fields of Planar Chaos, an EDH variant designed by our own Johnny. This format leverages cards and die from Plane chase to create a unique experience. Armed with EDH decks led by Planeswalkers, who will emerge victorious? Watch and find out!
The Trinisphere: Where Timmy, Johnny, Spike (and sometimes Director Matt) battle over all things EDH.
Something for Everyone: Helm of Posession
August 19, 2015
By Dodo Bird Commander writer Josh Jurgensen
Howdy, readers! If your summer has been anything like mine has been, it’s flown by far too quickly. We had a bunch of great gems come our way in Origins and that’s a problem – because now I need to make seemingly-impossible cuts to my decks. To add to the frustration, we’ve just got our first sneak peek into Battle for Zendikar – and I’m worried that it might completely upend my beloved Karn deck. Speaking of artifact-y goodness, I got an underutilized, overlooked classic for us to talk about this week:
Edric Deck Interview – Command Tower Episode 16
July 2, 2015
By Dodo Bird Commander
“Space Ballin'”
Simon’s Edric deck attacks from all angles and finishes with a flurry of combos.
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Command Tower Episode 9: Mogis/Kaervek vs. Merieke/Omnath
November 7, 2014
One-Two Punch: Selesnya
October 24, 2014
By Dodo Bird Commander writer Ryan Zeitz
Hey everyone, Rhyno here charging at you with the tenth and final installment of “One-Two Punch”, a 10-part series where I show you 3 powerful card pairs, one 2-color guild at a time.
I’ve had a blast writing this series and hearing about the awesome one-two punches you guys are playing in your own decks.
These are NOT combos in the traditional sense that they instantly K.O. (cuz that’s below the belt). Instead, they’re the jab and the uppercut you need to get back in the fight when your opponents have you cornered.
Green-white is Selesnya…Let’s go!