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So i played mangara's tome and pulled out the urza lands, nissa from battle for zendikar, and karametra's acolyte. I save these until my dad takes my deck out. I have a tuskguard captain out and a couple others, and i play krakalin as 13/13 and next turn i draw my nissa and -2 her immediately. Go all in and deal 15 damage to take dad down to 1, then he quits.
Eventually, my cousin, who plays the least, was brought down to 1 life. But, he was running green, and basically was like a nuke. One shot, one kill.
So instead of killing him, we each tried bribing him to help us win. The whole game got into who was able to befriend the other, and surprisingly, the worst player out of all of us, won the game.
Why?
Because me and my other friend who play alot were to stubborn to let the other one win.
Brother: 46 Life, a lot of creatures (mostly tokens), Emmara, Soul of the Accord, Viven (Champion).
Me: 7 Life, 2 Electrostatic walls, 1 Guttersnipe, Ral, Izzet Viceroy, Ral, Storm Conduit, Niv-Mizzet, Parun, Chandra (Artisan), Precognition Field, Omniscience.
My Hand, at the time: Doublecast, few lands, Cerulean Drake
Me an my brother were playing Magic. I was playing an Izzet Deck, and he was playing a Selesnya Populate. Now here's the thing: My brother had tons of lifelink soldiers and double the amount of saprolings (or as I like to call them, speed bumps.) I was at 7 life, and he was going to kill me, when I drew an Electrodominance. Obviously, I play it, and since it's about turn 26 or something, I pay A LOT of mana to kill him.
*Draw* Niv-Mizzet (1 Life) >> Electrodominance (20 est.) >> Doublecast (4 = Fields + Guttersnipe) >> Electrodominance (20 est.) >> 2 Electrostatic Fields + 1 Guttersnipe + Storm Conduit (2) = 49.
I won with about 9 cards left in my library. (Cause I was a fool and kept usong Chandra and Rals' abilities.)
I remember this open time when I was playing with four other people and this one person with their Ezuri elf deck kept targeting me (he does this every game). I was at one life now, and then I suddenly got control of the board. I defeated two of the players, and convinced one person to just assist me (or die). So then, the last person, who I lent my other deck to, played dragon tempest and then a dragon. Then I lost
It was a 4 player game where I was playing Izzet artifacts/artificers, my partner was nonblue Knights, and the other two players were monored artifact hate and monogreen... monogreen. While the monored player was somewhat threatening, the monogreen was truly terrifying due to his crap ton of ramp and stompy creatures. Eventually he demolished the monored player, leaving me and my partner to face against him. However, we had a trick up our sleeve. I had a Mycosynth Lattice on the field and my partner had a Merciless Eviction in their hand. Our plan was to exile all artifacts, which would wipe away everything due to the Lattice. This plan almost didn't come into fruition because the green player played a Reclamation Sage, but I countered it, keeping our plan intact. On my partner's turn, they played their Eviction, and then the green player conceded due to having no good way to recover from losing all their lands.
Soon after I got beat by my partner due to blunders on my part, but it was still a very fun game.
I'm playing a mono-red burn deck, and I've gotten my opponent down to 1 life. However, they're playing a mill deck, and I only have about 8 cards remaining in my library. I pass the turn, and they play several mill spells, putting my library to 0. They say "Good game" in the chat. What they don't realize, though, is that I control a Spear Spewer, which is a creature that can tap to deal 1 damage to each player. I reply "Good game," and place a stop on my upkeep (making sure the game doesn't skip past it.) On my upkeep, I activate Spear Spewer for the win.
I'm on Arena, playing (I think) a white aggro deck. I get my Azorius control-playing opponent into the mid-single digits, but they wipe the board, gain some life, and pretty soon my cause looks hopeless. I considered conceding at that time, but I decided I would wait until my opponent played a win condition, and then concede when that happened. They played enchantment after enchantment, card draw spell after card draw spell.
My opponent never played a win condition. They died to decking.
I don't really like the deck because it's blue, but I also don't like people who draw too many cards.