Kolaghan's Command

If you wanna see, like, old gameplay of that, where, like, the end result of a good Grixis gameplay or a good Grixis, uh, match was if your opponent was just nickel-and-diming you at the end of, uh, a long game with Snapcasters and Baleful Stringes, you knew that they had executed their plan against you, and it's not where you wanted to be.

But, like, I mean, who doesn't wanna go Snapcaster Mage, Kolaghan's Command, pick up your Snapcaster Mage again, do it all, Baleful Strix? I mean, there was cool plays of, like, Liliana, the Last Hope with no targets, uptick on the Baleful, on your own Baleful Strix.

That way you can Kolaghan's Command it, pick it back up, and draw cards.

And when, when you had to work to get your rectangles, and we appreciate that work.

Uh, in the sideboard, blue Elemental Blast, Flusterstorm, Meltdown, a bunch of blasts.

But it's an interesting thought there.

Price of progress, this just goes, you know, if you're playing against big mana decks or if you're trying to steal a game from a four-color player, I think price of progress, this is where, like, typically your blood moons would be, your back-to-basics would be.

He went for a more aggressive slant because there are some matchups where you just want to be the, like, thicker burn deck, you know, between lightning bolts and Kolaghan's command, you know, four bolts, three Kolaghan's commands, and two price of progress.