Obosh - Deck Tech | #330

The Command Zone

Collected Company & Studio71

Hobbies, Leisure, Games

4.9 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2020

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

On this episode, JLK breaks down his build for Obosh, the Preypiercer (as Commander). The goal of this deck is very simple: create fast games. And hopefully to also win some of those games. If you're looking to speed up the pace of your playgroup, this deck is for you! ---------- JLK's Full Obosh Deck List: https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/jlks-obosh-command-zone-330/update/ ---------- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Greetings humans, you have entered the commons.
0:05.0	Your destination for all aspects of Elder Dragon Highlander. Enjoy your stay.
0:30.8	Bern, baby, Bern!
0:33.6	Wow, we did it back in the first time.
0:35.8	That was like the fifth time we've done it.
0:37.4	So if it was better, the first time,
0:41.2	we should probably stop doing it.
0:42.5	We're getting more and more deeper.
0:43.7	We're just carrying less as we go and I was like,
0:46.3	Yeah, Bern, baby, burn the song down.
0:48.5	All right, what's up, everybody?
0:50.2	You're watching Slash Listen to the CommandZone Podcast.
0:52.4	I'm your host, Jimmy Wong.
0:53.5	How is it?
0:54.0	It's Josh Lee Quai.
0:55.5	Well, Bern, baby, Bern,
0:58.3	we're doing the Obaash, the Prey Piercer deck tech today.
1:01.9	Bern Obaash.
1:02.5	Yes.
1:03.3	Bern Obaash, Bern.
1:04.8	You may remember in the set review we did for a Coria,
1:06.6	we talked about how we thought Obaash would be a good Bern deck.
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