sure if it belongs here but i do want to shout out the ozolith because it's just like one of the best cards ever but like when your stuff dies if it had counters on it the azoleth will store them for you and then you can put them right back onto another creature that you play on your next turn during your combat step like i feel like this might also count because they blew up your stuff but you got to keep all the candy and then you can just get the candy back on another creature that feels like also a form of like mitigating against board protection to me that i feel like we have to bring up in this episode because i just love putting NUMBER_TOKEN counters onto a nauseous and then putting them right back onto a creature you guys it feels so good it's one of those cards that was kind of costed for standard oh one mana to move that first strike counter over to the ozoth and then back to a creature that seems fair and an edh that never happens it's always i'm gonna move these NUMBER_TOKEN plus one plus one counters over on the creature i just flung at somebody and then move them back when i am in combat to something else it's just always used for crazy things that make the one mana cost on it seem insane yeah as much as maybe some cards have been missed um miscosted for commander i think the ozil is probably one of the most egregious offenders because like this card is probably like the ultimate insurance policy you can call it jake from state farm like it's that good like yeah like joey pointed out like you always are putting a ton of counters onto it so instead of just losing all of those like you're gonna get paid back eventually it's such a powerful powerful card i don't know if i would call it a pinata necessarily but it's just a way to make sure that whenever something does die like you're not completely getting blown out mm-hmm i just know that it it's a lot of candy that's how i feel about it it's great all right matt take us to our next point here what's another thing that you can do to prepare against setbacks and board wipes um we'll just play more cards you know we talked about sandbagging cards but eventually like if you just keep running things out like people are going to run out of answers eventually so if you just deploy enough threats and just say i mean dana's recce deck is probably the best narration of this effect where he's just running out threat after threat after threat after threat a lot of it's you know partially due to just reki's nature of just every single creature he casts in that in and most non-creatures actually too um but they just replace themselves in dana's hands so dana's able to just keep a steady stream of threats coming out um so just staying relentless always attacking um eventually people are just gonna run out of ways to deal with your board state yeah that tech is insane dude dana i've i love the way you've constructed that but like we've genuinely played against your wrecky deck where we leveled three board wipes against just your stuff and you still
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