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:eek::eek::eek: No response.

Strix: yes. Chronoclasm: Huh? You didn't Mass Diminish yourself...

Nothing from me.

Let's make it 37. End of turn, I'll cast Vampiric Tutor. Also, the damage to Sevinne is prevented by one of his abilities, so he's still totally alive. UUD, Ever After on Ramses Overdark and Shadowmage Infiltrator (again), Despondency on Sevinne, done. Edit: I spotted a slight error...

Looks like Famine resolves. My life total after taking damage from Famine should be 39 (last board state posted here has it at 40, but it was already at 40 before I sacrificed both of my zombies to Claws of Gix).

In response, I'll sac Shadowmage Infiltrator to Claws of Gix.

If your cards in hand was 3 before you cast Leadership Vacuum, it should still be 3 now. You'd still get the cantrip part of Leadership Vacuum (the spell targets me, not my commander, so it can't fizzle), then you'd draw another card on your turn and be up to 4, and playing a land brings you...

On the one hand, my use of Spike Weaver on 19 Sundays spread out over the course of 11 months this year and last year pales in comparison to the nearly daily play that I must have once racked up with some classic cards when I was a teenager. On the other hand, building 19 totally different decks...

Graveyard.

Yet again, I'll sacrifice my commander to Claws of Gix.

Sorry. I had intended to post yesterday evening, but I was exhausted and fell asleep. Anyway, I'll cast Talisman of Dominance. Done. Mooseman: 38 Dmg from commander: 0/21 Hand: 3 Library: 76 Command Zone (0): 2URW Sevinne, the Chronoclasm (URW) (Human Wizard, 2/2, Prevent all damage that would...

The Savra deck was the first time I brought Spike Weaver to the West Coast Commander League. Here were the other instances, in order... 7/14/19: Reyhan, Last of the Abzan & Kydele, Chosen of Kruphix “Bearadise Lost” Mostly, Spike Weaver was a defensive stopgap here, as I was trying to buy time...

So... Yesterday, I was pulling cards out of storage boxes to hunt for cards a some miscellaneous Standard uncommons a friend needed, and I happened to spot the deckbox with my "The Spikes" precon. So yes, it sure was in there. And it's been so long that I can't really be sure if that was the...

The deck that first got me set on this path of overusing Spike Weaver in EDH was the one I built for the April 14, 2019 meetup of the West Coast Commander League. I named it "If You Wanna Fight That's Fine With Me." The name is taken from a single line in an obscure, defunct webcomic. I liked...

It will only be a zombie for as long as it stays on the battlefield. If it leaves and comes back again, it won't be a zombie anymore.

UUD, I'll cast Ever After on Ramses Overdark and Shadowmage Infiltrator. Responses?

I'll leave Ramses in the graveyard. Think the rest is right, though.

In response, I'll activate Ramses Overdark to destroy Ajani's Pridemate. Holding priority, I'll sac Ramses Overdark to Claws of Gix. Pass priority.

The "spikes" were a creature type from Rath Block, aka Tempest Block. They were spread out across all three sets in the block. I just want to take a moment to note how awesome of a block this was. These days, it's somewhat overlooked as either part of the "old" sets, or as something toward early...

It's been a while since I did one of these. And after revisiting a crappy old creature I used to use when I was new to the game, I thought Spike Weaver deserved a thread, being the creature that last year saw, by far, the most play in my decks. I mean, did you catch this thread? I compiled some...