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Played a bunch of games last night. The last game was with this deck. Unfortunately, my opening hand let me flood the board with artifacts really quickly and painted a huge target on me. My opponents understandably focused their removal on me, which slowed me down and let another player assemble...

Testing this deck brought me to an awkward conclusion. I find that I often get stuck with no way to kill my own creatures, especially my commander, and am stuck hoping that my opponents will do the job for me. The deck has awesome sac outlets, but they all get put on the bottom of my library by...

After a bit of testing, I've spotted some changes I want to make. -1 Displacer Kitten -1 Approach of the Second Sun -1 Terminus -1 Teferi, Time Raveler -1 Ugin, the Spirit Dragon -1 Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth +1 Mystic Remora +1 Seal of Cleansing +1 Seal of Removal +1 Standstill +1 Lotus Petal +1...

Some more revisions. So, I definitely pulled Task Force from my bulk boxes along with other rebels when I built this deck, but I honestly can't remember whether I omitted it deliberately to eschew comboing with it or whether I actually just didn't think of that at all. Doesn't matter. I'm...

As our fifth chapter progressed, the overall Vial Goblins archetype in Legacy stayed more or less the same. Some niche tools became available, but mostly those had better results in other formats. I know that Modern saw some fluctuation in its own goblin decks. In Legacy, things became rather...

Only played this deck once so far. Got into a weird spot where I was durdling with Parallax Tide on my own lands for marginal value. Eventually I used a big Cyclonic Rift and then followed it up with my commander and Time Spiral, which let me combo off.

I wasn't necessarily disappointed by the commander options with the latest set, but I wasn't really impressed either. The main legend that stuck out to me was "Zimone and Dina." If I'll pulled that card in a booster pack, I'd have felt obligated to build a deck around it. Well, I didn't pull the...

Awesome. My first game since putting Zodiac Dragon in the deck, and I won with Zodiac Dragon. I fell behind on mana production, but had Zirilan of the Claw, Phyrexian Altar, Sneak Attack, and Lathliss, Dragon Queen. Made 400,000,000,000 dragon tokens and swung in for the win.

Yeah, this deck keeps winning. I made some serious misplays, but no one was able to capitalize on them and I was able to execute a Bomberman loop for the win.

Played another game with this deck. I lost, but I also kinda-sorta threw the game early on by using Enlightened Tutor to fetch a Manabond that I never actually needed for the rest of the game. If I'd grabbed Sylvan Library instead, I wouldn't have been stuck in topdeck mode. My opponents avoided...

I have one change that I can make now that I own the card I've been wanting to run this whole time... -1 Tyrant's Familiar +1 Zodiac Dragon

Yeah, it's not a version of the deck that I had much experience with, so I don't feel all that qualified to comment on it. Traditional Vial Goblins decks succeeded by being able to put a lot of aggro pressure on opponents while also being able to go the distance by ramping into more synergies...

This deck won its first game, although I wasn't really impressed. Basically, Gaea's Blessing saved my bacon against the mill player, then my creatures won out in combat.

Kept a one-land hand, then proceeded to stomp everyone else at the table with a second turn Otharri (Sol Ring into Fellwar Stone into Reconnaissance to start with, then I drew another Plains and one of my opponents gave my Fellwar Stone access to red mana).

Need to get more games in with this one. I tried it out again, and fell behind on land drops, so I got stuck for a bit. Another player picked me off just as I was about to finally turn things around.

Lost horrifically with this deck. For the first time, I saw someone actually play Break the Ice in EDH. Had my own manabase blown up while other players got to keep their lands. Ouch.

I've kept this deck in my bag this whole time, but I guess I was hardly touching it until recently. Won my most recent game. Nothing fancy, and I benefited from a Nevinyrral's Disk that I avoided playing into. Abominable Treefolk is a superstar in this deck.

Since I didn't think this through earlier, I'm at a bit of a loss as to how to think of this "fifth chapter" in the history of goblins. The fourth chapter essentially saw goblins at the peak of their power, with multiple developments that revolutionized the archetype across multiple formats...

Back in 2020, I build a lands deck helmed by Torsten Von Ursus. Of course, I had no idea that we'd later get a new version of Torsten, one that actually makes sense as the commander of a land-themed deck. Continuing my gradual progress on eventually building EDH decks helmed by every one of the...

Thanks. This deck started out just because of a confluence of two things. I wanted to build at least one deck with a commander from the new set. So I was browsing my options. I'd been thinking about potentially building a deck helmed by Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero. Seeing rebels in one of the...