Game Info
Year
2024
Players
2-4
Age
8+
Playtime
30 min
Complexity
1.2/5
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Description
A chaotic party microgame where two to four players battle their tribes of goblins to determine who becomes the Greatest Goblin
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Video 2ZIKJYzsZtw
The Command Zone Analysis at 2:37 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Super sick deck with neat synergies.
- Can go wide, burn face, and control the board.
- Powerful commander with cool options.
- The commander provides card advantage through sacrificing creatures.
- The deck has the power to be extremely explosive.
- Players have control over when their goblins die, which mitigates board wipes.
- The card advantage engine from the commander is very real.
- Black Sun Zenith works well as a way to put counters on everything and trigger the commander.
- Champion of the Weird is a strong card with a good rate.
- Everlasting Torment makes combat difficult for opponents.
- Patchikmons and Goblin Bombardment act as sacrifice outlets that also deal damage.
Cons
- Attracts a lot of attention
- Opponents will see cards coming when exiled from the top of the library
- Can be difficult to play if pieces are not set up correctly
Thematic elements
- Goblins, Orcs, Armies, Sacrificing, Counters
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Counters — The deck focuses on putting counters on goblins, orcs, or armies.
- Deck Cycling/Searching — The deck includes cards like Skullclamp that draw additional cards, and the commander's ability provides card advantage when creatures die.
- Impulse Draw — The commander allows playing cards exiled from the top of the library, effectively an impulse draw.
- Sacrificing — The deck focuses on sacrificing creatures, particularly goblins.
- token generation — The deck generates multiple goblin tokens.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Greetings humans. You have entered the command zone.
- This is where Rachel's brewing prowess comes to the forefront.
- The Great Goblin deals two damage to target opponent.
- Bayorn the Fierce is three green for a legendary creature. Bear, shape shifter, warrior. He has trample. He's a 66.
- Other bears you control get plus two. Plus two.
- Thorin has all this gold and doesn't want to spend it or share it.
- Thanduel has all activated abilities of all elf cards in your graveyard.
- Fauna Shaman. This has to be the best Fauna Shaman deck that I have ever seen.
- Dionus Elvish Archdruid. This card's insane.
- This is extremely powerful and it's a legendary elf, so you draw two.
- It's very soft to board wipes, so you need to keep that in mind.
- The commander can be uh very aggressive, but I like what you said about like kind of balancing the amount of aggression that you want to put on the board.
- This is a really powerful sort of toolboxy deck that can uses a lot of different tutor lines to fill up your graveyard for the right moment.
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Video 2UjW3dT3MXA
The Command Zone Analysis at 1:08:35 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Strong synergy with goblins and counters.
- Can deal significant damage through commander's ability.
- Works well with Amass mechanics.
- Has combo potential with persist and counter synergies.
- Scales with the number of goblins and counters.
Cons
- Relies on having multiple goblins on the battlefield.
- Can be vulnerable to board wipes.
- Requires careful management of counters and synergies.
Thematic elements
- Goblin tribal with counters and damage.
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Amass — Works with Amass to create armies, particularly goblin armies.
- Counters — Cares about putting plus one/+1 counters or minus one/-1 counters on creatures.
- Goblin Tribal — Synergizes with goblin creatures.
- persist — Goblin creatures with persist can be used in combos.
- sacrifice — Sac outlets enable combos and value.
Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
- This is a commander that will not die.
- This deck draws a disgusting number of cards.
- Absurd.
- This is a six mana, but man, this is a powerful card.
- the powerful version of this deck gets nuts.
- The more goblins you have, the more damage you can do.
- It's Mine Crank.
- This is a big mana mono green deck that can make a ton of colorless mana.
- nobody's ever had a busted elf deck.
- Lots of combo potential here.
- I just think if this card hits the battlefield, the game is kind of over.
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Video CVFgsxVhuk4
Tabletop Minions Discussion at 1:18:13 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- artwork by Stephanie found on Twitch was perfect for the book
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
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Quotes (from this video)
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- I think they're that scared of 3D printing I think they don't want to do it
- I don't think that's really that's not the point is to to beat Games Workshop
- you create a game like Vince and I do or like fat dragon games does or like lots of different companies you create a game because you want to do it you're not out there to be like the best you're out there to put out a game that you enjoy and then hopefully people will pick up and enjoy as well
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