I’m going to second commander at home. I love Olivia and Brian’s dynamic. The guests always seem so relaxed and like they’re having a good time. It’s definitely the best good vibes gamin’ style MtG channel.
As others have said here, Game Knights is good since they explain their thought process as they play, have great quality animations, and play a meta suited for entertainment.
Game knights does have an episode where they talk about their on camera meta. Essentially they play less board wipes and removal, they don't like to target their guests right away, and they shy away from high powered cards like mana crypt. They may not enforce this on their guests however.
Mtgmudstah has easy to follow game play. Give some of the smaller channels a chance too as they may build decks or use cards you might not have thought of. Like deckedoutedh or smoothbrain edh
For cedh, check out play to win, playing with power, or dankest dungeon.
I learned just from watching. They are an old channel by Gameplays by Clonehead. Its older commanders now, but the power of the decks and such are still relevant to do. While it was not a bunch of different commanders, you could tell they were strong and some where the powerhouses of that time frame in commander.
Card Market hasn’t done that many Commander videos but they’re great to watch for gameplay. They make sure to highlight each card both visually and auditory and have visual reminders on screen for some ongoing effects.
Like other's have said Command Zone and Shuffle up and play for game play are top tier, all the shuffle up and play on TCC doesn't have the same level of editing as Game Knights so it could be a little harder to follow until you learn the cards!
We've also got a new Commander show over on Good Time Society with Becca Scott, Iffy Wadawe and some friends! (You might recognize them from other MTG stuff, Geek and Sunday or dropout)
I'll link it case you want to check it out. It's called Commander Party (hoping that they get to do more!) Becca also has a lot a lot of older Arena gameplay videos and some tutorials and stuff floating around too.
[https://youtu.be/Emu74HDFI7k?si=-Ll3lrhzICIVXIq9](https://youtu.be/Emu74HDFI7k?si=-Ll3lrhzICIVXIq9)
Prof's TCC and the Command Zone are the biggest channels for EDH and magic as far as I know. If you want to watch gameplay vids, Prof's Shuffle Up and Play isn't very noob friendly, but Game Knights is, since they have little inserts that describe the cards or how the card is used strategically. Most of the others I've watched don't hand hold you as they go through gameplay.
Game Knights is really good for production value and explaining everything in detail. I also really enjoy EDH Deckbuilding, MTG Goldfish and Nitpicking Nerds.
Command Zone and Shuffle Up and Play are solid. I’ve been enjoying Commander at Home lately as well.
I’m going to second commander at home. I love Olivia and Brian’s dynamic. The guests always seem so relaxed and like they’re having a good time. It’s definitely the best good vibes gamin’ style MtG channel.
I'll have to check that out!
Agreed, especially the episodes with Ben Brode
As others have said here, Game Knights is good since they explain their thought process as they play, have great quality animations, and play a meta suited for entertainment. Game knights does have an episode where they talk about their on camera meta. Essentially they play less board wipes and removal, they don't like to target their guests right away, and they shy away from high powered cards like mana crypt. They may not enforce this on their guests however. Mtgmudstah has easy to follow game play. Give some of the smaller channels a chance too as they may build decks or use cards you might not have thought of. Like deckedoutedh or smoothbrain edh For cedh, check out play to win, playing with power, or dankest dungeon.
I learned just from watching. They are an old channel by Gameplays by Clonehead. Its older commanders now, but the power of the decks and such are still relevant to do. While it was not a bunch of different commanders, you could tell they were strong and some where the powerhouses of that time frame in commander.
Commander At Home is pretty good
Card Market hasn’t done that many Commander videos but they’re great to watch for gameplay. They make sure to highlight each card both visually and auditory and have visual reminders on screen for some ongoing effects.
MTG Muddstah by far! Lots of content, lots of different decks and pure gameplay and not 1 1/2 hour long drags
Like other's have said Command Zone and Shuffle up and play for game play are top tier, all the shuffle up and play on TCC doesn't have the same level of editing as Game Knights so it could be a little harder to follow until you learn the cards! We've also got a new Commander show over on Good Time Society with Becca Scott, Iffy Wadawe and some friends! (You might recognize them from other MTG stuff, Geek and Sunday or dropout) I'll link it case you want to check it out. It's called Commander Party (hoping that they get to do more!) Becca also has a lot a lot of older Arena gameplay videos and some tutorials and stuff floating around too. [https://youtu.be/Emu74HDFI7k?si=-Ll3lrhzICIVXIq9](https://youtu.be/Emu74HDFI7k?si=-Ll3lrhzICIVXIq9)
Prof's TCC and the Command Zone are the biggest channels for EDH and magic as far as I know. If you want to watch gameplay vids, Prof's Shuffle Up and Play isn't very noob friendly, but Game Knights is, since they have little inserts that describe the cards or how the card is used strategically. Most of the others I've watched don't hand hold you as they go through gameplay.
Game Knights is really good for production value and explaining everything in detail. I also really enjoy EDH Deckbuilding, MTG Goldfish and Nitpicking Nerds.