[MD] 60-Card Paleozoic

OVERVIEW:

Here's the decklist used in the video! Not much to take note of here, it's just tried and true Paleo. I suppose you could kind of call it an alternate version; we didn't have enough Gems and Points to make an optimized list, so we ended up just sticking in as many known tech options like Magicolloidal, Vulmina etc. and the spare Extra Deck space we just ended up filling with generic options like the I:P package.

GAMEPLAY:

We're in a bit of a weird spot with this one. Not only is this deck not something that we brewed ourselves like with our previous deck, it's also a very well-known, thoroughly-developed deck that's been optimized for many years, so whatever gameplay knowledge we could put in here pales in comparison to what other, more skilled Paleo players have already put out there.

So, instead of doing that, here's a few videos from some other creators that can help you get a good grasp on the deck:

For the newcomers, here's a basic guide by Duellogs. It gives a basic breakdown of the archetype and gives some good directions for deckbuilding:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRHvxfiK5a0&t=737s

Here is a gameplay video by Joshua Schmidt, who is basically the face of the archetype. He's a good source for learning the deck in practice, and his high-level gameplay can give you some solid ideas on how to manage your resources and navigate some more difficult scenarios. He's also the main source which we based our deck upon (if you couldn't tell Cx):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhQVdZ9pzlc&t=53s

For those with a higher attention span, here's a challenge video by Hardleg. In it, he goes on a multiple-day climb trying to take the deck to Master 1 on the ladder, going through various versions of it to see how much further it can push him. It's a good place to discover some alternate builds, and to get a grasp of it in practice against a wider variety of decks:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWhoHWPlroE&t=6768s

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Enjoy!