The deck looks fun! how are its matchups in the cedh meta?

It’s a blast to play. You just spin your wheels and eventually win. No combo to set up, no specific cards you need to resolve, just a ton of cantrips and mana rocks.

I’ve had a lot of success in staxxy metas (so long as there’s no null rod) and heavy permission metas. Anywhere where you have the time to just cast cantrips and grow toothy. Fast metas are a bit trickier, since the deck has very few big stax pieces (except tabernacle) and while you have a lot of interaction, you don’t really want to be the control deck at the table. Not to say you can’t do it, but you prefer to be cantripping mainphase so you can dig deeper and hit rocks to continue your dig.

I’d say it plays a lot like edric, snowballing kinda slowly at first and not really giving your opponents and good targets to interact with, then at some point just becoming impossible to deal with.

Is the only win con Jace?

Jace is the only hard win-con. If you can’t use him, you can just make a bunch of mana, bounce your opponents creatures wheel people’s hands away with Narset, and beat down with a very large Toothy. I’ve never had to do that in a game, and labman, or fishbowl might be reasonable includes if you were playing against extract, but since, when you are trying to win, you tend to have most of your deck in hand, unless jace is exiled you will generally be able to figure something out in regards to resolving him or getting him back.

firerif I'm a little confused. How are you running both as your commanders? They do not have 'Partner'. The 'Partner' mechanic is, as far as I know, different from the 'Partners with' mechanic from Battlebond. Or is there some errata to the rules that allows the Battlebond mechanic to act as the Commander 'Partn

You know, Google is a Hell of a drug. Never mind my inane question!

Why are you running rocks instead of dorks, only need blue Mana? What turn are you usually about to storm off? Why aren't you running Mox Amber ?

Yes the deck needs its blue mana a lot. You could run a mix of rocks and dorks on a budget and even in non budget versions running arbor elf and birds is fine. But my more recent versions have cut those as well. In a deck with as many basic islands as this they can be hard to cast turn 1. The one other note towards rocks is that we can play cursed totem- a card this version doesn't play, but my more current versions do.

The storm turn is very contextual. You want to storm off the turn before the slow decks try to win, but the turn after the fast decks try to win. Around t4 at a normal table, but in a slower pod it can be as late as t6.

As far as mox amber goes, it doesn't cast toothy and adds too little mana to be worth including only to make storming easier.

P.S. My most current version of the deck can be found here -> https://scryfall.com/@firerif/decks/c0ab85df-0274-4711-902d-8843478bab91