Two friends and Magic: the Gathering players discuss the rules of magic to help educate new players and experienced players alike.
Chris wants to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in, as well. What does being lost in the woods, being in a firefight against aliens, or playing a game of Magic all have in common? Well the answer is simple: finding cover can increase your odds of survival. Defender is what this episode is all about, so hunker down and get some snacks. Originally recorded 13 March 2023 Extended Reading: Magic Arcanum https://www.youtube.com/@MagicArcanum/featured Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Music composed/performed/recorded by: Joe Jancura
We are back from the break and bringing you a new episode because we are revisiting one of the Host's favorite Planes in the Magic: the Gathering Multiverse. With the new set of Phyrexia All will be One, we saw the introduction of a rework of the Infect mechanic, and this is what we now call Toxic. But unlike hazardous materials, this is actually quite fun (and highly recommended) to play with. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Music composed/performed/recorded by: Joe Jancura Originally recorded 27 February 2023
Magic saw some major changes in 2022. Your hosts break down some of their favorite new mechanics and interactions from the past year. Also, they reflect on the highs and lows of the decks built this year. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Music composed/performed/recorded by: Joe Jancura Originally recorded 29 December 2022
Stories. Passed generation to generation, they teach us lessons, entertain us, and inform us of our history. Magic is no stranger to telling the stories of their history. Saga enchantment cards reveal some of the oldest tales in all of Magic lore. With the release of Dominaria United, Saga cards have learned to skip ahead to the end of the story. Join Chris and Joe as they reveal the secrets of Saga cards. Chris shows us his excitement for Unfinity in the Scuttlebutt this week. Tolarian Community College interview with Sheldon Menery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b811XpRWxlA Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 3 October 2022
Your hosts discuss a new mechanic from Dominaria United. Enlist enables your attacking creature to become a much more powerful opponent for a turn. But how powerful will the mechanic be out in the wild? Relax and listen as your hosts give their thoughts. Joe gives some brief information regarding “wheeling” in drafts. The provided article breaks down ways to think about wheeling cards to enhance your drafting skills. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Sierkovitz, (2022) “How to Wheel in Drafts” https://mtgazone.com/how-to-wheel-in-drafts/ Originally recorded 19 September 2022
The Domain mechanic has made a triumphant return in Dominaria United. Join Chris and Joe as they discuss this mechanic - originally from the Invasion block - and how it has helped make gameplay feel different for the Dominaria United limited scene. Your hosts also discuss their experiences from pre-release weekend as Dominaria United releases today! Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 5 September 2022
In this episode, we want to go fast! Your hosts discuss the haste mechanic. This ability is another one that has been around since Alpha. Unfortunately, not many people think about the benefits of haste these days. Join us as we do a deep dive on this speedy mechanic. Chris and Joe give their first impressions of Dominaria United ahead of prelease weekend. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 23 Aug. 2022
What's better than having creatures that deal a lot of damage? Having creatures that deal damage before your opponent's creatures! This episode discusses two related abilities: First Strike and Double Strike. While these both seem simple on the surface, there are some subtle rules that can make these two abilities even more potent than they initially seem. Chris and Joe discuss the retirement of Tribal type cards in Magic the Gathering. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 9 Aug. 2022
Chris and Joe take a deep dive into the Vigilance mechanic. While this mechanic has been around since the beginning of Magic: the Gathering, its power makes this mechanic appear in small doses within each set. Just how do you defend yourself against such power? How do you make the most of this combat altering ability? Find out on this episode! Your hosts give their quick opinions on Double Masters 2022. Both sides defend their rationale in 90 seconds per person. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 26 July 2022
This episode, Chris and Joe discuss two mechanics that have benefits based on dealing damage. Lifelink and Deathtouch each make dealing damage with your creatures more profitable to you. Also, they have been included in almost every set since they were created in the Lorwyn block. Joe discusses the YouTube channel JudingFTW. You can find his YouTube channel page here: https://www.youtube.com/c/JudgingFtW Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 5 July 2022
Chris and Joe are taking a break from the new mechanics to talk about an evergreen mechanic. On this show, we take a lesson from the Hulk and smash through defending creatures to deal damage to our opponents. Trample has been around since the beginning and is more complex than people may realize. Let's get down to the details of how this mechanic works. Chris and Joe discuss their thoughts on Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate following release weekend. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 13 June 2022
The Obscura of New Capenna have mastered the ability to connive. Will you? Chris and Joe dive deep into this new mechanic and give our thoughts on how useful it (*cough* Ledger Shredder *cough*) will be to the game as a whole. Chris discusses his experience at his most recent competitive 5K on this episode, as well. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 6 June 2022
This episode covers two mechanics. First, we have Alliance. This ability word plays off of creatures entering your battlefield. We've seen this mechanic before, but this is the first time it has received its own ability name. Second, we have Casualty. This new mechanic turns your creatures into fodder for copies of instant and sorcery spells. Chris and Joe break down how this mechanic functions within the game and explain the usefulness of some of these spells. Your hosts also give their first impressions of the upcoming set Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate. E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 23 May 2022
Please welcome the newest addition to the aggro abilities line up! Blitz is here to be fast, aggressive, and valuable all in one fell swoop. Chris and Joe walk you through the many facets of this ability and give first hand experience to how well it plays. This episode's scuttlebutt features a discussion of the price increases announced by WotC. Post Episode Discussion. Joe talks about the first ability for Henzie "Toolbox" Torre. The attached link is his source material for this information. DDR #424 - Does Henzie “Toolbox” Torre Work? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScHuty-am74&t=68s E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 9 May 2022
Streets of New Capenna has arrived! With it, we see a new mechanic in the form of shield counters. What are these new counters? How do they work? Will they be as frustrating for opponents as we anticipate them being? *Spoiler Alert* Yes! Chris and Joe break down their experiences with this new strategy and give you some tips and tricks for using creatures with shield counters on them. Your hosts also discuss their first thoughts on the new set. What do we like? What do we think missed the mark? Originally recorded 25 April 2022 E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood
The Channel ability has returned in the latest Kamigawa set. This ability was once considered mediocre, at best. Now, Channel has made a come back in a big way. Chris and Joe discuss how this mechanic works and the way to use it most efficiently. Your hosts discuss the return of the Pro Tour by giving some less experienced players some advice for how to get started in this highly anticipated series of events. E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 19 April 2022
Are your creatures just not quite up to snuff compared to your opponent's creatures? Equipment cards are here to save the day. Turn your 1/1 soldier into a fighting force by giving it a massive hammer! Chris and Joe discuss how equipment have become a large part of the game. In addition, we look at the new reconfigure mechanic from Neon Dynasty. Gmail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded: 4 April 2022
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in, as well. A harmless little ornithopter is coming your way. Zero power? Low chance of a combat trick? No problem. Suddenly, that ornithopter becomes a rat ninja that causes you to discard cards and you're taking damage! This is the art of ninjutsu. Potent creatures hide in your opponent's hand until the opportune moment to strike. Join Chris and Joe as Joe discusses his nostalgia with this mechanic (one of his favorites) and Chris discusses his first interactions with ninjutsu as a primary mechanic of a set. Our extended reading is a short video from Wizards of the Coast employee Gavin Verhey. In it, he discusses some tips and tricks on using the ninjutsu mechanic. Four Ninjutsu Rules Loopholes! Did You Know These? | Magic: the Gathering | Neon Dynasty by Good Morning Magic hosted by Gavin Verhey published on Jan. 14, 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWLMpwd73Ng E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 21 February 2022
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in, as well. Artifacts have been a part of Magic the Gathering history since the days of Alpha. But recently, some artifacts aren't satisfied with simply sitting on the board doing their job. Some want to smash your opponent's face! In this episode, Chris and Joe discuss the vehicle artifact type as well as the crew mechanic. This episode features some extended reading. This article discusses how mechanics have changed and evolved over time as well as why some mechanics most likely won't return. Extended Reading: "Magic: The Gathering - Why Are Some Older Mechanics Replaced?" By Louis Kemner, published May 2021 https://www.cbr.com/agic-gathering-mechanics-replaced/#:~:text=In%20hindsight%2C%20banding%20was%20underpowered,and%20out%20of%20the%20game. Originally recorded 7 February 2022
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in, as well. Fancy making a deck of where the only creatures can be cats, nightmares, elementals, dinosaurs, or beasts? How about a deck that can only have cards with an odd mana value? What about requiring yourself to add at least 20 cards over the minimum required for your format? If any of these sound enjoyable, then grab yourself a companion! On this episode, Chris and Joe dive deep into the mechanic that warped the entire game of Magic when it first released. Our scuttlebutt looks at the way mechanics are designed. Do we want mechanics that have a chance to break into formats other than Standard? Or would we rather keep the set itself as well as Standard balanced? E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 24 January 2022
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in, as well. What is this amalgam of a creature that has found its way to the battlefield? It started as a 2/1 deathtouch creature. Soon, it became a 6/6 deathtouch, reach, and trample creature that can add permanents to the battlefield and destroy an artifact or enchantment. This time, Chris and Joe discuss the mutate mechanic. One of the most innovative mechanic designs in recent memory, this one also tends to come with a lot of questions. Join us as we take a deep dive into this fun mechanic. On a lighter note, Chris and Joe talk about how they each like to bling out their favorite decks. E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Originally recorded: 17 January 2022
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in, as well. You come upon three doors. Which door do you choose? You don't know what's behind the doors, but you know that there will be a great reward at the end. Come venture into the dungeon with Chris and Joe on this episode. We break down this flavorful mechanic from the Adventures in the Forgotten Realms set to give you all the inside information you need to use these bonuses effectively. Chris and Joe discuss their expectations and hopes for Magic in 2022 to round out the episode. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 10, January 2022
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in, as well. We've reached the end of 2021. How have your hosts fared this year with deck building? What were the highs and lows the year? This episode features the opinions of your hosts. We chat and talk about the year in review. E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 28, Dec. 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in, as well. Exploit is back after many years on the back burner. Has it become more useful in the Crimson Vow set? What's the best way to use your exploit creatures? Chris and Joe break down the mechanic to keep it as simple as possible. The scuttlebutt around the watercooler turns to the topic of Unfinity. Un-cards permitted in sanctioned tournaments? Un-cards now with black borders? We give our opinions. E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 12, Dec. 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. The new cleave mechanic has us wondering what all really needs to be included in the spell text box. Sometimes we just don't want the restrictions imposed by the card. Why target only one permanent when you can overload and hit them all? On this episode, we tackle Cleave and Overload. How do these mechanics work and what are the best ways to play the mechanics? There's more scuttlebutt regarding a recent Secret Lair discovery. Find out what Chris and Joe think of serialized cards. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 29 November 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. This mechanic keeps coming back to cause havoc on the board. Flashback has been around for quite some time. Join Chris and Joe as they talk about their experiences with Flashback spanning the Odyssey block all the way to Midnight Hunt. There are some intricate rules details discussed, as well. A scuttlebutt segment brings to light the opinions of Joe and Chris regarding the Secret Lair - Universes Beyond. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 25 October 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Are you down with the spirits of Midnight Hunt? Join us as we explore the Disturb mechanic. The end of the show features a new segment where Chris and Joe discuss statements regarding Disturb and its expectations for use outside of Limited play. Gmail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally Recorded: 11 October 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Innistrad: Midnight Hunt and the new werewolves have been released into the world! Join Chris and Joe as they break down the new Daybound/Nightbound mechanic and discuss their recent experiences with it. We'll talk about how this new mechanic adds to the game and give our opinions on whether it makes werewolves in particular a playable option across various formats. Extended reading: How to Recover from a Bad Buy - Cassie LaBelle, published Sept, 3rd, 2021 https://infinite.tcgplayer.com/article/How-to-Recover-from-A-Bad-Buy/1346c99d-62e1-4541-91cc-67ea8831f5e6 E-mail: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Originally recorded September 28, 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Want to truly put your deck building skills to the test? Try out the draft format. If you have ever wondered how this format works, Christ and Joe are here to provide you with first hand knowledge. Join the duo as they provide advice while going through the memories of Chris's first draft experience. Extended Reading: Limited Resources 611 - KETO is the new BREAD by Limited Resources (Marshall Sutcliffe and Louis Scott-Vargas) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmVNNvB4c1Q Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Originally recorded September 5 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Constructed formats are a fairly popular way to play Magic the Gathering. This episode we're going to give new players all of the information they will need to prepare for their first constructed event. We start with planning and move all the way through the last match and have plenty of stories from personal experiences to share. We discuss our favorite ways to play Magic at the end. Extended Reading: MTG - An Introduction to Sideboards: How to Build This Important Part of Magic: The Gathering Decks by the Professor of Tolarian Community College - published Oct. 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhZDtdCzPxw Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 16 August 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. My buddy told me about this great new Bant tempo deck that I apparently have to try, but I have no idea what is meant by Bant or tempo. Magic players have a myriad of names for all of the different decks that we play. This episode helps to break down the naming scheme. We discuss different types of decks and help players gain an understanding of how to navigate all of the different naming conventions that they may encounter. Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 19 July 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. You've been playing Magic for a little while and have heard of this thing called "Friday Night Magic," but what is it? Where do you go to experience FNM? What should you expect when you arrive? What should you know before you get there? With FNM occurring again in more and more places, this episode will give you all of the information you need to know so you can arrive prepared to play Magic with some new friends. Not sure where you find your local FNM? Use this link: https://locator.wizards.com/ Want an idea of the current metagame? Check out the "popular decks" section this website: https://www.mtggoldfish.com/ Email: mtgunderthehood@gmail.com Twitter: @mtgunderthehood Facebook: facebook.com/mtgunderthehood Originally recorded 6 July 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Hexproof and Ward may be the two newest additions to the protective keywords, but that hasn't made them any less useful. In the second part of our protection series, Chris and Joe shine a light on how Hexproof and Ward have shaped the way protection is viewed in various formats. Special attention is paid to Ward with it being the newest keyword to Magic: the Gathering. As always, a listener question is answered. Extended reading: Andrew Brown and Jules Robin - “Introducing Ward” published March 25, 2021 https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/card-preview/introducing-ward-2021-03-25 Originally recorded 24 June 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. How well can you shroud yourself in protection? Chris and Joe take a look at two older mechanics in this first of two episodes devoted to protecting your cards with keyword abilities. Find out how long these abilities have been used and how much they really see play. Informational Reading: The Judging at Regular Document https://blogs.magicjudges.org/rules/jar/ Originally recorded 10 June 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. School is in session, there is a lot to learn so I would recommend paying attention to this lesson. Is this new ability and paired card subtype useful? If so, in which format will see they see play? Our listener question comes from the interwebs and asks us to give some creative input. Extended Reading: The Power of Priority and the Stack by The Command Zone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co25vcPvDsE Originally recorded 21 May 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Do you like to be rewarded for playing the game? Well, with Magecraft, you will be. Is this a broken ability? Will it see a lot of play? Find out in this episode. Extended reading: “My Most Important Deck-Building Rule” by Gavin Verhey https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/beyond-basics/my-most-important-deck-building-rule-2018-02-08 Originally recorded 23 April 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Not to brag, but this episode is all about the Boast ability, where attacking can give you a small reward. We pay special attention to the combat phase so players will know exactly when this ability can be activated. Our listener question prompts some strikingly different answers from Chris and Joe. Tune in to learn something new! Extended reading: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Tilt by Brian Demars https://strategy.channelfireball.com/all-strategy/mtg/avoiding-the-pitfalls-of-tilt/ Originally recorded 4 April 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Even though you don't know what spell I'm about to play, I can foretell that it may help later. Could this be a new way to play the game? How do the rules interact with this seemingly simple mechanic? Are there any special rules that go along with Foretell? Find out here! Listener question answered, as well. Extended reading: Seven Simple Tips to Improve Your MTG Game by Nico Bohny https://strategy.channelfireball.com/all-strategy/mtg/channelmagic-articles/7-simple-tips-to-improve-your-mtg-game/ Originally recorded 10 Mar. 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Your hosts discuss one of the original evasion abilities this week: flying. Why stay on the ground when you can simply avoid your opponent's creature all together? Which colors have the best chance of success with this ability? Find out now. As always, we answer a listener question, too. Extended Reading: Thirty Casual Decks Under $20 for Magic: the Gathering Kaldheim Standard by Saffron Olive https://www.mtggoldfish.com/articles/thirty-casual-decks-under-20-for-magic-the-gathering-kaldheim-standard Originally recorded 15 Feb. 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. We discuss the keyword ability Reach. Find out where it came from, how long it's been around, and which color uses this ability the most. Plus, we introduce a new segment - our deck of the week. Find out what Christ and Joe have been brewing recently. We wrap it all up with a question from our listeners. Extended Reading: Quadrant Theory by Marshall Sutcliffe https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/li/quadrant-theory-2014-08-20 Originally recorded 9 Feb. 2021
Chris and Joe want to dive deep into the rules and mechanics of the Trading card game Magic: the Gathering. These episodes are typically tailored to newer players, but experienced players are welcome to join in as well. Are you ready to see this again? With the Encore ability, you can do just that with your creatures. How will this effect the commander format? Is it any good? Is it broken? Find out all of this, and more, in this inaugural episode. Originally recorded 31 Jan. 2021
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