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Episode 152: The Commander Smiths have a special guest, Mr. Combo Number 5 from CMD Tower! We have a lively discussion about “The Problem with Infinite Combo” and it isn’t a psychiatrist visit. Smith Savant get shared duties and everyone gets a try and we also have our One Spec to Rule them all for Ravnica Allegiance. Enjoy! Support the show by donating to out Patreon Pagehttps://www.patreon.com/commandersmiths     A FREE way to support the show is to SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube page and LIKE/SHARE our videos and podcasts https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4mttoLhPuTpOUMsqF1O-og?view_as=subscriber   Follow us on twitter where you will see INSTA Specs, Proxy of the Week, Not Sharing with Adam Beer, MTG News and any Schedule changes.   @CommanderSmiths   Lastly, you can email us at CommanderSmiths@gmail.com with any song suggestions, specs, decks, Questions or just to chat.    Recent Videos from the CommanderSmiths   Proxy Time!   Teferi Master of Time https://youtu.be/-PrqSOLFBpQ   Fork You! https://youtu.be/c5Svl9zy42Q   Recent Battle Boxes: Theros Beyond Death https://youtu.be/c9uIKioQMTk   How to Make Full Art Proxies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YF2NCnyjMdI&t=   Shipping Mistakes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThYSQCIuc-Q   Shipping for $.05 Cents! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSI5TCY_9I0&t   Shipping PREMIUM for $.25 Cents https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lGc17pTRBA&t   One Spec: Ravnica Allegiance- Adam- https://scryfall.com/card/rna/124/end-raze-forerunners Lowery- https://scryfall.com/card/rna/207/simic-ascendancy Mr. Combo- https://scryfall.com/card/rna/134/rampage-of-the-clans

This episode was originally released January 25th, 2019.For episode 36, Geoff Moes (@ThallidTosser on Twitter), Nat Moes (@GrandpaBelcher), and Josh Chapple (@joshchapple) are joined by Erin Campbell (@OriginalOestrus) to talk about a bunch of fun Vintage topics including the importance of the community, the Vintage Super League, Dredge, and Two-Card Monte. She also helps us depart a little from our usual “discerning” food-and-drink discussion to a more “picky” angle. Here’s the timestamped table of contents for your listening ease and enjoyment:00:27 – Erin and the Vintage Community33:20 – Preparing to Crush the VSL40:28 – Nat Hate Drafts OnionsFull runtime – 1:03:53 Why Vintage is So Great Most of our discussion about Vintage community, you’ll kind of have to listen to. Erin recounts her entry into the format—playing fast, graveyard-based decks in Legacy and Modern and being able to get in affordably through MTGO. She also talks about how excited the Vintage community was to share its passion, and how encouraging and generous it could be. And it is that passion and excitement that drives Vintage players; Erin talks about that too. In my experience, the format is built around big, flashy plays. Controlling those plays, unleashing them or reining them in, is a skill not always practiced in other formats. The cards are all significant, even in situations where they seem otherwise, so games can go from certain win to certain loss in the blink of an eye. Think of cards that are ostensibly fine in smaller formats, like Brainstorm or Lotus Petal, which end up restricted in Vintage because they lead to much more powerful things. Making those powerful plays (or struggling against them) comes with a lot of emotion—high highs. Vintage makes you feel things. Looking back at my own entry into Vintage—15 years ago, I guess, jeez—I experienced a feeling of welcome similar to Erin’s, even if the situation was totally different. My path to Vintage started with a kitchen-table format that allowed four-of any card you owned. I played multiple Sol Ring, Wheel of Fortune, and Black Vise and could regularly kill on my opponent’s third upkeep. But friends started playing sanctioned Vintage at a small store in Ohio called The Dungeon and were recruiting anyone interested, excited to continue growing the scene. There was a little Power, but people were doing broken things in their own way. And it was great, like the Wild West: Mono-Black Hatred, Mono-Green Stompy, Goblins, Helm of Awakening Eggs, Angel Oath that was slowly acquiring Power at the time, and some weird brews, including whatever I was playing. For a while it was a Welder Madness list with Memory Jar and Wild Mongrel, which was somehow not terrible. Everyone was having fun, and there were so many friendly deals made to help each other get Dual Lands and Force of Wills and other Vintage staples, so we could all improve together. It also didn’t hurt that, when our group graduated to larger events, Vintage was very much in favor of allowing playtest cards to lower the entry barrier. Whether driven by passion or desperation, paper Vintage is generally a welcoming format at the local level. Vintage Super League Season nine of the Vintage Super League (VSL) is also just beginning, and Erin is competing in her third year of the contest. This season is back to individual competition (season eight featured three-player teams) and players are encouraged to play what they want, with the stipulation that they should keep things interesting and try to play new decks when they’re on. We’ve already seen evidence of this as the second week’s offerings included Andy Probasco playing Death’s Shadow and three decks (Stephen Menendian, Brian Coval, and Randy Buehler) all playing Lavinia, Azorius Renegade, from the newly legal Ravnica Allegiance set. It would be a disappointment to a lot of fans if Erin were to skip playing Dredge entirely, but we talk about some of her other options, including Two-Card Monte, Stax with actual Smokestack, and Enchantress. It’s always exciting to see innovative new decks (or new takes on old decks) in the VSL, even if the competition format lends itself to “metagaming against your friends,” so the decks can be less reflective of “real life” Vintage. It’s also exciting to see players step outside their own comfort zone and try a strategy or archetype that they may not be familiar with as a pilot. Food and Drink for Picky Eaters This episode’s food-and-drink section covers a lot of ground. A lot. We talk about peanut butter, pizza, warm beverages, cold condiments, cottage cheese, rye chips, french fries, hamburgers, hot dogs, corndogs, onions, and more. There’s too much to summarize here, but I thought it was interesting that, out of four people on the show, three of us don’t drink coffee. Make of that what you will. Erin did mention a couple of Milwaukee restaurants, which I’ll record in case you’re in the area. The Dogg Haus has additional locations in Wisconsin and Minnesota and offers build-your-own hot dogs with multiple meat, topping, and bun options. At least visit the website and check out their logo. There’s also Vanguard Bar, which has a similar offering of housemade sausages (including duck and boar), as well as “tube-less” meals like burgers and poutine. In the end, while we all have our proclivities and aversions, we all agreed we like food. Questions for Discussion What got you into Vintage? The decks? The Power? The people? How do you feel about Dredge, and what deck would you play if you had to pick something other than what you’re playing right now? Are there foods you despise? Is pineapple on pizza OK? How do you feel about small hot dogs? What about a product called the “Corndogger”? Thanks for Supporting Our Show! Regardless of how you got here, we’re glad you’re interested in Vintage. If you’d like to support Serious Vintage financially, maybe you and your friends and loved ones would enjoy a T-shirt. For the next three weeks (until February 15, in time for Valentine’s Day!) we’ll be selling shirts to raise money to improve podcasting and Team Serious streaming technology. “Force of Love” shirts are back, and now you can show you’re competitive when it comes to the post-tournament meal with a “Vintage Supper League” shirt! As usual, we’ll look forward to any questions or comments here or The Mana Drain or on Twitter. You can also email us at seriousvintagepodcast@gmail.com.

This episode was originally released December 2nd, 2019.For episode 43, Geoff Moes (@ThallidTosser on Twitter), Nat Moes (@GrandpaBelcher), and Josh Chapple (@joshchapple) join Nat’s wife Elizabeth (@eaeshelman) to talk about a gamer’s first GenCon, hosting a diaper-party Magic tournament, and pregnancy food cravings! Here’s the timestamped table of contents for your listening ease and enjoyment:0:00:41 – GenCon 20191:13:25 – TSI Diaper Party1:23:31 – I Need Some Pickles Right Now or I Will Fight YouTotal runtime – 1:36:17 Everyone Enjoys GenCon Hello! It’s been several months since we’ve had time to do any recording, and in that time Vintage has changed drastically at least twice, so obviously we’re not talking about Vintage at all. Instead, we’re looking back three months to the beginning of August and the best time of the year, GenCon. Geoff and I attended this year, along with several Team Serious members, and this year I had the pleasure of rooming with my wife (five months pregnant at the time) and her older cousin John. Being able to introduce (or reintroduce, in John’s case) people to GenCon is a real treat, and even offers a refreshing perspective for myself, who has attended for the past 10-or-so years. My view of GenCon has always been that each year’s experience is slightly different, and usually gets better as you weed out elements that weren’t as fulfilling and replace them with something new. You learn something and improve each time. For example, as much as I love playing Magic, there’s so much more going on at GenCon that I now prefer to spend my time elsewhere with friends, unlike the first couple of years where I spent most of my days in the tournament hall. Elizabeth, John, and I played a nice Commander game on Wednesday night before getting to the convention on Thursday, and Geoff, Andy “Brass Man” Probasco, and I did an Andy’s Closet Cube Three Player Partner Nonlegendary Commander Brawl draft (patent pending) one evening to pass a few hours. Action photo and my deck below; ask Andy about it on Twitter. Most of our time was spent in GenCon’s extensive exhibit hall, where new games and products can be demoed and purchased. Covering everything in detail would take a lot, but we talk about several games:● Robo-Rally-like programming games were surprisingly popular. These included the rubber-duck racing simulator duck! Duck! Go!, Tremors: the Boardgame game Terror Below, and Dauntless Dirigibles, which is still in development but was a lot of fun.● Elizabeth and I played Foundations of Rome, still in development and on Kickstarter, as the last game on Sunday. It’s got a lot of potential, particularly with well-designed game pieces. Elizabeth would like to remind you that she won, by a lot.● Adventure Island was a fun, cooperative, narrative game, which sparked some discussion on the nature of those types of games and their replay value.● Elizabeth and her family like the Lost Cities series of games. Lost Cities: Rivals is the newest addition to that group and is a fun bidding game. There’s also a four-player board game.● I wanted to pick up Unearth, which we played at last year’s GenCon but which stuck with me. It holds up to my memory of it.● Silver: Amulet was new from the creator of One Night Ultimate Werewolf but had some frustrating elements. We all had to try it twice to check.● I also liked 3 laws of Robotics, a fun social-deduction game with a party game element. My only gripe was that I thought the instructions were missing an important clarification on how points work.● Geoff was enchanted by the simple dexterity game Catch the Moon if you appreciate games that are easy to teach. This one is super cute.● Elizabeth and I both liked Wingspan a fun, complex engine builder with amazing bird art. And I just learned from BGG that it was primarily developed and designed by women. Outside the regular exhibit hall, Elizabeth, John, and I got to look at the First Exposure Playtest Hall, which always has a fun feeling of being able to offer constructive criticism on a game before it comes out. We also played in the One Night Ultimate Werewolf World Championship, my first non-Magic sanctioned tournament at GenCon, and they made a few fun twists to the rules. Elizabeth and John also played several games of traditional and Ultimate Werewolf over conference. And the three of us attended a seminar on “The Secrets of Magic: The Gathering,” hosted by frequent GenCon presenter and intellectual property lawyer Jason Webb, who went step-by-step through a pack of Magic cards and explained all the symbols, language, and other IP text. It was interesting. And free. And we each got a pack of Ravnica Allegiance. So it’s worth an hour to relax at an otherwise busy con. For food, we talk a little about brunch at Cafe Pikachu and dinner (and shrimp cocktail) at St. Elmo Steakhouse. I don’t remember if we mentioned the best chicken fingers in the world, but this was also the first year I ever dined at the Steak ‘n Shake near the convention center. Diapers for Little Magic Player A few weeks ago, in anticipation of the arrival of our firstborn, Elizabeth and I hosted a Team Serious Invitational: Diaper Party (TSI:DP) at our house in Columbus. In addition to being a fun episode of camaraderie, where the entry fee was just some number of (unused, I really felt we needed to specify unused) diapers, this was also a lead-up to Eternal Weekend for the Ohio Vintage players. But in addition to the five rounds of competitive Vintage Magic: The Gathering, we also had some fun baby-related games. Players were invited to stick balloons up their shirts to simulate pregnancy for example, and two of the balloons had tickets to win a Death Star beach ball! Guhstin used three strategically placed balloons for the full effect. We also organized that game where players try to identify candy that has been melted in diapers. If you’d like to play at home, I’ll put the answers on Twitter. And we had a basket of diapers for people to write messages on so that we could have some encouraging cheer for those late-night feedings and changings. Those will be fun to go through, as will the box of diapers that one Twaun P. Pwnertown sent, decorated with Orkz. It was a great time! At least Elizabeth and I had a great time. I got to play some Vintage and she got to show off our house—including the newly finished nursery—and play hostess to a bunch of fun people. I think our guests had fun too, but who am I to speak for them? Regardless, our attendees, along with a few who couldn’t attend and sent mail instead gave us more than 3,000 diapers, and nearly as many wipes. We also got a great assortment of books, toys, and clothes. Vintage writer Joe Dyer brought the rocking horse, and the day’s winner, David Lance, brought a personalized MTG onesie for the boy. (We had joked about first prize for the tournament being naming rights for our son, so maybe David just called his shot.) There’s a more complete report on The Mana Drain. As I mentioned, David Lance won with Survival. Steve McGrew, Nam Q. Tran, and Rajah James rounded out the Top 4 on Paradoxical Outcome, Ravager Shops, and ZiasBond Lands, respectively. Prizes included sealed product from my infancy in Magic: a 4th Edition starter, an Urza’s Saga precon, and Ice Age and Fallen Empires boosters. Food and Drinks: Pregnancy Cravings For our food and drinks section, we talked some about the culinary highlights of GenCon, but we also talked with Elizabeth about her pregnancy cravings. Instead of the stereotypical strange combinations of pickles and ice cream, she wanted mostly comfort foods. Shells and cheese, or pot-roast sandwich with fries and a Coke from Bob Evans, for example. We’ve had several batches of shells and cheese over the past three trimesters, and this is the first time in our 10-year marriage we’ve ever done that. Here’s the recipe. It’s what you’d expect: delicious. We also talk about how there should be more nonalcoholic cocktail options. Recently Elizabeth and I rediscovered Asterisk Supper Club, which is mere minutes from our house. There the bartender will concoct a “mocktail” to your taste preferences, and it’s a reasonable price because they’re making you a fancy pop. Questions for Discussion Why don’t you come to GenCon? You’d probably enjoy it. Also, why don’t you host a Vintage tournament (or whatever format you prefer) at your house? Invite your friends and have fun. Act like you like one another. Have you ever been pregnant? Did you enjoy restricting your diet? No alcohol, limited caffeine, avoiding foods like sushi, unpasteurized dairy, lunch meat? Did you have any weird cravings? What hot spots did you find for mocktails in your area? Conclusion and Post Script Thanks for listening! And thanks to Elizabeth for joining us. If you’re interested in some of her writing, it’s available on McSweeney’s and elsewhere under her authorial name, Elizabeth Eshelman. And in the few weeks it took for us to get the podcast edited and the writeup written up, Elizabeth and I had a baby! Jesse John Moes was born on November 16 at 7:13 a.m. He weighed 7 lbs. 13 oz. and was 7+13 in. long, so he’s got some clear lucky numbers. Both mom and baby did just great. In fact, we’ve had him home for two weeks now and are having fun figuring out this whole “Living With a Baby” thing. So far, so good! We’ll probably be on hiatus a bit longer as Nat and Elizabeth enjoy their newborn, but we’ll be back. Geoff loves editing these shows too much to let us quit. He is a harsh taskmaster. We’ll look forward to any questions or comments here or The Mana Drain or on Twitter. You can also email us at seriousvintagepodcast@gmail.com.

This episode was originally released January 25th, 2019.For episode 36, Geoff Moes (@ThallidTosser on Twitter), Nat Moes (@GrandpaBelcher), and Josh Chapple (@joshchapple) are joined by Erin Campbell (@OriginalOestrus) to talk about a bunch of fun Vintage topics including the importance of the community, the Vintage Super League, Dredge, and Two-Card Monte. She also helps us depart a little from our usual “discerning” food-and-drink discussion to a more “picky” angle. Here’s the timestamped table of contents for your listening ease and enjoyment:00:27 – Erin and the Vintage Community33:20 – Preparing to Crush the VSL40:28 – Nat Hate Drafts OnionsFull runtime – 1:03:53 Why Vintage is So Great Most of our discussion about Vintage community, you’ll kind of have to listen to. Erin recounts her entry into the format—playing fast, graveyard-based decks in Legacy and Modern and being able to get in affordably through MTGO. She also talks about how excited the Vintage community was to share its passion, and how encouraging and generous it could be. And it is that passion and excitement that drives Vintage players; Erin talks about that too. In my experience, the format is built around big, flashy plays. Controlling those plays, unleashing them or reining them in, is a skill not always practiced in other formats. The cards are all significant, even in situations where they seem otherwise, so games can go from certain win to certain loss in the blink of an eye. Think of cards that are ostensibly fine in smaller formats, like Brainstorm or Lotus Petal, which end up restricted in Vintage because they lead to much more powerful things. Making those powerful plays (or struggling against them) comes with a lot of emotion—high highs. Vintage makes you feel things. Looking back at my own entry into Vintage—15 years ago, I guess, jeez—I experienced a feeling of welcome similar to Erin’s, even if the situation was totally different. My path to Vintage started with a kitchen-table format that allowed four-of any card you owned. I played multiple Sol Ring, Wheel of Fortune, and Black Vise and could regularly kill on my opponent’s third upkeep. But friends started playing sanctioned Vintage at a small store in Ohio called The Dungeon and were recruiting anyone interested, excited to continue growing the scene. There was a little Power, but people were doing broken things in their own way. And it was great, like the Wild West: Mono-Black Hatred, Mono-Green Stompy, Goblins, Helm of Awakening Eggs, Angel Oath that was slowly acquiring Power at the time, and some weird brews, including whatever I was playing. For a while it was a Welder Madness list with Memory Jar and Wild Mongrel, which was somehow not terrible. Everyone was having fun, and there were so many friendly deals made to help each other get Dual Lands and Force of Wills and other Vintage staples, so we could all improve together. It also didn’t hurt that, when our group graduated to larger events, Vintage was very much in favor of allowing playtest cards to lower the entry barrier. Whether driven by passion or desperation, paper Vintage is generally a welcoming format at the local level. Vintage Super League Season nine of the Vintage Super League (VSL) is also just beginning, and Erin is competing in her third year of the contest. This season is back to individual competition (season eight featured three-player teams) and players are encouraged to play what they want, with the stipulation that they should keep things interesting and try to play new decks when they’re on. We’ve already seen evidence of this as the second week’s offerings included Andy Probasco playing Death’s Shadow and three decks (Stephen Menendian, Brian Coval, and Randy Buehler) all playing Lavinia, Azorius Renegade, from the newly legal Ravnica Allegiance set. It would be a disappointment to a lot of fans if Erin were to skip playing Dredge entirely, but we talk about some of her other options, including Two-Card Monte, Stax with actual Smokestack, and Enchantress. It’s always exciting to see innovative new decks (or new takes on old decks) in the VSL, even if the competition format lends itself to “metagaming against your friends,” so the decks can be less reflective of “real life” Vintage. It’s also exciting to see players step outside their own comfort zone and try a strategy or archetype that they may not be familiar with as a pilot. Food and Drink for Picky Eaters This episode’s food-and-drink section covers a lot of ground. A lot. We talk about peanut butter, pizza, warm beverages, cold condiments, cottage cheese, rye chips, french fries, hamburgers, hot dogs, corndogs, onions, and more. There’s too much to summarize here, but I thought it was interesting that, out of four people on the show, three of us don’t drink coffee. Make of that what you will. Erin did mention a couple of Milwaukee restaurants, which I’ll record in case you’re in the area. The Dogg Haus has additional locations in Wisconsin and Minnesota and offers build-your-own hot dogs with multiple meat, topping, and bun options. At least visit the website and check out their logo. There’s also Vanguard Bar, which has a similar offering of housemade sausages (including duck and boar), as well as “tube-less” meals like burgers and poutine. In the end, while we all have our proclivities and aversions, we all agreed we like food. Questions for Discussion What got you into Vintage? The decks? The Power? The people? How do you feel about Dredge, and what deck would you play if you had to pick something other than what you’re playing right now? Are there foods you despise? Is pineapple on pizza OK? How do you feel about small hot dogs? What about a product called the “Corndogger”? Thanks for Supporting Our Show! Regardless of how you got here, we’re glad you’re interested in Vintage. If you’d like to support Serious Vintage financially, maybe you and your friends and loved ones would enjoy a T-shirt. For the next three weeks (until February 15, in time for Valentine’s Day!) we’ll be selling shirts to raise money to improve podcasting and Team Serious streaming technology. “Force of Love” shirts are back, and now you can show you’re competitive when it comes to the post-tournament meal with a “Vintage Supper League” shirt! As usual, we’ll look forward to any questions or comments here or The Mana Drain or on Twitter. You can also email us at seriousvintagepodcast@gmail.com.

This episode was originally released December 2nd, 2019.For episode 43, Geoff Moes (@ThallidTosser on Twitter), Nat Moes (@GrandpaBelcher), and Josh Chapple (@joshchapple) join Nat’s wife Elizabeth (@eaeshelman) to talk about a gamer’s first GenCon, hosting a diaper-party Magic tournament, and pregnancy food cravings! Here’s the timestamped table of contents for your listening ease and enjoyment:0:00:41 – GenCon 20191:13:25 – TSI Diaper Party1:23:31 – I Need Some Pickles Right Now or I Will Fight YouTotal runtime – 1:36:17 Everyone Enjoys GenCon Hello! It’s been several months since we’ve had time to do any recording, and in that time Vintage has changed drastically at least twice, so obviously we’re not talking about Vintage at all. Instead, we’re looking back three months to the beginning of August and the best time of the year, GenCon. Geoff and I attended this year, along with several Team Serious members, and this year I had the pleasure of rooming with my wife (five months pregnant at the time) and her older cousin John. Being able to introduce (or reintroduce, in John’s case) people to GenCon is a real treat, and even offers a refreshing perspective for myself, who has attended for the past 10-or-so years. My view of GenCon has always been that each year’s experience is slightly different, and usually gets better as you weed out elements that weren’t as fulfilling and replace them with something new. You learn something and improve each time. For example, as much as I love playing Magic, there’s so much more going on at GenCon that I now prefer to spend my time elsewhere with friends, unlike the first couple of years where I spent most of my days in the tournament hall. Elizabeth, John, and I played a nice Commander game on Wednesday night before getting to the convention on Thursday, and Geoff, Andy “Brass Man” Probasco, and I did an Andy’s Closet Cube Three Player Partner Nonlegendary Commander Brawl draft (patent pending) one evening to pass a few hours. Action photo and my deck below; ask Andy about it on Twitter. Most of our time was spent in GenCon’s extensive exhibit hall, where new games and products can be demoed and purchased. Covering everything in detail would take a lot, but we talk about several games:● Robo-Rally-like programming games were surprisingly popular. These included the rubber-duck racing simulator duck! Duck! Go!, Tremors: the Boardgame game Terror Below, and Dauntless Dirigibles, which is still in development but was a lot of fun.● Elizabeth and I played Foundations of Rome, still in development and on Kickstarter, as the last game on Sunday. It’s got a lot of potential, particularly with well-designed game pieces. Elizabeth would like to remind you that she won, by a lot.● Adventure Island was a fun, cooperative, narrative game, which sparked some discussion on the nature of those types of games and their replay value.● Elizabeth and her family like the Lost Cities series of games. Lost Cities: Rivals is the newest addition to that group and is a fun bidding game. There’s also a four-player board game.● I wanted to pick up Unearth, which we played at last year’s GenCon but which stuck with me. It holds up to my memory of it.● Silver: Amulet was new from the creator of One Night Ultimate Werewolf but had some frustrating elements. We all had to try it twice to check.● I also liked 3 laws of Robotics, a fun social-deduction game with a party game element. My only gripe was that I thought the instructions were missing an important clarification on how points work.● Geoff was enchanted by the simple dexterity game Catch the Moon if you appreciate games that are easy to teach. This one is super cute.● Elizabeth and I both liked Wingspan a fun, complex engine builder with amazing bird art. And I just learned from BGG that it was primarily developed and designed by women. Outside the regular exhibit hall, Elizabeth, John, and I got to look at the First Exposure Playtest Hall, which always has a fun feeling of being able to offer constructive criticism on a game before it comes out. We also played in the One Night Ultimate Werewolf World Championship, my first non-Magic sanctioned tournament at GenCon, and they made a few fun twists to the rules. Elizabeth and John also played several games of traditional and Ultimate Werewolf over conference. And the three of us attended a seminar on “The Secrets of Magic: The Gathering,” hosted by frequent GenCon presenter and intellectual property lawyer Jason Webb, who went step-by-step through a pack of Magic cards and explained all the symbols, language, and other IP text. It was interesting. And free. And we each got a pack of Ravnica Allegiance. So it’s worth an hour to relax at an otherwise busy con. For food, we talk a little about brunch at Cafe Pikachu and dinner (and shrimp cocktail) at St. Elmo Steakhouse. I don’t remember if we mentioned the best chicken fingers in the world, but this was also the first year I ever dined at the Steak ‘n Shake near the convention center. Diapers for Little Magic Player A few weeks ago, in anticipation of the arrival of our firstborn, Elizabeth and I hosted a Team Serious Invitational: Diaper Party (TSI:DP) at our house in Columbus. In addition to being a fun episode of camaraderie, where the entry fee was just some number of (unused, I really felt we needed to specify unused) diapers, this was also a lead-up to Eternal Weekend for the Ohio Vintage players. But in addition to the five rounds of competitive Vintage Magic: The Gathering, we also had some fun baby-related games. Players were invited to stick balloons up their shirts to simulate pregnancy for example, and two of the balloons had tickets to win a Death Star beach ball! Guhstin used three strategically placed balloons for the full effect. We also organized that game where players try to identify candy that has been melted in diapers. If you’d like to play at home, I’ll put the answers on Twitter. And we had a basket of diapers for people to write messages on so that we could have some encouraging cheer for those late-night feedings and changings. Those will be fun to go through, as will the box of diapers that one Twaun P. Pwnertown sent, decorated with Orkz. It was a great time! At least Elizabeth and I had a great time. I got to play some Vintage and she got to show off our house—including the newly finished nursery—and play hostess to a bunch of fun people. I think our guests had fun too, but who am I to speak for them? Regardless, our attendees, along with a few who couldn’t attend and sent mail instead gave us more than 3,000 diapers, and nearly as many wipes. We also got a great assortment of books, toys, and clothes. Vintage writer Joe Dyer brought the rocking horse, and the day’s winner, David Lance, brought a personalized MTG onesie for the boy. (We had joked about first prize for the tournament being naming rights for our son, so maybe David just called his shot.) There’s a more complete report on The Mana Drain. As I mentioned, David Lance won with Survival. Steve McGrew, Nam Q. Tran, and Rajah James rounded out the Top 4 on Paradoxical Outcome, Ravager Shops, and ZiasBond Lands, respectively. Prizes included sealed product from my infancy in Magic: a 4th Edition starter, an Urza’s Saga precon, and Ice Age and Fallen Empires boosters. Food and Drinks: Pregnancy Cravings For our food and drinks section, we talked some about the culinary highlights of GenCon, but we also talked with Elizabeth about her pregnancy cravings. Instead of the stereotypical strange combinations of pickles and ice cream, she wanted mostly comfort foods. Shells and cheese, or pot-roast sandwich with fries and a Coke from Bob Evans, for example. We’ve had several batches of shells and cheese over the past three trimesters, and this is the first time in our 10-year marriage we’ve ever done that. Here’s the recipe. It’s what you’d expect: delicious. We also talk about how there should be more nonalcoholic cocktail options. Recently Elizabeth and I rediscovered Asterisk Supper Club, which is mere minutes from our house. There the bartender will concoct a “mocktail” to your taste preferences, and it’s a reasonable price because they’re making you a fancy pop. Questions for Discussion Why don’t you come to GenCon? You’d probably enjoy it. Also, why don’t you host a Vintage tournament (or whatever format you prefer) at your house? Invite your friends and have fun. Act like you like one another. Have you ever been pregnant? Did you enjoy restricting your diet? No alcohol, limited caffeine, avoiding foods like sushi, unpasteurized dairy, lunch meat? Did you have any weird cravings? What hot spots did you find for mocktails in your area? Conclusion and Post Script Thanks for listening! And thanks to Elizabeth for joining us. If you’re interested in some of her writing, it’s available on McSweeney’s and elsewhere under her authorial name, Elizabeth Eshelman. And in the few weeks it took for us to get the podcast edited and the writeup written up, Elizabeth and I had a baby! Jesse John Moes was born on November 16 at 7:13 a.m. He weighed 7 lbs. 13 oz. and was 7+13 in. long, so he’s got some clear lucky numbers. Both mom and baby did just great. In fact, we’ve had him home for two weeks now and are having fun figuring out this whole “Living With a Baby” thing. So far, so good! We’ll probably be on hiatus a bit longer as Nat and Elizabeth enjoy their newborn, but we’ll be back. Geoff loves editing these shows too much to let us quit. He is a harsh taskmaster. We’ll look forward to any questions or comments here or The Mana Drain or on Twitter. You can also email us at seriousvintagepodcast@gmail.com.

September 2020 marks the first ever standard rotation in Magic the Gathering where Pioneer is an official format. While the cards from Ravnica Allegiance, Guilds of Ravnica, War of the Spark, and the M20 core set have all been legal in Pioneer since they were printed, the standard format is going to lose more than 1000 cards. In the past, many a player loathed this month as a time when all of the cards they paid premiums for had their values reduced to pennies since almost none of them could ever cut it in eternal formats like Legacy or Modern. That's not the case anymore however, and today the First Pioneers would like to help current standard players to the Pioneer format since they can't play their cards in their format anymore, as well as to inform current Pioneer players what cards they should pick up as rotation nears and prices bottom out on previously expensive cards. If we don't mention a card you think should on the list, be sure to comment on it here or on our discord channel in the link below!   Our Discord: https://discord.gg/SBRF8DH Our Twitter: https://twitter.com/MtgPioneer

Episode 131- The Commander Smiths have a discussion on the rotating sets of Guilds of Ravnica and Ravnica Allegiance. Enjoy!   Support the show by donating to out Patreon Pagehttps://www.patreon.com/commandersmiths     A FREE way to support the show is to SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube page and LIKE/SHARE our videos and podcasts https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4mttoLhPuTpOUMsqF1O-og?view_as=subscriber   Follow us on twitter where you will see INSTA Specs, Proxy of the Week, Not Sharing with Adam Beer, MTG News and any Schedule changes.   @CommanderSmiths   Lastly, you can email us at CommanderSmiths@gmail.com with any song suggestions, specs, decks, Questions or just to chat.    Recent Videos from the CommanderSmiths   Proxy Time!   Mutavault https://youtu.be/W6IHxIcWCrghttps://youtu.be/j54ULlUll_k   Fork You! https://youtu.be/c5Svl9zy42Q   Recent Battle Boxes: Theros Beyond Death https://youtu.be/c9uIKioQMTk   How to Make Full Art Proxies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YF2NCnyjMdI&t=   VIP Pack Opening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJeN3P6Pqgc   Guilds of Ravnica: Shocks: Beast Whisperer https://scryfall.com/card/c20/167/beast-whisperer Knight of autumn https://scryfall.com/card/grn/183/knight-of-autumn Doom Whisperer https://scryfall.com/card/grn/69/doom-whisperer Lazav, the Multifarious https://scryfall.com/card/grn/184/lazav-the-multifarious Mission Briefing https://scryfall.com/card/grn/44/mission-briefing Discovery//Dispersal https://scryfall.com/card/grn/223/discovery-dispersal Expansion// Explosion https://scryfall.com/card/grn/224/expansion-explosion Divine Visitation https://scryfall.com/card/grn/10/divine-visitation Assassin’s Trophy https://scryfall.com/card/grn/152/assassins-trophy Chromatic Lantern https://scryfall.com/card/grn/233/chromatic-lantern Underrealm Lich https://scryfall.com/card/grn/211/underrealm-lich Dawn of Hope https://scryfall.com/card/grn/8/dawn-of-hope Niv-mizzit Parun https://scryfall.com/card/grn/192/niv-mizzet-parun Thousand Year Storm https://scryfall.com/card/grn/207/thousand-year-storm   Ravnica Allegiance: Shocks: Smothering Tithe https://scryfall.com/card/rna/22/smothering-tithe Hydroid Krasis https://scryfall.com/card/rna/183/hydroid-krasis Wilderness Reclamation https://scryfall.com/card/c20/196/wilderness-reclamation Teysa Karlov https://scryfall.com/card/rna/212/teysa-karlov Electrodominance https://scryfall.com/card/rna/99/electrodominance Deputy of Detention https://scryfall.com/card/rna/165/deputy-of-detention Guardian Project https://scryfall.com/card/rna/130/guardian-project Rhythm of the wild https://scryfall.com/card/rna/201/rhythm-of-the-wild Incubation Druid https://scryfall.com/card/rna/131/incubation-druid Bedevil https://scryfall.com/card/rna/157/bedevil Prime Speaker Vannifar https://scryfall.com/card/rna/195/prime-speaker-vannifar Biomancer’s Familiar https://scryfall.com/card/rna/158/biomancers-familiar Lavinia, Azorius Renegade https://scryfall.com/card/rna/189/lavinia-azorius-renegade Tree Shaker IPA- Odell Brewing Co.: https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/267/482386/

This week is all data all the time.  We talk about how Magic handles data now, why it changed and how to find it.  Then we talk about what to do with your cards from Ravnica Allegiance before rotation.  Then we talk about Arena for the upcoming week. MTG Data - 6:23 Paper Magic Tangent - 45:10 Financial Hot Takes - 54:44 Arena - 1:09:59 To help support the podcast, please consider going to TCG using our link: tcg.casualtryhardmtg.com Facebook: Casual Try Hard MTG Twitter: @casualtrypod Email: casualtryhardmtg@gmail.com You can find us on the Apple podcast app, Google Play, Podbean, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher or YouTube just search casual try hard. Music by Juan Rodriguez II ZeeManlove.com

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Oko, Thief of Crowns heeft in 2019 zijn stempel flink op diverse Magicformats gedrukt. Daardoor zou je bijna vergeten dat dit ook het jaar was van kaarten als Hogaak, Urza en Field of the Dead, en dat er daarnaast nog veel meer gebeurde in de wereld van het populaire ruilkaartenspel. Jeroen, Arjan en Dave nemen het afgelopen Magicjaar nog even met je door.In hun terugblik gaan ze in vogelvlucht door alle sets die in 2019 uitkwamen: Ravnica Allegiance, War of the Spark, Modern Horizons, Core Set 2020, Commander 2019 en Throne of Eldraine. Verder bespreken ze een hoop andere MTG-ontwikkelingen, zoals de vervanging van de Pro Tour door de Mythic Championships, de vele bans en unbans, het nieuwe format Pioneer en het verschijnsel power creep.TijdschemaPodcasts beluisteren op je smartphone 0:36:00Ravnica Allegiance 0:01:47War of the Spark 0:06:55Modern Horizons 0:18:39Core Set 2020 0:37:09Commander 2019 0:42:55Throne of Eldraine 0:48:18Mythic Championships (voorheen Pro Tour) en coverage 1:04:18London Mulligan 1:12:30Pioneer en andere 'nieuwe' formats 1:16:22Project Booster Fun 1:25:01Bans en unbans 1:24:20Secret Lairs 1:31:12Power creep: een probleem? 1:35:33Arjan, Dave en Jeroen over hun persoonlijke top 3's van 2019 1:43:11Vooruitblik op 2020 1:59:20Goede voornemens voor 2020 2:07:01LinksDe actuele lijst met banned en restricted kaartenSocialLike Studio Magic op Facebook: @studiomagicnlVolg Studio Magic op Twitter: @studiomagicnlCreditsPresentatie: Jeroen Koster, Arjan Ang en Dave WeijgertseMontage: Jeroen KosterMuziek: Surf Shimmy - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.

In this better late than never edition of Sealed Away MTG, I talk an awful lot about missing a flight to a PT and a little about Ravnica Allegiance and War of the Spark.

In part 2 of the Ravnica Allegiance Frontier review we cover the remaining cards such as the multicolor, artifacts, and lands. We start by going guild by guild and discuss how they fit into the already existing archetypes of the format. If you're an Orzhov, Azorius, Gruul, Simic, or Rakdos player you'll want to check it out. Multicolor cards are always more powerful and we thought quite a few were good enough to make it into Frontier. They might also be good enough for Pioneer!

After Guilds of Ravnica the Frontier metagame really started to heat up. With the second Ravnica set being added, Ravnica Allegiance, we saw a number of new decks pop up and many more already established decks got a much needed shot in the arm to re-energize their strategies. In part one we talked about the main colors of the new set from white to red and which decks they slotted into in Frontier. If you're building new Pioneer decks and have just started playing MTG recently, this is a good episode to see which of your newer cards are playable in the format and which decks are worth checking out. 

On this episode of Solely Singleton, Brad and Eric review the cards from Ravnica Allegiance that have been tested for cube since the release of the set almost 10 months ago!  Strap in, kids, it’s a marathon of a set, with well over 30 cards to break down. Brad and Eric may or may not crack by the end.   0:30 - Intro 2:20 - Main Topic 1:38:25 - Outro    Show Links:  Solely Singleton Website: https://www.solelysingleton.com/ Solely Singleton Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SolelySingleton The Board Game Cube: http://www.cubetutor.com/theboardgamecube The Misers Cube: http://www.cubetutor.com/themiserscube Brad’s Main Cube: http://www.cubetutor.com/drruler Eric’s Travel Cube: http://www.cubetutor.com/travelcube   Draft the cubes of our Biggest Supporters: Riku - The Jund Cube Spootyone - The Spooty Contemporary Peasant Cube DruMau5 - War on the Middle Class DraftTemptation - 9-5 cube Awkamess - Multicolor Custom Cube Karl - Karls Unpowered 360 Cube Heroscreed - Peasant Cube  Angela - Angela’s Cube Rofeletan - Rof's Cube toddCubed - The 720º   Contact Information: You can interact with Solely Singleton by joining the hosts on discord and twitter to give input to improve the show.  Feel free to email more detailed questions and comments to the show’s email address.   Your Hosts: Brad (DrRuler) & Eric (OnekuoSora) Brad’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrRuler Eric’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/OnekuoSora Show Email: SolelySingleton@gmail.com Show Website: https://www.solelysingleton.com/ Show Mailing Address: PO Box 70893 Rochester Hills, MI 48307   Licensed Music Used By This Program:   "There It Is" by Kevin MacLeod From the Free Music Archive CC BY   "Thursday & Snow (Reprise)" by Blank & Kytt From the Free Music Archive CC BY   "Chiaroscuro" by Andrew Codeman From the Free Music Archive CC BY   “Groovy Baby” by Jason Shaw From the Free Music Archive CC BY

In episode 49, Kevin and I delve deeper into the effect of Guilds of Ravnica on the Frontier format and discuss how we think Ravnica Allegiance will impact it further. We could easily surmise that some cycles would be continued, and that the format would get the remaining shock lands as well so we started from there. Aside from what affect those cards would have on the Frontier format, we also talked about what we hoped the new set had that could fill some holes in the Frontier metagame.  A good look at what decks were good in Frontier during the Guilds of Ravnica metagame and which Guilds of Ravnica cards saw play. 

Mythic Championship III just finished with some interesting results, both with the deck statistical breakdown as well as the viewership numbers. Spoilers are in full swing for Core Set 2020. Matt and Dboe are especially excited for some of the new pieces found in the set, and share some of their top favorites spoiled at the time of recording.Lastly, MTG fatigue plagues every player, and especially content creators who are always thinking about the game, LSG shares some of their tips on how to combat the fatigue and strengthen your mental stamina for the game.Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

The gang tries something a little different this week. Matt, JB, and DBoe all sit down and talk about, well, whatever. We barged headlong into this cast without an agenda just to see what would happen.The first thing on our minds was the new Chandras. What do they mean? Will they be played? Also, we debate what the new Core 2020 set might bring. Snow Lands? Who knows? Finally, we do a little goofing off, talking about what we've enjoyed in the past and what we want to see in Standard next.Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

This week on the Main Phase, Matt comes back with JB and discusses his MagicFest experience and breaks down how he prepared for the event and how to win in certain matchups! Wizards of the Coast all announced that they are working with Netflix to create an animated #MTG show, with the Russo brothers as directors! Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

MagicFest KC finally happened, and LandSayGo gets back on the horse! DBoe and JB get together to recap their experience over at the Grand Prix. Did Grixis Control get it done?How about Matt? How did he fair? Did he scrub out or go 8/0 on day 1? Find out on this week's episode of The Main Phase!Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

Hey everybody, today we discuss my personal top 10 EDH additions from Ravnica Allegiance and also discuss a personal favorite deck of mine in Standard right now dubbed THICC Angels. THICC Angels Decklist: https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/1948053#paper You can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzuby Magic with Zuby can be found at: Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzuby Twitter: @magicwithzuby Gmail: mtgzuby@gmail.com Magic With Zuby is sponsored by the following: Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States! InkedGaming.com: We are affiliated with InkedGaming! Use coupon code "ZUBY10" on check out!

Hey everybody, today we discuss my personal top 10 EDH additions from Ravnica Allegiance and also discuss a personal favorite deck of mine in Standard right now dubbed THICC Angels. THICC Angels Decklist: https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/1948053#paper You can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here:https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzubyMagic with Zuby can be found at:Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzubyTwitter: @magicwithzubyGmail: mtgzuby@gmail.comMagic With Zuby is sponsored by the following:Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States!InkedGaming.com: We are affiliated with InkedGaming! Use coupon code "ZUBY10" on check out!

On May 13th, Wizards announced the replacements for Yuuya and Gerry in the Mythic Pro League: Savjz and Jessica Estephan. Both participated in the Mythic Invitational. Savjz has been playing Magic for a while and is a well-known streamer. Jessica is a successful pro player and had the highest pro points of any woman in the 2017-2018 pro season. With neither being the next in line based on pro points, the decision has drawn all sorts of attention. Matt and DBoe give their take on it.A while ago we did a live deck build and it was received well, so we're back with another! Starting with a vague theme and a few new interesting cards, Matt and DBoe work through the synergies they like and the cards they think fit the deck best, talking through their thoughts on each card.Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

This week JB and Dboe get together to discuss how they are preparing for MagicFest/Grand Prix Kansas City and analyze emerging meta decks from the Magic Pro League and how they stand up in competitive play, as well as discuss the decks' secret techs against their worst match ups.Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

Episode 194 of the Unspoken Realms podcast, featuring The Ascension of Reza by Nicky Drayden. The Ascension of Reza is the fifth story written for Ravnica Allegiance and focuses on the Azorius Senate To support Unspoken Realms, visit the Patreon page.  

With the Mythic Invitational II come and gone, Matt and Jeremy have a thing or two to say about it. Not the games as much as the new rule introduced: the London Mulligan. Tron, Arclight Phoenix and more got a nice little boost to their results. Why was that? What are people saying about the London Mulligan?Also, we take a look at the first results of the new meta. Which decks are on the rise? Which ones are falling? Which ones didn't even show up? We talk about which ones we like the most as well.Finally, poor Matt tried grabbing a Mythic Edition on eBay and, well, you can pretty much guess how that worked out. What should Wizards do about this? How bad was it, really?That and more on this week's episode of the Main Phase.Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

Episode 193 of the Unspoken Realms podcast, featuring The Ledger of Hidden Fortunes by Nicky Drayden. The Ledger of Hidden Fortunes is the fourth story written for Ravnica Allegiance and focuses on the Orzhov Syndicate. To support Unspoken Realms, visit the Patreon page.  

#MTG War of the Spark prerelease finally came and went and the entire LandSayGo crew recap on their decks and what they found interesting or powerful in the sealed environment.Mythic Invitational 2 steeped in controversy and scandal when beloved Hall of Fame player Yuuya Watanabe was accused of marking his cards after a deck check was performed during the event and was subsequently disqualified from the event. LSG tackle this touchy subject in today's episode of #TheMainPhase.Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

“Last” episode on Ravnica Allegiance before we move to War of the spark

This week, Dboe and JB are reunited for a fun and interesting episode about #MagictheGathering War of the Spark! They discuss key cards, interesting combos, and the set as a whole!Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

Ravnica Allegiance has been an amazing set, and with “War of the Spark” coming in just 2 weeks, we took the time to talk about some of our best and [...] Source

Ravnica spoiler season is in full swing and Dboe and Matt discuss the latest spoilers, the cards they want to play with, cards they feel are going to be an issue and shed some insight onto some standard lore.Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

This week, Fernando and Kevin review what lessons cube designers can learn from Ravnica Allegiance and what cards have been or will perform well in cubes. Path to Cube is a weekly MTG cube podcast that talks about the latest developments in cube run by your hosts, Fernando and Kevin. We play a modular cube every week which you can check out at: www.cubetutor.com/cubeblog/83926 For more info on modular cubes, listen to Ep 051 or read the description on the cubetutor link. For tips on starting a modular cube, listen to Ep 061. Our website: https://pathtocube.com/ Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pathtocube Our Discord: https://discord.gg/rzdgbsW

This week on Limited Resources Marshall and Luis look back on a really good set, Ravnica Allegiance! It's time to bid it farewell, but before we do we have to figure out which card was the biggest groan test, which had the best artwork, and all the other points of recognition shall we say, for the set. And yes, Luis has his soundboard for this one... Brian Hacker's "The New Pool Halls" article about money drafting at the Pro Tour in the late 90's/early 2000's: http://web.archive.org/web/20010515014151/magic.mindripper.com/Index.cfm?ArticleID=43&SectionID=1&Show=All Limited Resources is proudly sponsored by ChannelFireball.com You can support Limited Resources on the LR Patreon page here: LR Patreon Page Your Hosts: Marshall Sutcliffe and Luis Scott-Vargas Marshall’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/Marshall_LR Luis’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/lsv Email: lr@lrcast.com LR Community Subreddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/lrcast

Matt and JB went to First Fridays for FNM at their local game store, and had a 5 round tournament to win free packs. They analyze their decks and how they performed against their local meta as well as discuss interesting interactions they saw within their games. Finally, they discuss what they would change about their decks and how they think this would help their builds.Support the show (https://bit.ly/2W9d76a)

Episode 192 of the Unspoken Realms podcast, featuring The Principles of Unnatural Selection by Nicky Drayden. The Principles of Unnatural Selection is the third story written for Ravnica Allegiance and focuses on the Simic Combine. To support Unspoken Realms, visit the Patreon page.

Episode 191 of the Unspoken Realms podcast, featuring Rage of the Unsung by Nicky Drayden. Rage of the Unsung is the second story written for Ravnica Allegiance and focuses on the Gruul Clans. To support Unspoken Realms, visit the Patreon page.

This is another in my "Lessons Learned" series where I talk about the lessons I've picked up from sets I've led or co-led. In this podcast, I talk about Guilds of Ravnica and Ravnica Allegiance (as the vision design for them was done together).

Graham, Cameron, and Nelson present all of YOUR nicknames for every card in RNA! Support LRR: http://Patreon.com/loadingreadyrun

Warning: Explicit ContentWelcome back to the Wizard's Staff! Did you hate our core set 2019 video as much as we did? Well that's okay because we swear we are doing a lot better when it comes to these kind of things and this episode will tickle your fancy if you're into hearing about good set reviews#EDH #Commander #MagicTheGathering———————————How it Begins by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...)Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-...Artist: http://incompetech.com/Follow us on Twitter:https://twitter.com/WizardsStaff101Checkout our iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/t...Guy Gibboney: Artistic Management, Production, Account ManagerBlake Pintler: He thought of the nameEmail: thewizardstaff101@gmail.comSupport the show (https://twitter.com/WizardsStaff101)

Graham, Cameron, and Nelson talk about the recent changes to Magic Arena and their initial thoughts on Ravnica Allegiance. Support LRR: http://Patreon.com/loadingreadyrun

While vending at pre-releases in hugely different areas of the country, it appears that there are now, more than ever, noticeable trends regarding what players are letting go of.

The last episode of the Ravnica Allegiance Complete Set Review! This episode we discuss all the artifact and land cards in Ravnica Allegiance. Hear my thoughts on each and every artifact and land card and whether or not you should play it in limited or constructed! Let me know your thoughts and tell me how I did! You can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzuby Magic with Zuby can be found at: Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzuby Twitter: @magicwithzuby Gmail: mtgzuby@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/magic-with-zuby/id1082227660?mt=2 Google Play: Google Play Link here Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/magic-with-zuby Tune In Radio: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Magic-with-Zuby-p875986/ Magic With Zuby is sponsored by the following: Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States! Manatraders.com: Tired of buying singles in order to play in events on Magic Online? Manatraders allows you to rent any cards and decks you want for a monthly price! Be sure to check them out and use coupon code "MTGZuby" when you check out and get 15% off your first 3 months!

The next episode of the Ravnica Allegiance Complete Set Review! This episode we discuss all the multicolored cards in Ravnica Allegiance. Hear my thoughts on each and every multicolored card and whether or not you should play it in limited or constructed! Let me know your thoughts and tell me how I did! You can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzuby Magic with Zuby can be found at: Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzuby Twitter: @magicwithzuby Gmail: mtgzuby@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/magic-with-zuby/id1082227660?mt=2 Google Play: Google Play Link here Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/magic-with-zuby Tune In Radio: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Magic-with-Zuby-p875986/ Magic With Zuby is sponsored by the following: Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States! Manatraders.com: Tired of buying singles in order to play in events on Magic Online? Manatraders allows you to rent any cards and decks you want for a monthly price! Be sure to check them out and use coupon code "MTGZuby" when you check out and get 15% off your first 3 months!

The next episode of the Ravnica Allegiance Complete Set Review! This episode we discuss all the green cards in Ravnica Allegiance. Hear my thoughts on each and every Green card and whether or not you should play it in limited or constructed! Let me know your thoughts and tell me how I did! You can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzuby Magic with Zuby can be found at: Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzuby Twitter: @magicwithzuby Gmail: mtgzuby@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/magic-with-zuby/id1082227660?mt=2 Google Play: Google Play Link here Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/magic-with-zuby Tune In Radio: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Magic-with-Zuby-p875986/ Magic With Zuby is sponsored by the following: Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States! Manatraders.com: Tired of buying singles in order to play in events on Magic Online? Manatraders allows you to rent any cards and decks you want for a monthly price! Be sure to check them out and use coupon code "MTGZuby" when you check out and get 15% off your first 3 months!

The next episode of the Ravnica Allegiance Complete Set Review! This episode we discuss all the red cards in Ravnica Allegiance. Hear my thoughts on each and every Red card and whether or not you should play it in limited or constructed! Let me know your thoughts and tell me how I did! You can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzuby Magic with Zuby can be found at: Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzuby Twitter: @magicwithzuby Gmail: mtgzuby@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/magic-with-zuby/id1082227660?mt=2 Google Play: Google Play Link here Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/magic-with-zuby Tune In Radio: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Magic-with-Zuby-p875986/ Magic With Zuby is sponsored by the following: Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States! Manatraders.com: Tired of buying singles in order to play in events on Magic Online? Manatraders allows you to rent any cards and decks you want for a monthly price! Be sure to check them out and use coupon code "MTGZuby" when you check out and get 15% off your first 3 months!

The next episode of the Ravnica Allegiance Complete Set Review! This episode we discuss all the black cards in Ravnica. Hear my thoughts on each and every Blue card and whether or not you should play it in limited or constructed! Let me know your thoughts and tell me how I did! You can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzuby Magic with Zuby can be found at: Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzuby Twitter: @magicwithzuby Gmail: mtgzuby@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/magic-with-zuby/id1082227660?mt=2 Google Play: Google Play Link here Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/magic-with-zuby Tune In Radio: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Magic-with-Zuby-p875986/ Magic With Zuby is sponsored by the following: Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States! Manatraders.com: Tired of buying singles in order to play in events on Magic Online? Manatraders allows you to rent any cards and decks you want for a monthly price! Be sure to check them out and use coupon code "MTGZuby" when you check out and get 15% off your first 3 months!

The next episode of the Ravnica Allegiance Complete Set Review! This episode we discuss all the blue cards in Ravnica Allegiance. Hear my thoughts on each and every Blue card and whether or not you should play it in limited or constructed! Let me know your thoughts and tell me how I did! You can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzuby Magic with Zuby can be found at: Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzuby Twitter: @magicwithzuby Gmail: mtgzuby@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/magic-with-zuby/id1082227660?mt=2 Google Play: Google Play Link here Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/magic-with-zuby Tune In Radio: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Magic-with-Zuby-p875986/ Magic With Zuby is sponsored by the following: Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States! Manatraders.com: Tired of buying singles in order to play in events on Magic Online? Manatraders allows you to rent any cards and decks you want for a monthly price! Be sure to check them out and use coupon code "MTGZuby" when you check out and get 15% off your first 3 months!

The first episode of the Ravnica Allegiance Complete Set Review! This episode we discuss all the white cards in Ravnica Allegiance. Hear my thoughts on each and every White card and whether or not you should play it in limited or constructed! Let me know your thoughts and tell me how I did! You can support Magic With Zuby on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/magicwithzuby Magic with Zuby can be found at: Facebook: facebook.com/magicwithzuby Twitter: @magicwithzuby Gmail: mtgzuby@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/magic-with-zuby/id1082227660?mt=2 Google Play: Google Play Link here Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/magic-with-zuby Tune In Radio: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Magic-with-Zuby-p875986/ Magic With Zuby is sponsored by the following: Legitmtg.com: Order any Magic singles or sealed product that is over $2 and get free shipping to anywhere within the United States! Manatraders.com: Tired of buying singles in order to play in events on Magic Online? Manatraders allows you to rent any cards and decks you want for a monthly price! Be sure to check them out and use coupon code "MTGZuby" when you check out and get 15% off your first 3 months!

WotC announces the return of both the Challenger Decks and the Mythic Edition box for Ravnica Allegiance heading into the full spoiler.

Ben, Cameron, and Nelson are very excited to tell you all about their favourite newly spoiled cards. Support LRR: http://Patreon.com/loadingreadyrun