The Eternal Durdles Cast discusses the Modern Horizons 3 spoilers, focusing on colorless cards and their impact on the format. They explore the potential of new archetypes, the power of specific cards, and the implications for Eldrazi decks. The conversation delves into the practical applications and strategic considerations of the new cards, providing insights for deck building and gameplay. Zac & Phil analyze various colorless cards from Modern Horizons 3, focusing on their potential impact in the context of Eldrazi decks. The discussion delves into the mechanics, mana costs, and strategic implications of each card, providing insights into their playability and effectiveness. The conversation also explores the broader themes of aggressive Eldrazi strategies, mana acceleration, and the role of colorless spells in the current meta.Chapters00:00Exploring the Impact of Modern Horizons 3 Colorless Cards03:09Strategic Considerations for Eldrazi Decks in Modern Horizons 310:45Unveiling New Archetypes: The Power of Colorless Cards in Modern28:52Analyzing Colorless Cards from Modern Horizons 334:07Strategic Insights for Eldrazi Decks39:23The Role of Colorless Spells in Aggressive Strategies

The episode revolves around the perceived impact of Modern Horizons 3 on Legacy, the experience of returning to the format after a break, and the challenges and frustrations with the current state of the format. The hosts discuss the dominance of certain cards, the need for change, and the impact of power outliers on the gameplay experience. The conversation delves into the challenges and dynamics of the Legacy format in Magic: The Gathering, discussing the implications of new card releases, the dominance of certain decks, and the overall experience of players. Zac and Phil express their hopes for the format's future and the need for a more balanced and engaging gameplay experience.

00:00The Impact of Modern Horizons 3 on Legacy03:55Challenges and Frustrations with Card Dominance06:19The Need for Change: Evolving the Legacy Format26:06The Impact of Dominant Decks on Player Experience29:02Player Experience and the Future of Legacy36:31New Card Releases and the Future of the Format

The episode revolves around the perceived impact of Modern Horizons 3 on Legacy, the experience of returning to the format after a break, and the challenges and frustrations with the current state of the format. The hosts discuss the dominance of certain cards, the need for change, and the impact of power outliers on the gameplay experience. The conversation delves into the challenges and dynamics of the Legacy format in Magic: The Gathering, discussing the implications of new card releases, the dominance of certain decks, and the overall experience of players. Zac and Phil express their hopes for the format's future and the need for a more balanced and engaging gameplay experience.

00:00The Impact of Modern Horizons 3 on Legacy03:55Challenges and Frustrations with Card Dominance06:19The Need for Change: Evolving the Legacy Format26:06The Impact of Dominant Decks on Player Experience29:02Player Experience and the Future of Legacy36:31New Card Releases and the Future of the Format

Zac and Phil discuss three cards from Modern Horizons 3: Ugin's Labyrinth, Brain Surge, and Tamiyo Meets the Story Circle. They analyze the potential impact of these cards in various deck archetypes and discuss their strengths and weaknesses. Ugin's Labyrinth, a land that produces 2 colorless mana and can imprint a card with mana value 7 or greater, has the potential to replace City of Traitors in certain decks. Brain Surge, an instant that allows you to draw four cards and put two back on top of your library, offers card advantage and selection for control decks. Tamiyo Meets the Story Circle, a saga that provides tempo advantage, card advantage, and graveyard recursion, has the potential to be a win condition in itself. The hosts explore the possibilities and implications of these cards in the Modern Horizons 3 spoiler season.

Zac and Phil discuss three cards from Modern Horizons 3: Ugin's Labyrinth, Brain Surge, and Tamiyo Meets the Story Circle. They analyze the potential impact of these cards in various deck archetypes and discuss their strengths and weaknesses. Ugin's Labyrinth, a land that produces 2 colorless mana and can imprint a card with mana value 7 or greater, has the potential to replace City of Traitors in certain decks. Brain Surge, an instant that allows you to draw four cards and put two back on top of your library, offers card advantage and selection for control decks. Tamiyo Meets the Story Circle, a saga that provides tempo advantage, card advantage, and graveyard recursion, has the potential to be a win condition in itself. The hosts explore the possibilities and implications of these cards in the Modern Horizons 3 spoiler season.

Zac invites Max to discuss the ban & restricted announcement, the future of the game, and the impact of Universes Beyond releases. They also touch on the release cadence of Magic sets, the effects of December's layoffs on the game, and the importance of maintaining a competitive aspirational story. Max shares his thoughts on the banning of Sticker and Attraction cards and the potential decline of Magic in the next five years. Hen discusses over-designing and breaking cards in Magic: The Gathering, leading to bans. Highlighting the inevitability of bans for powerful decks and the need for Wizards of the Coast to design powerful sets. The conversation also focuses on the consensus best deck in #MTGLegacy, known as Scam, and its strong game plan and counterplay options. The potential banning of Orcish Bowmaster and the impact of #MH3 (Modern Horizons 3) on the format are also discussed. The conversation concludes with a discussion of enticing cards from MH3, including Wight of the Reliquary, Necrogoyf, and Herigast, Erupting Nullkite. Finally, Max discusses specific cards in the MH3 set that he is excited about, such as Kozilek Unsealing and Psychic Frog. They also talk about their struggles with remembering card names and the frustration it can cause. Max shares his experience playing competitive decks and the joy of being ahead of the pack, the impact of certain cards and decks in Legacy.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview07:13 The Impact of Release Cadence and Universes Beyond12:35 The Challenges of Maintaining the Game's Identity and Player Engagement20:53 The Negative Effects of Layoffs and Staff Turnover23:06 The Importance of Banning Cards and the Resurgence of Other Decks28:11 The Power Level and Potential Balancing of the Scam Deck38:23 The Influence of MH3 on the Format40:09 Exciting Cards from the New Set and Their Potential Impact45:04 The Resurgence of Decks like Steel Stompy and Aluren48:41 Anticipating MH3 and Exciting Cards53:53 The Joy of Brewing and Early Set Exploration58:51 Hopes for New and Interesting Card Designs in MH3JOIN US ON DISCORD: https://discord.gg/hrC7PxQZTE

Zac invites Max to discuss the ban & restricted announcement, the future of the game, and the impact of Universes Beyond releases. They also touch on the release cadence of Magic sets, the effects of December's layoffs on the game, and the importance of maintaining a competitive aspirational story. Max shares his thoughts on the banning of Sticker and Attraction cards and the potential decline of Magic in the next five years. Hen discusses over-designing and breaking cards in Magic: The Gathering, leading to bans. Highlighting the inevitability of bans for powerful decks and the need for Wizards of the Coast to design powerful sets. The conversation also focuses on the consensus best deck in #MTGLegacy, known as Scam, and its strong game plan and counterplay options. The potential banning of Orcish Bowmaster and the impact of #MH3 (Modern Horizons 3) on the format are also discussed. The conversation concludes with a discussion of enticing cards from MH3, including Wight of the Reliquary, Necrogoyf, and Herigast, Erupting Nullkite. Finally, Max discusses specific cards in the MH3 set that he is excited about, such as Kozilek Unsealing and Psychic Frog. They also talk about their struggles with remembering card names and the frustration it can cause. Max shares his experience playing competitive decks and the joy of being ahead of the pack, the impact of certain cards and decks in Legacy.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview07:13 The Impact of Release Cadence and Universes Beyond12:35 The Challenges of Maintaining the Game's Identity and Player Engagement20:53 The Negative Effects of Layoffs and Staff Turnover23:06 The Importance of Banning Cards and the Resurgence of Other Decks28:11 The Power Level and Potential Balancing of the Scam Deck38:23 The Influence of MH3 on the Format40:09 Exciting Cards from the New Set and Their Potential Impact45:04 The Resurgence of Decks like Steel Stompy and Aluren48:41 Anticipating MH3 and Exciting Cards53:53 The Joy of Brewing and Early Set Exploration58:51 Hopes for New and Interesting Card Designs in MH3JOIN US ON DISCORD: https://discord.gg/hrC7PxQZTE

Sahar and Sarah discuss their plans for expanding their Legacy Gambit content creation. They mention their A to Z series, where they explore different Legacy decks, and their desire to showcase more current and popular decks. Sarah also reveals her plan to start Twitch streaming, focusing on educational content and reviewing gameplay. They discuss their upcoming appearances at Magic events and express their admiration for fellow Magic players.

Sahar and Sarah discuss their plans for expanding their Legacy Gambit content creation. They mention their A to Z series, where they explore different Legacy decks, and their desire to showcase more current and popular decks. Sarah also reveals her plan to start Twitch streaming, focusing on educational content and reviewing gameplay. They discuss their upcoming appearances at Magic events and express their admiration for fellow Magic players.

Zac Hill and Zac Clark discuss their experiences in Magic: The Gathering, including playing the game, writing articles, and game design. They talk about the evolution of Magic media and how it has changed over the years. They also touch on the different aspects of Magic design and the challenges of creating cards for various formats.