Magic is broadening its horizons again, and we must do the same. I'm just hyped for the Fallout Commanders decks, honestly!

Lyght of Praetors For Change is back to chat about Dinosaurs!....after we go over their Liara Portyr deck, filled to the bring with the best of what Boros offers. We then talk about Jurassic World Universes Beyond cards being announced, as well as the suite of sets of products for 2024. It's gonna be a busy year, so don't miss the forest for the trees, ok?

Check out Lyght's Liara Portyr deck on Moxfield. Check out Praetors For Change on Twitter @Praetors4Change until it goes down in flames, and look forward to the even coming in October!

Adios, a video game, is described as such: "A pig farmer decides he no longer wants to dispose of bodies for the mob. What follows is a discussion between him and his would-be killer." Spoiler alert I guess. Go play Adios on Xbox, Steam, Epic, Itch, or on the Switch.

I'm here to talk about how it's a video game. Some people have said it isn't.

In my first solo episode since 2021, I'm here to go over how indie games get a lot of flack sometimes for being on a tight budget and not having those "game"-ey features people look for. I go over what happens in the game, what makes Adios a game, and why I think the writing is so good.

Go check out Doc Burford on Twitter, his articles on Medium, and Mischief's website.

I'm doing Tiktok now! Go check me out @eclipsemeteor. Doing the same thing, but much more condensed. If you like these episodes, please consider buying me a Kofi!

You could play Sun Quan, Lord of Wu, or you could play Archetype of Imagination.....just a thought....

Hailing from MTG Lexicon, it's Bjorn! We chat about his budget Simic Cascade list, what compromises you make to get it down to $50, cloning Legendary Creatures using Sakashima, and how awesome Archetype of Imagination is? I'm just sayiiiiiin, it's really great on a budget.

Go check out MTG Lexicon on X...I mean Twitter, and on Twitch.

Let's show you the meaning of haste....as reminder text!

Part 2 of the Uncommons of Middle-Earth continues! We take a look at the Hobbits of the Shire, as well as the rest of the expansive cast of MTGxLOTR. Derek joins me again as we discuss the viability of these cards.

Middle-Earth is chock full of legendary creatures, characters of all shapes and sizes, so we begin to breakdown the 40 legendary creatures of the Uncommon variety, looking at the Elves, Dwarf, humans of Rohan and Gondor. We discuss stats, lore, and if they're good as a commander or part of the 99. Due to the density, part 2 will be next week's episode!

You can find Derek on Twitter @genesiswavefor1.

Video games are popping off in 2023, and half the year is already over? How much more can we expect? Spoiler alert, I guess?

Phil and Davy, the dynamic couple of Neoroyal, House of Pricey Cardboard (and the personification of Hecking Murder) are here to talk their experiences with The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and our collective thoughts on the game, its systems, story, and video games in general. At the time of this release, they have finally beaten the game!

Check out these fine folks on Twitter: Phil @EDHNeoroyal, Davy @DavyFJones, and Davy's Twitch, where heckin' murder occurs!

Aren't you tired of being nice? Don't you just want to go ape on your opponents?

Empress Quinn returns with the second showing of Armix, slinging some madness spells, with some words of wisdom regarding casting some mean nasty spells and never apologizing for it. We make these decks with intention, so we better commit! Otherwise, why do we play these spells at all? Cast those spells with your whole chest.

Go check out Quinn on Twitter @GirlDickEnergy, and find MTG Lexicon on Twitch and Youtube, which is the home of #DrownedSecretsDotFM.

Check out faer Grixis Madness deck on Moxfield!

First of all: nice.

Continuing the Boros/Lorehold adoration, I have Trentyn return for us to gush about hypotheticals with our favourite Loxodon from Strixhaven, the recently sparked Quintorius! There's a lot of tools and pieces to get max value out of this Lorehold student. We then discuss Trentyn's exploration of other formats and challenges with his playgroup, including Modern, Pauper and Pioneers brews.

Check out Trentyn on Twitter @Trentyn907, and check out my deck and Trentyn's deck on Moxfield.

I was thrown for a loop when I re-read Slinn Voda this episode. Why aren't Merfolk thrown into sea monster cards? We're missing out.

Chain comes on to chat about the history of his Slinn Voda, the Rising Deep deck, where it came from, where it's going, and what's the best way to pilot it. We then interject with the benefits of low vs high mana value commanders, new card designs that care about that, and how trusted play can lead to better game experiences.

You can check Chain out on Twitter @Chain_Commander, and the Slinn Voda deck on Archidekt.

You've heard of her haven't you? The Legend of Gut. When I was young my father would tell me stories about her, the skeletons she conjured. It's too spooky, this party's getting crazy, LET'S ROCK!

Will, AKA ScrufyNerfHerd joins the cast to chat about a pauper Gut and Feywild Visitor deck that's focused on burning out opponents while turning creatures sideways. We then discuss the impact and influence of Capcom's super stylish game series Devil May Cry, and the projects we've been involved in while showing our love for MTG at the same time.

Check out Will on Twitter @scrufynerfherd_ and Magic the Dungeoning on Twitter and Twitch. See his Gut/Feywild Visitor pauper list on Moxfield, and check out Children of Alara's deck tech on Isshin/Vergil on Youtube.