I go over arguably the best allied color pair charm that there is and while every mode is useful and what decks you can be playing this in that involve the colors green and white. Great for competitive players, and great for casual players looking to find cheap powerful cards to add to their decks

I talk briefly on what the Pauper format is, how I have gotten back into it, and where I plan to go with it!

This episode goes over the red and green charm out of the charm cycle, I go over ways that it is beneficial in the sideboard and in your main deck for your strategies and themes

I talk about one of my least favorite charms in the whole guild charm cycle. But I go over how it can be effectively used and some reasons on why you want to bring it into your decks! Come see what the guild of shadows can bring with their charm in hand.

Today I delve into the red and black charm in my charm cycle, talking about ways you can use lactose charm and include it into your decks especially as a control player!

Let's talk what members of your party should be present, and what roles they should be fulfilling in order to make the ideal party. Great for getting brand new people into the game and typically have enough strengths to shore up each other's weaknesses during gameplay and when you're crafting your adventures as a dungeon master. I share my preferred classes, and I share the overall themes or roles that can be a little bit more flexible for your preferred gameplay

I go into probably too much depth on how I love the card Azorius charm and how you are underutilizing it in your casual and budget decks! Not only is this card a good piece of removal but it's also flexible to get you out of a tight spot!

This episode I go into probably too much detail over one of my favorite all-star angels that I've played In many of my casual and starter decks. I explain the power that actually comes with Serra Angel and how you can make her work for your decks!

This episode I go over the template I use whenever I am first constructing a magic the gathering deck. This is aimed towards new / casual players who are wanting to build their first or second magic decks, or establish players looking for an easier way to build kitchen table decks for their friends to play with. I have used the template over the years, and have done some tweaking to it and some changes to it, but has helped tremendously to making it feel like I am playing more magic and having more of an impact on the game while still being able to stay fairly budget and fairly focused!

I go over Kiln Fiend the ways In which I have used it, and some of the popular formats you can find for this card for the casual and competitive Magic the gathering player