Talking about where standard is. Which means Del complains about Field of the Dead and Vera talks about using Thief of Sanity in her Esper homebrew. Standard is in a real strange place right now.

Roya discovers something about Henry, Susan, and Paul. Now she has to decide what to do. She never wanted to become a part of some large problem, but now it's a little too late.

Louis has tended bar at The Mill for years, has been working for Jill since he was a child. One thing that not many people know about him is his ongoing battle with depression. He has a chat with Rewner to try and figure out what he can do about it.

How do you beat depression? To be honest, I don't think you do. You befriend it, you face it, and you learn to come up with a plan before you're ever in the midst of a rough go. But when the waves come a'crashing, it's real hard to know which way is up unless you put on a life-vest before ever stepping into the waters of chaos.

Life is hard, yo. When do you find time to do the stuff you actually care about when working a job you're not totally in-love with? Vera and Del like their jobs, but they like Magic and D&D a lot more. And producing content isn't easy.

The Peras talk about playing with Eldraine cards. How they did at pre-release and what they're looking forward to. Overall thoughts on the set: Very cool look, but we'll have to see how things go to know how it plays.

If you're the batter how can you pick what shape to take? Only the baker can do that. But you're a human, you're multidimensional. You're both baker and batter. You form yourself into the shape you decide (within the confines of your choices).

Roya tries to learn who killed Henry and Susan. She and Marigold get some dinner, talk some more, and have an awkward conversation with Paul.

Change comes with each new season. This season of Magic sees the two Ixalan sets, Dominaria, and M19 rotate out of standard while Throne of Eldraine enters. The Peranine crew talks about what they played during the past year, what they liked, and what they'll miss.

The Peranine crew talks about what life has been like for the past few weeks. From PC troubles, to losing (and finding) an EDH deck, to Vera getting a job. There's a lot to discuss.