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Dan and Rachel talk about the effect Ikoria's new mechanics might have on EDH and if there is now a canonical human/dinosaur couple in mtg lore
Rachel and Dan attempt a relative return to normalcy but discussing the previewed cards from Commander 2020! It mostly works! The new commanders are rad! A palpable dread lurks just beneath the surface!
What's going on? When will we get to go back to our LGS? What does it mean to have hobbies when the entire world is changing outside? When do Ikoria previews start?
This week Dan and Rachel get distracted a lot. But they try to talk about win cons, knowing your role within a pod, and how equipment works to scale with big creatures.
Dan and Rachel detail what they believe to be the perfect system for EDH power level ranking. No further systems will be needed after this.
Dan and Rachel talk about stax again since the whole "stax players are perverts" thing seems to have really stuck. Then they talk about the mono-white problem. Then they talk about what role each planeswalker would play in a high school movie. It's a good time!
Dan and Rachel re-recorded this episode after a technological disaster and it turned out way better! They talk about Ikoria Commander predictions, Sonic the Hedgehod, and what type of EDH players various celebrities would be
Dan and Rachel talk about the Hybrid Mana debate, the most annoying cards/combos that they play anyway, and their pet peeves in game. Inevitably, the conversation comes back around to the recent EDH drama surrounding casual and cEDH but they only talk about it for like five minutes, promise.
Dan and Rachel talk about which EDH non-essentials they're willing to spend a little bit of extra money on. Then they discuss some of the attitude/acceptance issues that plague the EDH community.
Dan and Rachel talk about which EDH non-essentials they're willing to spend a little bit of extra money on. Then they discuss some of the attitude/acceptance issues that plague the EDH community.
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