By Jason Waddell
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The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.
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00:00 Intro and the Origins of Lucky Paper
Time for Part 2 of our Modern Horizons 2 Cube Review! Here are your timestamps!
00:00 Intro and Dom's Groupies
Modern Horizons 2 has a truckload of interesting and powerful cards. Today Dom Harvey and Jason Waddell take a look at as many as they can, with a few signature tangents mixed in for good measure.
00:00 Intro and the Infinite Spoiler Season
Today we sit down with Parker LaMascus (landofMordor) to discuss how we talk about cubes, where restrictions fit into the design process, and the future of cubing.
Watch with video at: https://youtu.be/NzKG2li6p50
Parker's Cubes on CubeCobra: https://cubecobra.com/user/view/5d35b48796dd684d71e9fc2d
00:00 Intro - Strix Scale
Today we have a chat with custom card guru Chris Taylor to pick his brain. Your host (hello, it's me, Jason Waddell) was sick while filming, so if my ability to mentally compute calendar years seems off, that's why.
Watch with video here: https://youtu.be/qx1oGpirkqA
Today we sit down with aspiring cult leader SirFunchalot to figure out why one of his cubes has 47 copies of Counterspell.
Video available at: https://youtu.be/GpaLEMPonXw
Dom and Jason dig into Strixhaven, and how they evaluate the new cards from a cube perspective. Do Strixhaven students love reading some of the wordiest Magic cards ever printed?
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro / Lesson - Learn
Is the Power Max approach proper game design? Does it matter? How can we get better at describing cubes? Where do Dom and Jason draw design inspiration from, and how do they approach the Reanimator archetype? Find out on Episode 2 of the RiptideLab Podcast!
Jason Waddell sits down with multi-tournament winner and Star City Game's contributor Dom Harvey to discuss a gluttony of cube topics. Even when he's got a trophy in his hand, Dom has cube on the brain. Find out why Dom has soured on the Vintage Cube, whether he thinks "5-color goodstuff" is actually a problem, what makes a card "too good", and Magic as an esport.
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.