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Since we were off last week our intrepid hosts decide to cover the spoilers for Modern Horizons Two in depth.
Chase isn't super familiar with Pro Magic and Alex fills us all in on how things used to be, how we got to where we were, and what sorts of things we'd like to see in the future.
Wizard's Dropped a bunch of info on us but Chase and Alex are here to help us sort through it all! New sets, new games, and exciting cards! If you're in need of help keeping up with what the summer holds this is the right place to start!
Names are hard, but music is great. The team discusses a new celebrity getting into the hobby in a big way, some of the wins we've seen in some new printing strategies that Wizard's has employed, and we keep the eldritch power of the podcast contained for another week!
Limited, and Standard, and Secret Lairs oh my! This episode features discussion of all of them along with a little bit of prognostication on what the return to in store play might look like!
This Week Chase only makes one comparison to pop, Alex reveals some potential new changes to Secret Lair, and both share what they are, and aren't excited for in C21.
Back this week with Spoilers aplenty we discuss what some of our favorite cards are, sympathize with how difficult white must be to design for currently, and speculate on which set tastes like which flavor of pop.
The calm before the spoiler storm resumes is almost over. We find out more about the rest of the 2021 magic sets including release dates, we get excited about vampire weddings, and we chat about how changing your mindset around losing can make it feel more rewarding for both you and your opponents.
This Week the gang catches up on some missed news, solves the mystery of how quarters work, discuss the value of some fancy red cards, and nerd out about Dungeons and Dragons. This one is jam packed so don't miss it!
On this weeks Scry Seven we hear about standard results, the end of spoilers hopefully for a bit, we hear about a cool Chase Card, and discuss how artificial scarcity is the bane of an inclusive hobby.
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