This podcast has mainly become WOTC market analysis. Not really what I want to listen to.

Hasbro and WOTC has spit in the face of us players with their 30th Anniversary. It has really showed us where their priorities lie. I buy off Proxy King and Proxy Queen really expensive cards that look real but I mark the backs with the word fake so even if they end up in the ecosystem, no one gets hurt.

To Crim, when you said nobody plays pokemon they only collect it. Wrong. I played Pokémon TCG since day 1 of release. I played in tourneys and earned badges. Pokémon TCG Online is still pretty thriving as well and competitive. People who only do collect it though and not play, why? That doesn’t make much sense.

This was the worst event ever. Way to go Wizards.

Sucks that Crim wasn't on this one. He's the most entertaining.

Can we talk about splinter Twin in the list of MH2 like is it going to be unbanned or what thats weirs for them to do

First, LSV would have to take his head out of his ass before you could even recognize him. He LOVES the smell of his own farts

Sorry, but unbelievably bad take by Richard. Glad Seth sees why this situation is completely different. I don't think Richard understands peoples' frustrations correctly based on his arguments.

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Before seeing the complete spoiler for the esper deck i think the planeswalker has some potential with the "you lose the game cards" like demonic pact. Her ultimate lets you shift all of you permanents so you can get rid of the cards before they kill you plus if you for some reason can't ult her you could blink demonic pact/ a different card to reset it. Also i think if the person you shifted to loses the cards they own leave the battlefield so the person that got the losers permanents also gets board wiped.

Just wanted to say that i used to love your content use your website and watch your youtube vids. I will no longer support a group of people that would start a wich hunt of an L.G.S. that did not deserve it.

We're back. A dinosaur story it was awesome hahaha it was on netflix for awhile.

Really informative podcast. I always look forward to them.

There have been lots of unique counters in older sets. I've heard about them, though I don't know if those sets are in modern.

Chas is seriously clueless about the Magic player base isn't he? Another Un set would fly off the shelves. People would love it

Complaining about standard being stale is so insane to me. The decks each represent an archetype -aggro, midrange, and control. It's the old Rock Paper Scissors. Why does it need to be more than that? It'll always happen unless the game is 100% perfectly balanced and every single card interaction is 100% equal in value, and that will never happen in Magic. It simply too complex of a game.