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Worlds 2006 Recap

Worlds 2006 Recap

–Introduction to episode 40: Worlds 2006 Recap –Discussion the Worlds 2006 Magic the Gathering tournament scene. See the video recaps here. –Top 8 decks from Worlds 2006 –Feedback [...more]

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Words Paris 2006 - Randy Buehler Interview

Words Paris 2006 - Randy Buehler Interview

A podcaster interviewing a podcaster eh , Dom interviews the one and only Randy Buehler. [...more]

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Words Paris 2006 - Keith Anderson Interview

Words Paris 2006 - Keith Anderson Interview

Keith Anderson from wizards UK takes some time out to talk to Dom about whats happening in the magic world in the UK next year [...more]

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Words Paris 2006 - John Avon Interview

Words Paris 2006 - John Avon Interview

John Avon proves he can multitask and answers questions whilst signing cards [...more]

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Words Paris 2006 - Gary Wise Interview

Words Paris 2006 - Gary Wise Interview

Gary Wise takes some time out to talk about the Pro Tour Hall of fame, his poker site, how he is doing today, his poker site, his current job and his poker site [...more]

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Words Paris 2006 - Mark Rosewater Interview

Words Paris 2006 - Mark Rosewater Interview

Mark Rosewater finally joins MTGCast and has a chat about many many things [...more]

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Words Paris 2006 - Worlds Pre Show

Words Paris 2006 - Worlds Pre Show

ok heres the wrap up for day one , (the day before worlds starts and the pro player party), there’s not going to me much of a write up here since im in a bit of a rush to upload these and get them out, this show features me, finding the venue, getting into the venue, flying from [...] [...more]

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