Archive | January, 2008

The Magic Sock #97: Wake Up! It’s Almost Morningtide.

The Magic Sock #97: Wake Up! It’s Almost Morningtide.

Show Notes: –Lots of new Morningtide cards previewed on www.magicthegathering.com –Question of the week: “How do you organize your Magic: The Gathering card collection?” Send me your feedback. –Band of the week is by Luma and the song is called “Wake Up” available on Podshow.com. [...more]

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Monday Night Magic #86: Two Doms are better than one!

Monday Night Magic #86: Two Doms are better than one!

We are brought to you by MTGMintCard.com and TrollAndToad.com! This Week in Magic First, we are joined by a special guest, Bateleur (aka “Dom #2″) from MTGS! Scans of the Shadowmoor novel have been found. PTQ’s for PT Hollywood have begun, the official page is up on WoTC and Gavin gives a few tips. [...] [...more]

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#47 - 2008 Jan 01 - Road Warrior Otwell - 2007 Year in Review

#47 - 2008 Jan 01 - Road Warrior Otwell - 2007 Year in Review

Episode #47 - 2008 Jan 01 - 2007 Year in Review Seasons Greetings from Us at MTGCast to our faithful listeners and public.  This is my 2007 Year in Review, albeit released a tab later than I originally had planned. I cover a variety of different items, such as each and every Grand Prix and Pro Tour, [...] [...more]

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The Magic Sock #96: Magic: The Gathering Year End Round Up

The Magic Sock #96: Magic: The Gathering Year End Round Up

Show Notes: –Looking back at a year in Magic: Planar Chaos, Future Sight, Tenth Edition and Lorwyn –Four new Morningtide cards spoiled on MTGSalvation.com –Send me your feedback. – Lindsay Rakers Band “Save Us” available on Podshow.com. [...more]

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