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#52 - 2008 Feb 14 - Road Warrior Otwell - Extended Part 2

#52 - 2008 Feb 14 - Road Warrior Otwell - Extended Part 2

Episode #52 - 2008 Feb 14 - Extended Part 2 Another take on the Extended Format, roughly half way through the season.  This time, with perferred decklists, and updated statisics. Visit the Official MTGCast Network Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=8125010411 If you have any feedback, please send it too: otwellc@gmail.com [...more]

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The Magic Sock #102: Interview with Rebecca Guay

The Magic Sock #102: Interview with Rebecca Guay

Total running time: 1 hour and 1 minute and 23 seconds. Show Notes: –Interview with Rebecca Guay who has worked with Wizards of the Coast, painting Magic cards since Alliances. For more information on Rebecca Guay and to see the beautiful art she’s created, visit her website. –Run through of the four preconstructed decks from Morningtide. –Send me your [...] [...more]

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Monday Night Magic #91: More bad news?

Monday Night Magic #91: More bad news?

MTGCast Episode 91 - More bad news? “You read it somewhere else, but you heard it here first!” We are brought to you by MTGMintCard.com and TrollAndToad.com! This Week in Magic We have our first sneak peek of the Shadowmoor package images! The MTGO III countdown is still paused and Morningtide will be released under the old MTGO client. [...] [...more]

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The Magic Sock #101: Morningtide: It’s Here!

The Magic Sock #101: Morningtide: It’s Here!

Total running time: 46 minutes and 25 seconds. Show Notes: –Talk about the changes to the Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour and the Pro Tour Players Union. –Run through of my favorite commons from Morningtide and a discussion of why they’re good for limited/sealed play. –Question of the week: “What do you think of the Pro Tour and Pro [...] [...more]

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Monday Night Magic #90: MTGO III release paused. Again.

Monday Night Magic #90: MTGO III release paused. Again.

MTGCast Episode 90 - MTGO III release paused. Again. “You read it somewhere else, but you heard it here first!” We are brought to you by MTGMintCard.com and TrollAndToad.com! This Week in Magic Still in that post-Morningtide lull. The live public beta of MTGO III has come and gone on 1/31/08 and now we see that the countdown to [...] [...more]

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2008 Jan 30 - Djinns Playground #6 - Pro Tour Points and Pro Players Club

2008 Jan 30 - Djinns Playground #6 - Pro Tour Points and Pro Players Club

After a long hiatus spent frolicking with his immense harem, The Immortal Djinn has returned to chime in on the recent changes to the Pro Tour points and Players Club!How does this affect you??? [...more]

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