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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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Words Paris 2006 - Christmas Fat Pack

Words Paris 2006 - Christmas Fat Pack

Dom interviews someone on from WoTC Europe marketing [...more]

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Using Magic Set Editor With Ah-Hoy

Using Magic Set Editor With Ah-Hoy

Visual demonstration and walk-through on how to use the Magic Set Editor to create your own custom magic cards. You might get a few sneak peeks on the ‘behind the scenes’ making of Ah-Hoy as well! You can download MSE here: http://magicseteditor.sourceforge.net/ [...more]

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An Introduction To Ah-Hoy

An Introduction To Ah-Hoy

* Listener-created fantasy MTG sets, plan for block of 3 sets * At its base, it is a pirate-themed set that is in love and all about pirates with a smattering of ninjas and monkeys * Started in episode 22 ‘D-E-L-A-Y-E-D’ with Black Belt the Pirate (I think DC had a hand in this if I remember [...] [...more]

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Cory Herndon Interview

Cory Herndon Interview

To cope with the delay of MNM This week, I have decided to release this interview a day earlyer. Well it seems the time spiral pre release is upon us, but whilst everyone is thinking of the new set, MTGCast takes a look back at Ravnica with a fully featured interview with Mr Cory Herndon, writer of the Ravnica [...] [...more]

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Ravnica Guilds Overview

Ravnica Guilds Overview

Aiden takes us through the Guilds Of Ravnica [...more]

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Limited With The Lads

Limited With The Lads

This special show of MTGCast was requested by several members, its a show on limited, the basic thing of it is we open 3 packs each and discuss what we would choose in each pack and what we wouldnt choose, Dom had a bit to drink before hand so the sound levels are a little off (as is his [...] [...more]

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Tribal With Tom

Tribal With Tom

Welcome to the first of our wednesday write up shows, each show we introduce you to a different format, a different style of playing, an introduction to aspects of magic such a the stack and sideboarding this will be taken on each week by one of The MTGCast Networks hosts, this week its Tom with an introduction to the [...] [...more]

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