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

Posted on 08 January 2008 by Tommy

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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. The 9-pocket portfolios have been spotted for sale from Morningtide.

Morningtide Mojo
We are up to 86/150 cards on the unofficial MTGS Morningtide spoiler. All four of us each walk through 3 cards (12 total) that have us excited and talk a bit more about the nitty-gritty of the set. We also have a return of the Combo of the Week with Morningtide! Make sure to check out the official spoiler at WoTC with a bunch of nice card scans and includes the latest - Rhys the Exiled, Leaf-Crowned Elder, and Oona’s Blackguard. And make sure to check out the very anticipated (including the art) of Maralen of the Mornsong.

Morningtide Combos of the Week
Tom: Maralen of the Mornsong + Aven Mindcensor
Dom #2: Crafty Pathmage + Indomitable Ancient + Doran, the Siege Tower or Crookclaw Transmuter
Gavin: Shard Volley + Flagstones of Trokair

MTGCast News
The Worlds Special interview with Rosewater and Forsythe is in the lead for the December Article Of The Month voting on MTGS, yeah! And the Facebook group continues to grow at 62 members!

Emails, Comments and COMMENT CONTEST!
The winner this week of the Lorwyn Fat Pack is … Penumbra Leprechaun!

This is a new weekly contest where I announce a question on the podcast, you post a response (or story) on the MTGSalvation forum for replies to the episode and you can win a card hand-selected from Tom’s large collection (and winner is announced on the next week’s show). Also, if there are 75+ comments in one week on an episode, Tom will give away his Italian Legends Mirror Universe to a randomly-selected entry!

This week’s question is: Favorite change brought by Lorwyn / Morningtide to Magic! (e.g. tribal, evoke, planeswalkers, prowl, reinforce kinship, the new dual lands, clash, Changeling)
Prize of the week: Elves vs Goblins Duel Deck!

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