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Monday Night Magic #87: Level 3, Schmevel 3!

Posted on 16 January 2008 by Tommy

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This Week in Magic
The Morningtide Prerelease is next weekend. BDM has a great article for you extended players gearing up for the PTQ season about the still-forming metagame. The Shadowmoor expansion symbol has been spotted! The FNM promo for February is Tormod’s Crypt (see the new art here)! The rewards for different PT player levels have changed.

Morningtide Mojo
The Morningtide spoiler is complete! The hosts pick their favorite limited, constructed and casual card. We also discuss a few cards that have the potential to be broken wide open.

User Corner
A poster from last week’s episode, Plarp, would like the hosts to talk about their favorite multiplayer decks!

MTGCast News
It’s Dom’s farewell show!!!! And welcome to our new MNM host, Derek! The Facebook Group is still growing and the Forsythe/Rosewater interview officially wins the December AoTM. Tom also asks the listeners if they would be interested in a trial of using TalkShoe for recording where listeners can listen live, make comments and even call in.

Emails, Comments and COMMENT CONTEST!
The winner this week of the Elves Vs Goblins Duel Deck is … indomitablebug!

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 an Italian Legends Mirror Universe to a randomly-selected entry!

Special “Dedicated Listener” prize of an Unlimited Consecrate Land to wolfv!

This week’s question is: What’s the most you have ever spent on a magic item? (e.g. pack, singles, set, collectibles, sky is the limit)
Prize of the week: Goblin Welder!

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