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Second set of Lorwyn is Morningtide!

Posted on 02 April 2007 by Dominic Hodgson

MTGCast Episode 50 - The second set of Lorwyn is Morningtide!
“You read it somewhere else, but you heard it here first!”

This Week in Magic
GP Massachusetts is finishing up right now. Wizards has announced that “Butter”, the second set of the Lorwyn block will be called Morningtide. Wonder has been announced as the FNM card for May. Some juicy DCI tidbits including a humerous discussion of the new ways to get DQ’d (pages 21′ish of the DCI Penalty Guideline PDF) and a judges page to look all the DQ’d players and why they were DQ’d! And a quick review to some feedback of the Sliver Legion FS card discussed in the last episode.

Magic in the News
New occasional segment highlighting any mention of MTG in the conventional media, read a hard hitting story of magic tournies and the people who sell cards featured in the Worcester Telegram.

Article / Item of the Week
Dom : MTG Press Release word file fun! (Direct link to zip file)
Tom : Show me the blubber!
Gavin : Your First Combo Deck

Ah-Hoy! News
The Ah-Hoy! forums have reached over 10,000 posts!
Preview card of the week #1: Mindscar
Preview card of the week #2: Vand Ring

MTGCast News
We are going to start booking hotel rooms for Worlds 2007 in NYC! Also, after a number of requests and new server hosting costs, Dom has started a donations page to support MTGCast. No pressure and no benefits to subscribers aside from no ads in the forum eventually and perhaps a MNM shoutout.

Emails and Comments
Tom gets an email!! Dom also reads some emails and we all mention some of the comments from last weeks show.

Stump the Chump
A couple of questions today, first regarding cards that require tapping and a sacrifice (e.g. Terramorphic Expanse), second regarding Porphyry Nodes and Momentary Blink.

Combo of the Week
Dom : Plague Sliver + Hivestone + Sky Swallower
Tom : Pyrohemia + Molten Firebird
Gavin : Kavu Predator + Condemn

Messageboard Shout-out!
Cleric as the first MTGCast donor!

Contact Us!
Message via MSN to mtgcast@hotmail.com
Call and leave us a voice mail at 646-797-3125

Dom & Tom & Gavin - Your Monday Night Magic news team!

 
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