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Planeswalk with the Proffessors #30: Shards of Magic?

Posted on 06 June 2008 by Tommy

Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of Planeswalking with the Proffessors. This week we bring you a final long awaited trickle of news direct from the designer’s article as we dive into [cough] changes occurring this fall.
However, where this unexpected change is a bit disappointing I can also say that the current record for my new Red deck wins build is 13-2, so we’ll go through the changes, matchups, play options, and sideboarding for that. So let’s draw!

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