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Planeswalk with the Proffessors #39: The Burnproffessor

Posted on 11 August 2008 by Tommy

DISCLAIMER/EDITOR’S NOTE: I (Anthony) had nothing to do with the production of this episode. Please leave all of your CONSTRUCTIVE criticism for Andrew (I think most of you are doing that already)

The Burnproffessor makes an episode (sort of) and discusses his opinions on non-strategy, non-tournament oriented magic (like flavor or something like that).

NEXT WEEK: THE CARDPROFFESSOR TALKS ABOUT BETTER TOPICS WHEN HE GETS BACK YAY!

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1 Comments For This Post

  1. Theomas Says:
    August 11th, 2008 at 8:05 pm

    …but I LIKE Enchanted Evening, it’s purrty. :) I hate fatbelly changelings (this card is every [UGLY] creature type at all times). Why can’t Changlings have Succubus as a creature type, answer me THAT! Besides, Enchanted Evening combos well with W/G: Nova Cleric, Yamimaya Enchantress, Enchanted Evening, Sterling Grove, etc; I’d love to see people cast spells like Echoing Calm, Peace and Quiet, Serenity, and Tranquil Domain instead of seeing everyone bash eachother to death. Personally, I don’t know why planewalkers challenge eachother in the first place, give me a hideaway land and go away.

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