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Wait for It

Posted on 04 April 2007 by Dominic Hodgson

–Musical Introduction by Dave Gruska.
–New Future Sight cards!
–Question of the week: What is your favorite Future Sight preview card? (or what preview card do you think sucks?)
–Time: Some stories about time management in playing Magic.
–Lots of great feedback on MTGO, Magic singles, and Highlander
–Music by 46 Bliss “In a Long Time.” Music available on the Podshow Music Network at music.podshow.com.

Dredge Highlander Deck’s Engine:

/Dredge Engine/
*Golgari Brownscale
*Golgari Grave-Troll
*Golgari Thug
*Grave-Shell Scarab
*Greater Mossdog
*Necroplasm
*Shambling Shell
*Stinkweed Imp
*Moldervine Cloak
*Life from the Loam
*Nightmare Void
Mesmeric Orb
Avenging Druid
Hermit Druid
Entomb
Buried Alive

/Library Manipulation/
Solemn Simulacrum
Civic Wayfinder
Krosan Tusker
Wood Elves
Yavimaya Elder
Twisted Abomination
Sakura-Tribe Elder
Far Wanderings
Farseek
Kodama’s Reach
Sensei’s Divining Top
Carven Caryatid
Wall of Blossoms
Dimir House Guard
Shred Memory
Brainspoil
Dimir Machinations

/Graveyard-themed cards/
Battlefield Scrounger
Genesis
Eternal Witness
Filth
Brawn
Stitch Together
Oversold Cemetery
Mortivore
Loaming Shaman

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