Welcome! This is a podcast dedicated to exploring Magic history through innovative Standard archetypes. Join hosts Jason and Coleman as they discuss all the different ways players have changed how we view deckbuilding in the modern era. Any comments are welcome, you can send them to either the show or the hosts individually through Twitter.
We're headed back to the Time Spiral block to talk about how a single card created an archetype. Mystical Teachings doesn't look like it should be in...
One of the most important things Wizards does to attract new people to Magic is the prevalence of pre constructed decks. This idea has been around fo...
One of the oldest adages for deckbuilding is to split the types of spells into thirds - twenty creatures, twenty spells, and twenty lands. What if yo...
We're joined by a special guest this episode - Melvin the Muppet from the Ponder Podcast! He's here to talk about the most important cards in any Sta...
Stop us if you've heard this before. Cheap artifact creatures benefiting from a powerful two mana artifact practically takes over a tournament, sendi...
About six months ago, we took a break from our normal programming to refresh our brains by asking some questions about the other person's Magic career...
What do you do against Jund? That was the question on the mind of the players at Worlds 2009. Play Mono Red and try to sneak under Sprouting Thrinax...
How can a card like Prism Ring possibly be good? Life gain artifacts basically never are, especially post-new world order card design. On first look...
We're finishing up our discussion on Modern Horizons 2, focusing on the rest of the notable cards in the set. From Cursed Scroll to Quirion Ranger, w...