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Magic players seem divided on whether the upcoming D&D Adventures in the Forgotten Realms set is cool or not; Amber and Kenny are here to decide (19:58) | Then, they pick their Top 3 favorite cards from the set (1:00)

Kenny and Seth open up even more elder dragons in Strixhaven sealed.

Wizards of the Coast cut the Magic World Championship prize pool by 75%, from $1 million to $250,000—um, what the fuck? (37:09) | Also, Adventures in the Forgotten Realms spoiler season (1:40)

School is back in session as Kenny and Seth try their hand at some paper Strixhaven sealed.

Guess what? More mechanically unique cards are coming to Secret Lair; Amber and Kenny react to unconstrained corporate greed | Amber continues her Arena adventures while Kenny gets a chance to field test his Cube updates

In today’s Cube draft, Kenny and Amber accidentally draft highly effective Death’s Shadow decks with only one small hiccup—Death’s Shadow isn’t in the Cube.

What does the death of Magic Pro League mean for the game? | Amber and Kenny pick out their favorite preview cards from Modern Horizons 2

Kenny and Seth hit the books at Strixhaven’s School for Lost Boys today with some Mini Masters casual limited.

We react to the “Summer of Legend” | Amber has been making friends on Arena while Kenny has been making enemies

In today’s Cube Draft, Amber bullies Kenny off of Boros aggro, forcing him to pick up the scraps of 4-color nonsense.

Oooooo, baby, it’s a wild worldddd~! Amber and Kenny throw down in the gladiatorial pits of Cube once more. Amber is rocking Abzhan Eldrazi combo, while Kenny is juicing up his classic Esper Bullshit with some saucy little pieces of equipment.

In Filthy Casuals Review, Kenny and Seth play a game where they try to predict how Magic professionals (Marshall Sutcliffe and Luis Scott-Vargas from Limited Resources) will grade all the new cards from the latest set, in this case Strixhaven. Today we see how we did and talk in depth about the cards we diverged on, as well as the lessons we learned.

It is a brave new world, indeed my friends. Magic is now gathering entire franchises into itself like a perverse corporate Katamari. A Korporatmari. It’s the end of Magic and the end of the world if you listen to some people. It’s also fine if you listen to us.

This episode is a beautiful embodiment of Crime and Punishment. Today Amber and Kenny were supposed to pick 3 of the worst mechanics or keywords of all time. Someone did not come prepared (bonus points if you can guess who!). But not to worry, dear listener. This vile fiend was then served instant justice with an MTG vocab quiz.

Join us as we look forward to MTG’s take on the wizard school archetype with the upcoming set, Strixhaven. This episode features irrational hatred of elephants, discussion of terminology changes, and debate about Optimus Prime.

It’s the last episode of the trilogy. Matt Vs Veronica. Husband Vs Wife. Tensions are high. Rations are low. Pride is on the line and massive edits are made. Tune in for the most charged Combat Phase to date!

What are the worst Magic cards ever made? Why were they made? And is it actually true that bad cards are a necessary part of TCGs? This episode features Cephalids, Amber’s latest podcast recommendations, and a bad goblin mom.

Kenny’s up a match with WUBRG Urza, but now he must face down Veronica’s as of yet untested Selesnya build. This episode features Hamilton lyrics, actual miracles, Fastbond combos, and accusations of foul play.

Who’s ready for two blatantly unrelated MTG topics?? Today we’re discussing Snow (the supertype, that is) and improving (at Magic, that is). This episode features woeful unpreparedness, a thrice-banned card, and Amber absolutely beating Kenny’s ass.

Thrice more into the breach! It’s another suite of Cube matchups, this time starring Kenny and Matt. This episode features more nonbasic lands than God, massive upheavals, and AskUrza.com.

The Filthy Casual boys are back! Kenny and Seth had so much fun doing their own limited review of Kaldheim and going against the pros, they decided they couldn’t wait for the next set. So join us for this flashback review of a set from a bygone era—Fate Reforged. And my oh my how far limited sets have come.

Today by Amber’s request, we’re discussing one of the more contentious features of Magic among players, collectors, and amateur legal sleuths. We cover the history of the Reserve List, player perspectives, legal issues, and some FUN FACTS.

It’s our 100th episode! And they said we’d never get here. But we did. Not only that, but we managed to have MtG YouTuber and self described “Chad leftist” Spice8Rack on as our very special guest! On this show, we talk with Spice about what the MtG story means, and we hear fanfic pitches from Amber, Kenny, and Spice on MtG short stories we’d like to exist.

As we eagerly await(ed) Kaldheim spoilers to begin in earnest, we’re covering two ideas closely related to Magic’s newest plane: creature tribes and planes based on real world mythology. Along the way Amber enthusiastically rambles about the Marvel Cinematic Universe approximately 58 years after it was relevant.

We have a brand new and very special type of episode for you today! In Filthy Casuals Review, Kenny and Seth play a game where they try to predict how Magic professionals (Marshall Sutcliffe and Luis Scott-Vargas from Limited Resources) will grade all the new cards from the latest set, in this case Kaldheim. Today we see how we did and talk in depth about the cards we diverged on, as well as the l...