
A Magic: The Gathering Cube podcast hosted by Ryan Overturf.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure | |||

Ryan Overturf concludes his exploration of Spooky Cube by breaking down the 180-card Monster Module! This one is for fans of using the graveyard as a resource, and things that go bump in the night!
Cube Cobra link for reference: cubecobra.c... more
Ryan Overturf breaks down the 180-card Human Module of his Spooky Cube, both in regard to how it plays on its own as a 2-4 player Cube and how it lays the groundwork for overlapping synergies in the 360-card Spooky Cube environment!
Cube Cobra link... more
Ryan Overturf goes over the concept of Modular Cubes, that is Cubes composed of multiple separate components that can be shuffled together and mixed and matched, his history with this kind of Cube, and how Spooky Cube ended up being the modular envir... more
Welcome to Spooky Month on 180 MTG! This week Ryan Overturf begins his exploration of his Spooky Cube, going over inspiration from the original Innistrad block and other mechanical influences for the Cube and some of the ways that the design has evol... more
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Featuring discussions centered on Magic: The Gathering, particularly within the realm of cube design, this podcast navigates through various personal cube experiences and insights from the host. Key themes include the evolution of cube designs, the significance of card selection, and the integration of nostalgic elements from games, notably the exploration of iconic gameplay mechanics. Unique episodes also touch upon the intersection of gaming aesthetics and emotional narratives drawn from video games like Final Fantasy VII, making it a rich resource for enthusiasts of both card games and game design. The host's emphasis on community involvement encourages listeners to explore and innovate within their own cube projects, fostering a support... more
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