
Competitive Magic: The Gathering podcast focused on the people's format... Pauper!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesHobbiesLeisure | |||

If you're reading this, you already know what this podcast is (mostly) about. But who are the winners (and sadly losers) with the coming of cards like Vandalblast and Baleful Strix? The Princes have opinions. Boy do they have opinions on this one...
Join Rich and Mike for a Tuesday night League at Hex and Company! Kinda sorta a live tournament report. The Princes both play Mike's 20-land Mono-Red deck but also talk about 2x Eternal World Champion Roland Chang's different (and beautifully foiled ... more
"Include your Madness list so we don't get yelled at." -Rich "Okay." -Mike //
4 Faithless Looting 4 Lava Dart 4 Lightning Bolt 4 Grab the Prize 4 Sazacap's Brew 4 Kessig Flamebreather 4 Sneaky Snacker 4 Guttersnipe 4 Fiery Temper 4 Fireblast 20 Mou... more
Rich is joined by Will Lupica for a deep dive on his vaunted Gruul Tokens deck that went undefeated in the Paupergenesis Swiss. Decklist: mtgdecks.net/Pauper/gruul-tokens-decklist-by-willlupi-3020142
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Boring if you know about pauper and not helpful if you don’t. Stop ending your sentences with the word (right), sheep.
The hosts are really passionate and it really shows. And of course Pauper is the best mtg format
Great podcast with super knowledgeable hosts. I listen every week!
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This show centers on competitive Pauper Magic: The Gathering, with deep dives into popular archetypes like Spy, Walls Spy, Gates, Familiars, and various mono-colored builds. Hosts frequently discuss meta-shifts, tournament results, and community scenes in NYC and beyond, weaving in personal anecdotes, live testing stories, and strategic insights. Notable strengths include data-backed deck analysis, candid banter, and guest-driven brews that illuminate both build decisions and sideboard dynamics. The format tends to attract listeners who enjoy high-skill deckbuilding, metagame analysis, and a strong local-scene focus, with a reputation for approachable yet technically rigorous discussions. Potential listeners who want practical brewing tips,... more
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These podcasts share a similar audience with The Princes of Pauper:
1. Common Ground MtG Pauper Podcast
2. Casting Commons
3. Paupers to Monarchs
4. Limited Resources
5. MTGGoldfish Podcast
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Recent guests on The Princes of Pauper include:
1. Roland Chang
2. Adam McGill
3. Jess Guy Ephemerate
4. Lan D. Ho
5. Brian Schneider
6. Will Lupica
7. Colin Hostetter
8. Bill Ellis
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