
Competitive Magic: The Gathering podcast focused on the people's format... Pauper!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesHobbiesLeisure | |||

New York Pauper League Champion Colin Hostetter joins Rich this week: They talk about the innovative Synth Gates deck that Colin used to take down Season 4. Colin beat Mike so badly in the League playoffs that Mike didn't show up for this one, but wi... more
It's an emergency episode of The Princes of Pauper! Rich has ended his damnable streak, defeating Mike at League... and wants everybody to know about it! Dimir is the best, Mike is the worst. As Mike has found an all-new way to lose (this time with t... more
"Elves is terrible!" says the Light Prince*. "Another 1-2!" agrees the Dark Prince**. Such The Princes of Pauper has become a hotbed of Elves slander. Yet... Elves is one of the most popular decks in League play, recently won a Large SCGCon event, et... more
Mike takes a victory lap after his first-place finish at The NYCIS Heavy Play Championship (which, was, in fact, one-third Pauper; Mike played Dimir Terror). This episode scratches the surface of the Pauper Elves experience from both Mike's perspecti... more
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Great podcast with super knowledgeable hosts. I listen every week!
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Listeners are drawn to practical, meta-level discussions of Pauper in a New York City scene, with tight breakdowns of deck archetypes (Elves, Demir/Terror variants, Mono Blue and Mono Red Madness), sideboarding decisions, and data-informed head-to-head matchups. Episodes blend strategy, deck-building heuristics, and personal league stories, often referencing local leagues, store dynamics, and community figures to illustrate how competitive Pauper works in real-life play. A notable strength is the hosts' willingness to dig into card-by-card decisions, historical context, and evolving deck pools, while keeping the conversation accessible and community-driven for players at multiple experience levels. The format's emphasis on accessible entry,... more
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Recent guests on The Princes of Pauper include:
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