A podcast from the X-files crew where figures from the Old School Community about different decks in OS and Premodern. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureComedyPhilosophy |
Seb and Anton have a chat with Chris about Singleton in premodern. They also talk about the upcoming Euros weekend in Darmstadt.
Seb chats with a bunch of people regarding their weekend … Gordon, Simon Christie, Jen-Ole, Anton, Åland, Reindeer, Henk and MORE.
How about that Mishra restricted format!? And how spiky can you be in a shark tournament? What is this weekend all about any-a-way?
Seb and Anton are joined by William Hirst to talk about Premodern Super League, Magic Online Society. We also have a chat about how comptetative you can be in this community.
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It calls itself an old school podcast but ran out of old school content after 3 episodes and switched to premodern podcast. Premodern is not old school.
Monster of the week follows on the tradition of the flipping orb podcast. It’s a must listen to any fan of old school. Cheers from Brazil!
Glad to see it, looking forward to more. Top notch Old School.
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