
Become a Paid Subscriber: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eternaldurdles/subscribe Eternal Durdles is a weekly Magic: the Gathering podcast focusing on the Legacy format. Hosted by long-time MTG veterans Zac Clark and Phil Blechman.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 996 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Classic Legacy might be one of the easiest community formats to get into — especially if you miss playing the old Magic cards that have been pushed out of competitive Legacy.
Cards like Tarmogoyf, Dark Confidant, Jace, the Mind Sculptor, Goblin Guid... more
There has been a wave of videos telling Magic players why they should quit Magic and move to the next big CCG — most recently, discussions around Riftbound.
But do you actually have to choose?
Zac takes a step back from the “Magic is cooked, go pla... more
Who is responsible for protecting the identity of a game after its original creator is gone?
In this episode of Eternal Durdles, Zac and Phil dive into the idea of creative paternalism — the responsibility, care, and judgment required to preserve wh... more
In this episode of Eternal Durdles, Zac and Phil dive into one of the strangest things about Premodern: some of the cards players love the most are exactly the cards that would be considered miserable in almost any other setting.
Stasis. Winter Orb.... more
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I used to adore this show, following for several years. Used to be as good as Tusk Talk or LaL.
Now they’ve way overleveraged their advertising time and have become unlistenable. An embarrassing degradation of listener trust. I would them to look up ‘ensh!ttification’ but I assume they already own a mirror.
Podcast would be fine if it wasn’t interrupted every 5 minutes with ads. Show quickly feels like 25 minutes of content awkwardly broken up with 25 minutes of ads.
I feel viscerally violated by the frequency and timing of the ads…it’s hard to even focus on the podcast topic due to the jarring interjections that are nothing but inane expressions of consumerism. Bordering on dystopian.
I used to adore this show, following for several years. Used to be as good as Tusk Talk or LaL.
Now they’ve way overleveraged their advertising time and is the single most ad-stuffed podcast I listen to, even counting non-mtg.
It’s pretty unpleasant now. Used to
Be wonderful.
Knowledgeable hosts. Dope raps. These guys are rad. I listened to every episode for years even though playing Legacy seemed out of reach for me. Highly entertaining and insightful advice that will make you a better Magic player no matter what formats you play. After hearing how diverse Legacy is currently and how rough Modern was during the Scam days I made the switch. I love Legacy more than anything else in MTG. Thanks for creating this amazing content!
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Eternal Durdles centers on Magic: the Gathering's Legacy format, with weekly discussions led by two seasoned MTG veterans. Episodes range from metagame analysis and ban-talk to deck tech, historical format explorations, and long-form interviews or guest-led deep-dives into specific archetypes. The show frequently weaves in sponsor reads and community-focused content, keeping a balance between strategic analysis and entertainment through banter and occasional musical raps. Noteworthy are its recurring focus on Legacy health, archetype evolution, and niche format experiments (e.g., Heritage, Classic Legacy) that attract a dedicated MTG audience hungry for in-depth, format-specific insight and practical deck-building guidance. The format often... more
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Recent guests on Eternal Durdles include:
1. Marc Eric Vogt
2. Phil Blechman
3. Paris Hilton
4. Donato Giancola
5. Jeff Robovsky
6. Galen LeMay
7. Drake Honus
8. Steven Bush
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