
A Premodern Magic: The Gathering podcast from the Squee's House of Pizza crew. Tournament reports, deck deep dives, and honest takes on the format, for the people already brewing in it.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Seven of the eight decks in the New England Autumn Regional top eight were black, and Moneyball won the whole thing. Chris got to the finals on Psychatog anyway. A week later at the October ELD monthly, three of us made top four and Sam White beat JP... more
Terravore decks won the Buckeye Brawl 2 and the Czech National Championship this month, and they were two very different decks. Most of the episode, though, is about deck selection, and whether you're better off on the strongest deck, the one you've ... more
Five summer Premodern events produced five different winning decks, from Dreadnought at the European Championship to mono-black at the South American Championship. CCL commissioner Hodge joins Neal and Chris to go through PEACE in Berkley, Michigan, ... more
Three lists, five cards each, and not one card appeared on more than one of them. That left Neal, Chris, and Sam with fifteen cards and no way to merge them, so the order got decided offline and revealed one card at a time on tape. The disagreements ... more
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I’ve been listening to the show since the first episode, and I have to admit that I love each of them. Their deep dives and discussions on the format are pure gold and inspiration. I love how clearly they communicate their points of view and rationale behind strategies and cards. Thanks and keep it up, guys!
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A deep-dive show focused on pre-modern Magic: The Gathering, featuring deck strategies, tournament reports, and community-driven analysis. Episodes center on optimizing deck selection, metagame dynamics, and practical play storytelling, with rich anecdotes from regional events and crew-powered content creation. Notable strengths include data-informed discussions, diverse deck archetypes, and a collaborative, crew-driven approach that blends theory with real-world results. This is likely to appeal to dedicated pre-modern players who enjoy tactical analysis, personality-driven conversations, and behind-the-scenes looks at community events and prep rituals.
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