
Tyson, Gingie and Tim, a Judge, former longtime player and new player respectively, discuss the pros and cons of specific cards or decks and their effects on various formats of the trading card game Magic: the Gathering.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Category | Leisure | ||||

The bad boys of Magic are in your ear holes once again talking about the cards that have been revealed so far in the upcoming standard set "Aether Revolt" Tyson, Gingie and Tim try to hold it together and discuss several of the cards spoiled while Ty... more
The Bad Boys of Magic have continued to make their presence known among Magic players. Tyson, Gingie and Tim discuss cards that would fit with the new four color commanders as well as touching on some of the available partner cards. The conversation ... more
The Bad Boys of Magic are rampaging in to give you flashbacks about some of the mechanics in Magic the Gathering. Tyson, Gingie and Tim go into the Storm Scale, why it exists and what it means for the mechanics ranked on it. We go over some toughies ... more
The Bad Boys of Magic are here again to give you the news you can use on what to take with you, how to prepare and the best way to accommodate an outing to an SCG open or other large event for Magic the Gathering. Tyson, Gingie and Tim go over the "d... more
The Bad Boys of Magic are back! Alright! This time around Tyson, Gingie and Tim talk about Modern, specifically Grand Prix Dallas 2016, we discuss the multiple types of decks that appeared as well as the surprising winner of the whole event. We also ... more
The Bad Boys of Magic are comin' at ya once again after we've recovered from our Halloween sugar-related hangovers to deliver to you our take on what we think about Wizard's reneging their changes to standard rotation. Tyson, Gingie and Tim discuss t... more
The Bad Boys of Magic have partnered up once again to discuss the cards that have been spoiled so far for the upcoming Commander 2016 set. Tyson, Gingie and Tim discuss what these cards can do and what currently existing cards we have that would caus... more
The Bad Boys of Magic have returned once again and this time they have prepared content for you. Obviously not prepared by them but by professional Magic players that made top 8 in Pro Tour Kaladesh in Honolulu. Tyson, Gingie and Tim go over the top ... more









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