Compact MtG Cube conversations with Designers, Curators, and Enjoyers. Each week, Kade interviews guests in the Magic: the Gathering Cube space about their passions and processes.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
This week, Ben guides us through his gargantuan art project - a fully hand-drawn cube! Each card in bbsheps vintage cube was individually illustrated, painted, and cut out with a scalpel to prepare for the table. We discuss wrestling with perfectioni... more
This week, Dirk talks about turning trash into treasure with the Trash Bag Cube, a collaborative project built from the local bargain bin. We also unpack his journey from a tournament grinder to a cube designer and what he's learned along the way. We... more
Andy graciously shares his passion this week by introducing us to Lucky Paper's Cube Fellowship, an opportunity to support the community by equipping dedicated players to participate in grassroots cube events. We explore attempting to define the cube... more
This week, Heather guides us through a tour of fascinating projects, starting with Urza's Saga Cube where players begin with the namesake card in their pool. From an Ancient Tomb-centric Dan-Dan variant, to a land-rich and threat-light desert, to a R... more
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Engaging discussions surrounding the Magic: The Gathering Cube community are at the heart of this podcast. Episodes typically feature in-depth conversations with Cube designers, curators, and enthusiasts, exploring their various projects and the creative processes behind them. Key themes include the importance of community engagement, innovative game design, and the unique mechanics that define different Cube styles. The podcast stands out for its focus on personal stories and experiences shared by its guests, fostering a sense of connection among listeners who share a passion for tabletop gaming.
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Recross the Paths launched a year ago and published 63 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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