David and Greg send out 2025 and Avatar Limited with a quick check in on the format before turning their attention to the return of Powered Cube on Arena and have a wide-ranging grab bag discussion on cube topics. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year to all!

Greg and David share their thoughts on early week 1 Avatar limited experience.

Greg and David do their best to preview the limited format for the new Universes Beyond Set featuring Marvel's SPIDER-MAN (and also rag on the abomination that is the Arean/MTGO digital "equivalent" because WOTC couldn't/wouldn't get the digital rights).

Back from a galaxy far, far away, Greg and David welcome a special guest onto the podcast to talk the Edge of Eternities limited environment.

Greg and David discuss their high level thoughts and opinions about the new Final Fantasy Limited set for Magic: the Gathering on the eve of its digital release.

This is episode is an audio love letter from Greg and David to Green Black in Tarkir: Dragonstorm, and specifically to the card Aggressive Negotiations . . . while the limited community continues to underrate and disregard the deck.

David and Greg fight through various "bumps and bruises" to talk for the first time about TDM as a limited format.

Greg and Charlie (!!) reviewed the new set Tarkir: Dragonstorm (TDM) and talk about what they know, what they think they know, and what things they still wonder about for Limited.

Greg and David bid farewell to Aetherdrift and talk about what lessons they learned (or should have learned) and how to approach a lame-duck format (i.e. the last 2-3 weeks during spoiler season before a new set drops).

David and Greg race to get out their limited hot takes on Aetherdrift before the set leaves us in the dust.

Greg and David talk about their initial impressions of Aetherdrift for limited after reviewing all of the commons and uncommons.

David catches us up on Modern post-B&R and then throws Greg a bone letting him deep dive on the Arena Chromatic Cube, while challenging his early hot-takes and assumptions.

Greg and David talk way too long about Magic. We briefly summarize the end of Foundations (which we both actually don't hate). And then we do an uncharacteristic deep-dive into the commons of Pioneer Masters, which releases Tuesday on MTG Arena, followed by a cursory review of uncommons, rares, and mythics! Timestamps below:Foundations — 1:55Pio Masters Talk — 28:15White — 36:18Blue — 47:43Black — 1:05:20Red — 1:19:21Green — 1:37:41Gold Commons — 1:51:02Colorless/Fixing — 2:04:31Uncommon/Rare...

Greg and David analyze a brand new set for limited: Foundations -- a core set-esque, standard masters-esque set that is 50/50 new cards/reprints... and try to make heads or tails of how to analyze old cards in a new environment and draft a lower-powered set in 2024.

Greg and David go dark for a week and then open up about drafting DSK... SPOILER ALERT: We have different experiences!

Greg and David hold nothing back sharing their scalding hot takes after the first 10 days of Duskmourn drafts.

Greg and David talk first impression of Duskmourn just days before its online release.

Greg and David discuss wildly divergent experiences in BLB limited through the first week.

Greg and David talk first impression of Bloomburrow on the eve of the prerelease.

Greg and David fill the space between sets by asking a grab bag of questions to each other.