#1352: All the Mood Swings Cards, Part 4

Magic: The Gathering Drive to Work Podcast

Wizards of the Coast

Games, Mtg, Mark Rosewater, Magic The Gathering, Duels Of The Planeswalkers, Game Design, Leisure, Ccg

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🗓️ 12 June 2026

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

This episode is part four of a five-part series. In it, I go through every single Mood Swings card, in collectible number order, and talk about how they were designed, including many of the changes they went through and some strategic tips on how to play them. Note: This is a bonus episode for this week.

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0:00.0	I'm pulling on my driveway.
0:02.2	We all know what that means.
0:03.8	It's time for their drive to work.
0:06.3	Okay, so I've been doing a series of podcast where I talk about all the mood swings cards.
0:11.9	And last we talked, I talked about pity.
0:14.3	So we are up to rejection.
0:16.6	So rejection is a rare.
0:19.6	Black, these are I wearing black. It's a black rare. Black. We're in black.
0:21.4	It's a black rare.
0:23.2	What rejection says is you may choose two cards that share a color or two cards that share a value
0:32.3	and then put both of them into the discard pile.
0:36.0	They don't have to be the same players.
0:38.5	One of them could be yours.
0:40.1	Both of them could be yours,
0:41.1	although normally you wouldn't do that.
0:43.4	This parallels.
0:44.4	There's a card called denial in blue
0:48.1	that does the same thing
0:49.2	but bounces and puts them into hand.
0:51.5	This puts them into the discard pile.
0:55.1	Like with denial,
0:58.7	this was originally two effects.
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