Hello, everyone, and welcome to episode 578 of the MTG Old Fish podcast.

I'm Seth, probably better dough to Saffron Olive, and we have the full crew here this week.

Kick it things off with the owner of MTG Goldfish, Richard.

How are things going this fine Monday, Richard?

Good morning, Seth.

I would like to share my feelings, but I can't.

I haven't.

I had a good time playing a certain Magic the Gathering set this weekend.

I've been drafting like crazy.

Oh, it's so good.

People are missing out.

But, you know.

I also spent a good chunk of my weekend drafting pick two draft, I will say.

And I actually really enjoyed it.

As much as I hate to admit it.

No, you can't say that.

I can't say that.

Don't say that.

Don't say that.

That doesn't fit the narrative. We got another co-host from the other side of the world this week in Crem. How's it going? I was going to say good morning, but I don't think it's morning where you're at at the moment. It feels like it's morning. I've been so confused with what time I'm in right now because it's like technically 1 a.m. while I'm recording, but it's not 1 a.m. It's also hot here. But, you know, I love Singapore. Singapore is a beautiful city. So. And I thought I was confused just because the clock's changed and it's been thrown me off a million hour. You got it way worse than I do. Yeah. I mean, I do not. I have to do this, fly back, get acclimated again to

California time with, you know, daylight savings added on top of that. So today, we get a fun one.

We are going to be tier ranking control finishers from throughout magic history. So we've been doing a, I know, perfect for Cram because he loves his control decks. Richard and I have been doing in the bracket matches. So we've been playing with a lot of old cards. And they got us thinking about classic control finishers. So we had a pretty good tier list that we're going to be going through. So that's the cast for today. But before we get into it, a couple of reminders. Today's show's brought to you by Card Conduit, the easiest way to sell your magic cards. If you ever get tired of the hassles of buy listing, you can skip them with Card Conduit. You can use their curated service fee as many cards as you want with a buyless value of a dollar or more and pay just a 5% service fee. And if you want to do a bit of work, you can use their sorted service where you list and sort your cards in advance and pay just a 2% fee. Either way, you're going to get a detailed report with the results in a fast payment when your orders processed. And you can even get another 10% off by heading over to card conduit.com slash mtg goldfish. Card conduit, it's the easiest way to sell your magic cards.

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