Hello, everyone, and welcome to episode 538 of the MTG Goldfish podcast.

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

kicking things off with the owner of MTG Goldfish, Richard. How's it going this fine Monday, Richard? Good morning, Seth. Happy Monday to you. We got some good topics today. We have some interesting stuff. But before we get into that, we got another co-host in Cram. Good morning, Crim. How are you doing this morning? Good morning. Pretty excited. I believe I'm going to get a little sweaty this, like in the next couple of weeks, I guess. We're doing a special event that will be announced in a couple of days. I think it's a two-headed giant final fantasy tournament.

Is that sweaty?

Yeah.

I've never thought if you were a giant is particularly sweaty, but sweet.

But it's going to be fun, right?

Because I think it's going to be like an e-sports event or like it's put on by like everybody,

like Travis Gafford and all of them.

So it's going to be on fly quest.

Yeah.

So I have to be at least somewhat sweaty because I'll be playing for charity.

So I'm trying to win for charity.

Sweeting for charity.

No, that sounds super cool.

So today we have a bunch of interesting topics.

We're going to wrap up some Final Fantasy in a bit talking about the last spoilers, maybe our best standard cards from the set. We also had some CDH drama. I love

CDH, not because I play it, but they're just an endless stream of drama. It's so entertaining

to watch from the outside. So we have some interesting CDH drama. An iconic magic artist retires, so we wanted to mention that briefly.

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