What? What is up everybody? Welcome to another episode of limited resources this episode number 371. My name is Marshall. I'm one of your limited resources and joining me on the line all the way from Denver, Colorado. It's Louis Scott Vargas.

Ellis Varsity, how are you, sir?

I'm doing all right, Marshall. How's the evening over there in in Denver? It's a little late getting started here. It's past 11 o'clock for you.

Someone had a basketball game they had to play in. Yeah. Did you at least win? No, we got smoked and I didn't play well so it was a disaster on all levels. But I did have this to look forward to when I came home which is the Ether Revolt set Review common and uncommon. That's right, we're doing the big one here.

We're going over every common and uncommon in the set today. And our goal of course is to get you as

ready as possible for those pre-releases and then the release the next weekend and then going forward when you're doing your your drafts on Magic online and your local shops and with your friends.

So what we like to do is we like to break down every single card in the set.

And we go deep.

We know that that's why you're here, not to hear, oh yeah, that card leaves pretty good, next card.

We go deep on them.

But one of the things that we do is we also will end up

grading them before we get into the grading scale we're gonna go over it

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