Hello everyone and welcome back to the EDH recast. I'm Matt Morgan. I'm joined by my good friend

who I asked him what his favorite 90s band was if he was actually sure about it. He said,

no doubt, no doubt.

It's Dana Roach.

My son actually came in the room the other day when I was listening to music, like on my TV.

And so it had like a picture on Spotify up of the bands I was listening to.

And he actually says, like, how come every band you listen to looks like a screenshot from the

Canadian office cast and it was just maybe the meanest thing he's ever said to me and it was

100% accurate I think I was listening to broken social scene and it was just like a bunch of

mid 40 year old white white guys who look like accountants. He was dead accurate.

It was the meanest, but also the most correct thing he's ever said in his life. Perfectly savage, yes. Awesome. Well, Dana, I'm glad that we're here. Joey's not here with this this week, but you and I are, and we have a really good topic. Actually, something that we've been talking about a lot lately. So what is it that we're going to talk about this week on the episode?

Play this, not that.

Basically, like, what cards you could replace your game changers with in your deck if you're trying to control the power or keep it a different bracket? Yeah, absolutely. There's been a lot of discussion, a lot of just ebbs and flows, I feel like, too, with all the game changers, all this bracket stuff that's kind of been in that beta phase. So we want to take a minute and just make sure folks know what options are out there if you don't want to be playing all these game changers, especially if you're trying to keep it in brackets too. But before we get into the main topic, we got a couple quick shoutouts. We got to do first. We are excited to be teamed up with Dragon Shield, our favorite maker of magic sleeves and deck products.

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