Should WotC Print Problematic Cards? | #332

The Command Zone

Collected Company & Studio71

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🗓️ 2 June 2020

⏱️ 73 minutes

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On this episode, we're answering a bunch of listener submitted questions like: What to do if your playgroup stops politicking, how to handle playing Commander if you're a younger player, and should WotC print cards that they know will be problematic in certain formats but good in others? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:26.0	You can do this when you Angie that.
0:31.0	Greetings humans.
0:33.0	You have entered the commons.
0:35.0	Your destination for all aspects of Elder Dragon Highlander.
0:40.0	Enjoy your stay.
0:43.0	Forever young, I wanna be forever young.
0:50.0	Do you really wanna live forever?
0:54.0	Forever young.
0:57.0	And the rest of the song keeps going but we're not going to.
1:00.0	Because it's time to launch into the episode.
1:02.0	That ties into a question later.
1:04.0	We'll let you know when it happens.
1:06.0	Maybe.
1:07.0	Or you can guess and leave it in the comments.
1:09.0	What's up everyone?
1:10.0	You are watching slash listings at the command zone podcast.
1:13.0	I'm your host Jimmy.
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