Hello everyone and welcome to episode 545 of the MTV Goldfish podcast.

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

Kicking things off with the owner of MTG Old Fish. Richard.

How are you this fine Monday, Richard? Good morning, Seth. Just cramming in the last of my Final Fantasy drafts before I can cry in a corner. We're moving. We're moving on. We're moving on. It's already time to move on. It is edge of eternity's time. It's already come. man, I think Vegas was part of this, but this is the first set release since we moved to like six sets a year where it really felt fast to me. Like it always feels kind of fast, but this one we were gone to Vegas for like a week in between. And I came back and I was like, oh my God, it's, it's already spoiler season. I have like 20 more final fantasy decks I want to build. But anyway, we got another co-host in Crim. Good morning, Crim. How's it going today?

Good morning.

Man. and I have like 20 more Final Fantasy decks I want to build. But anyway, we got another co-host in Crim. Good morning, Grim. How's it going today? Good morning. Man, y'all, like, this, I guess this is fast for magic, right? Like how fast we're already moving into Edge of Eternities. But I don't know. I guess I'm kind of used to this from, like, Pokemon and all these other card games. I was just like, yo, they're actually going faster, and I was talking about the other day.

So I was just like, okay, this, this, I'm happy they capped it at six sets a year because if they try to catch up to Pokemon, Yu-Gio and all that stuff, dude, we're going to be in like spoiler season every week. Literally every week. We joke about it, but I mean literally every week. It never ends. It never

ends. Anyway, today, we're going to be mostly talking about Edge of Eternities and our impending

standard rotation, which comes alongside Edge of Eternities. So we're going to be talking about

what we think are some of the best constructed cards from the set for 60 card formats,

some of the stuff that's going to be leaving at rotation, what manabases are going to look like after we get this big rotation, and then we got a couple of smaller topics, maybe a fish mail as well. But before we get to all that, we got a sponsor today in Card Conduit. And Card Conduit's the easiest way to sell your Matchit cards. If you ever get tired of the hassles of buy listing, you can skip it with card conduit. You can way to sell your magic cards. If you ever get tired of the hassle

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So this weekend was one of my brother's wedding.

So I had to go to this wedding.

And... And let's talk some magic. And before we get to our topics, I got to ask you. So this weekend was one of my brother's wedding. So I had to go to this wedding. And one of the interesting things I learned about my new in-laws, I guess, my new sister-in-law's family is they have a bunch of magic players there. Like her cousins and like younger brother, they were all really big a match so my brother told me he was

like when we go to this wedding there's like a few people that really want to play magic with you

so we're going to try like set up a table so you can play some magic at the reception and uh we ended

up jamming a couple of commander games it was super it was super fun you jam some commander games

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