A Dig Through Time is a Magic History Podcast that talks about everything you might not know about your favorite game. We believe that there’s more to Magic than just playing the game; as a Magic player you are a participant in its community and culture. However, with the world’s longest running history as far as gaming culture goes, Magic has a lot that’s left underexplained and lost to time. That’s where we come in. We’re here to explain all of the references, the in-jokes, the little nuggets of information that you won’t pick up on just by reading the cards. From major events to other community personalities and sweeping changes to the games rules, layout, or function, we’re here to guide you through the history of it all. Join us on our next Dig through Time.
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A Dig Through Time is a Magic History Podcast that talks about everything you might not know about your favorite game. We believe that there’s more to Magic than just playing the game; as a Magic player you are a participant in its community and culture. However, with the world’s longest running history as far as gaming culture goes, Magic has a lot that’s left underexplained and lost to time. That’s where we come in. We’re here to explain all of the references, the in-jokes, the little nuggets of information that you won’t pick up on just by reading the cards. From major events to other community personalities and sweeping changes to the games rules, layout, or function, we’re here to guide you through the history of it all. Join us on our next Dig through Time.
https://twitter.com/ADigThroughTime
In today's episode, we talk about Magic's biggest format, and the middle section of the format's timeline - from the moment that Wizards picked it up and started calling it by its new name, Commander. This is loosely a three parter, and we will have episodes on Elder Dragon Highlander as well as "The year of Commander" that never ended eventually, but for now, we see how the format planted its roots and began to blossom.
A Dig Through Time is a Magic: the Gathering History podcast that talks about everything you might not know about your favorite game. There's more to Magic than just playing the game, and we want to show off everything else from big changes to personalities and explaining in-jokes from thirty years ago that you probably weren't around for.
Your hosts are Darren Magnotti aka ServoToken, a budget-deck expert who writes for ChannelFireball.com and operates PlayingMTG.com; and Adam Bowman aka Scuffle D.Lux, an MTG V-Tuber gambler demon with a love for Limited, Streaming, and Organizing Tournaments.
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A Dig Through Time Podcast
A Dig Through Time is a Magic History Podcast that talks about everything you might not know about your favorite game. We believe that there’s more to Magic than just playing the game; as a Magic player you are a participant in its community and culture. However, with the world’s longest running history as far as gaming culture goes, Magic has a lot that’s left underexplained and lost to time. That’s where we come in. We’re here to explain all of the references, the in-jokes, the little nuggets of information that you won’t pick up on just by reading the cards. From major events to other community personalities and sweeping changes to the games rules, layout, or function, we’re here to guide you through the history of it all. Join us on our next Dig through Time.
https://twitter.com/ADigThroughTime
