What's the Best Magic Card From the Past Decade?

Seth· Host0:00

[upbeat music] Hello everyone, and welcome to episode 584 of the MTG Goldfish Podcast. I'm Seth, probably better known as Seth from Olive, and we have the small crew here this week. Richard couldn't be here. Uh, he may be dealing with some baby kinda stuff, but I'm joined by Crim. Good morning, Crim. How's it going today?

Crim· Host0:26

Yo, what's up? I'm excited. We finally got a little bit of Strixhaven in this past week.

Seth· Host0:31

Yeah.

Crim· Host0:32

Uh-huh, and there's been some funny mishaps already, but, like, I'm excited to go into the topics today.

Seth· Host0:37

Ooh, yeah, that's gonna be one of our topics. So we got two big topics today. So we wanna talk a little bit about first impressions of Secrets of Strixhaven since it was early access last week. We got to start to mess around with some of the cards, so we're gonna talk about that. And then the other thing that I noticed this week that's been going on that looked really fun is there's been this community-run bracket trying to figure out the best Magic card of the past decade, and I believe it's down to, like, the finals or something now. But we're gonna go through the top 32, top 16, and give our picks and see what we come up with with the best Magic card from the past 10 years of Magic, which should be pretty fun. But before we get into that, we got some sponsors today. Today's show is brought to you by Card Conduit, the easiest way to sell your Magic cards. If you ever get tired of the hassles of buy listing, you can skip over Card Conduit. You can use their curated service where you send in as many cards as you want with a buy list value of a dollar or more and pay just a 5% service fee. And if you wanna do a bit