Wizards of the Coast just put up these YouTube videos to help with the new Magic 2010 rules:
Combat:
New Terms:
Deathtouch:
Lifelink:
Trample:
First Strike and Double Strike:
The rest of the videos (landwalk, defender and vigilance) are on the official Magic: The Gathering Magic 2010 site.
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Episode 179: Magic 2010 Previews (24.3 MB)
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Total running time: 34 minutes and 35 seconds.
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--Magic 2010 official visual spoiler.
--Magic 2010 spoiler full list via MTGSalvation.
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Episode 178: Special Magic 2010 Preview Card (22.3 MB)
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Total running time: 3 minutes and 51 seconds.
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--Download a PDF version of the exclusive Magic 2010 preview card Sanguine Blood
What is The Magic Sock podcast?
The Magic Sock is a weekly audio podcast in which I discuss all things Magic: The Gathering related. No matter if it's the Highlander, Extended, Standard or sealed formats or the latest news and rumors about the world's best fantasy trading card game (TCG), I talk about it. The show is a good mix between casual Magic with occasional discussion of the best decks on the Pro Tour. So download the show, listen and have fun!
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Episode 177: All About M10 (22.3 MB)
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Total running time: 32 minutes and 20 seconds.
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--Talk about cool cards to be in Magic 2010 (Lightning Bolt!)
--More discussion of the major rule changes coming into effect on July 11th.
--Tell me a story segment.
--Feedback.
What is The Magic Sock podcast?
The Magic Sock is a weekly audio podcast in which I discuss all things Magic: The Gathering related. No matter if it's the Highlander, Extended, Standard or sealed formats or the latest news and rumors about the world's best fantasy trading card game (TCG), I talk about it. The show is a good mix between casual Magic with occasional discussion of the best decks on the Pro Tour. So download the show, listen and have fun!
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Episode 176: The Rules Have All Changed (24.9 MB)
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Total running time: 36 minutes and 20 seconds.
Show Notes:
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--Opening music by Luma ("Wake Up") available on Podshow.com.
---Discussion of the major rule changes coming into effect on July 11th.
--Tell me a story segment. Cunning Wish.
--Feedback.
What is The Magic Sock podcast?
The Magic Sock is a weekly audio podcast in which I discuss all things Magic: The Gathering related. No matter if it's the Highlander, Extended, Standard or sealed formats or the latest news and rumors about the world's best fantasy trading card game (TCG), I talk about it. The show is a good mix between casual Magic with occasional discussion of the best decks on the Pro Tour. So download the show, listen and have fun!
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Magic:
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