This episode explores the void that exists in the tournament scene in between Set Championships and Lorcana Challenges. With a little bit of reimagining and reorganization (and a little bit of wishful thinking), that gap can be filled in for a smoother organized play experience. Matt and Amy also delve into different ways TCGs can be played, including what makes Lorcana’s limited scene so lackluster.

Recorded on: 3/4/2025

In this regularly scheduled and pre-recorded several months ago episode, Matt and Amy are diving into the deep end with one of Lorcana’s most controversial topics: what will a rotation look like? They’re going to discuss the tools card games have to balance a metagame and how each option defines the games they’re used in.

Welcome to Ink a Podcast, Play a Podcast! This new Lorcana podcast is all about having conversations about the game itself. Whether that’s talking about how to get better at the game now or theorizing on what the future could hold, we’ll be Gathering Knowledge and Wisdom and Developing Our Brains alongside all of you. Brawl.

In this inaugural episode, Matt and Amy are going back to basics by discussing the beginning of the game and “the second hardest part of Lorcana.” They discuss The Curve™, the different levels of depth involved in making mulligan decisions, and how to play a mirror match through a classic Aggro vs. Control frame.

Recorded on: 2/19/2025

Welcome to Ink a Podcast, Play a Podcast! This new Lorcana podcast is all about having conversations about the game itself. Whether that’s talking about how to get better at the game now or theorizing on what the future could hold, we’ll be Gathering Knowledge and Wisdom and Developing Our Brains alongside all of you. Brawl.

In this emergency release pilot episode, Matt and Amy join the chorus discussing the ban list update: Hiram Flaversham and Fortisphere are gone, but not quite yet forgotten. This episode contains live reactions to the announcement and Q&A, as well as some analysis on what the future looks like moving forward. Should we expect more bans, and is there a (controversial) future where Hiram can be played again?