Little thing I noticed playing the set: you can see Hansel and Gretel being rescued in the art of Oakhame Ranger. They are the two humans the card's adventure creates.
So the (Curious Pair)'s (Trail of Crumbs) fails to guide them home. Starving, they find the (Gingerbread Cabin). After almost being put in the (Witch's Oven), they are rescued by (Oakhame Ranger). That's a fair few cards with elements of the same story.
@NapoEz3 During my last draft the Charming Prince rescued a clackbridge Troll that I trapped in a tower, kinda looks like weird shrek fanfiction... (I played Return of the wildspeaker in my deck, so I was actually pretty happy to get more goats)
Rowan and Will, the two looking for their father in the card Unexplained Vision, feature in at LEAST two or three other cards in the set, including Huddle Up and The Royal Scions.
For anyone wondering, the "Nun liebe Kinder..." at 0:35 originated from a TV show in Germany where "the sandman" tells a story for children, before they would go to sleep. The Clip he used is from a Rammstein Song (Mein Herz brennt) though.
Oh, and also the piano version of the song plays in the background if i'm correct. The song is based on the sandman and other stories/nightmares of children so that fits SO WELL IT'S MIND BLOWINg. Also i like the melody a lot so I'm super biased about how happy i am with this video. Thank you Rhystic!
"Fun" fact: Some scholars believe Hänsel & Gretel is about the mother cannibalizing her own children. When the witch dies, she as well just happens to disappear... In any case, great video (as always)
I also had the theory that the mother and the witch were one and the same person. But I also thought at some point that god and Frau Holle are the same person as well.
It should also be noted that when he Grimm Bros. published the tales the Napoleonic Wars were reaching their climax. The Revolutionary Armies of France had been marched east across the kingdoms and principalities of Germany several times over the past two decades at this point and the armies if Austria, Prussia and Russia obliged by marching west across Germany. The countryside had been raided over and over and over again from 1795-1815 by hungry soldiers of every European power so it is not surprising that tales of hunger were popular; especially those where the villains receive their just reward. I can imagine many German kinder pictured Napoleon being pushed into the oven.
Note that in this story, it's also their stepmother that wants to take them into the woods and leave them to die, and their stepmother who vanishes when they kill the witch.
I am from Germany an grew up with all these Grimm storys, told and read to me by my grandmother from an old book with really scary pictures. From what i can remember, Hänsel and Gretel dont use pebbles but little pieces of bread. When they want to follow the track, the bread is eaten by animals so they cant find the way back. Adding even more meaning to the symbolic food theme.
Hansel uses pebbles the first time he and his sister are abandoned, and when the parents lead them out a second time into the woods, they give them one last piece of bread as a parting gift. Hansel tries again to leave a trail, this time with bread crumbs, but is sabotaged when the creatures of the wood eat them up.
As a German I was getting annoyed at the title. UA-cam sometimes auto translates video titles into German. So. Here we go again I thought 😂 The video was wonderful thank you!
@@goldcreeper7376 It's the same with swedish. But swedish is translated much less often than french or german, so the translations are worse. It annoyed me so much I turned it off as fast as I could.
Is there any way I can turn this stupid auto-translate off? It's so sweet when an english-speaker uploads a video with a german title, but thanks to UA-cam I'm never sure if I can trust my eyes.
Thank you once again for your vids. This really hit some aspects of our human experience we seldom dwell on...not so much what will be when we are, but what we are when we don't have.
While I don't know how unique this theory is, I've always thought: what if the mother from the beginning was actually the witch? In a lot of interpretations she is simply gone, but many specify her as being dead. She was wanting food just like the witch, and itd be convenient to send those kids off into a trap that you made.
I may just be one voice among the throng but I wanted to thank you for this and every video you make, the time and effort shines through and with each video my appreciation of art grows that much more. Thank you for all the research and insight you pour into every video, there is no channel on youtube I more look forward to new videos from than yours.
Honestly this was one of my favorite videos that you ever produced. The storytelling, atmosphere, and exploration of meaning behind the stories which inspired the card design was excellent. And your videos are always excellent, but this one gave me chills.
Your videos move me. Thank you so much for your time and effort in expressing love for this game in a way that only exists in the deepest, most incomprehensible, and inexpressible parts of my mind.
Legitimately the only channel that I do not miss new videos on. Every video makes me appreciate not only Magic in a new, artful light, but also gives me a greater appreciation for the cultures that have influenced it.
I'm going back through the past video essays of this channel and when the opening notes for "Mein Herz Brennt" started playing, I got shivers. Such a good choice for this topic, and another reason why I absolutely love this channel.
I think it's also interesting to mention that, at least from my experience, it's most often the mother who suggests throwing the kids out, and that the father is reluctant, and as you said too, remorseful afterwards. That's a bit of a trend in fairy tales I think: The good father and the (somewhat?) evil mother, even if not stepmother which takes that idea to an entire new level.
@@loganmavity2805 Sooo accurate ...I've been there a couple of times and I've got to say, it's a beautiful city but for some reasons it's spread across, what it feels like, a million hills :-D
I opened a foil storybook Curious Pair at the ELD prerelease. I was immediately struck by the art.. absolutely gorgeous. I'm glad you did a video on it. ^_^
After binging these content pieces of history, I find myself amazed on how it can be orchestrated and done. The presentation is very enjoyable, and reminds me of sports UA-cam Jon Bois with the subtle music playlist, the tone of voice narration, and the ability to extract interest of niche through metaphors, charts, and interviews
My only sadness is that you can only make one beautiful video every so often because of the care and attention to detail. Absolutely loved it as usual. Keep up the great work!
What a great video! I really like this new block, fairy tales have always been my favorite way to connect with the better parts of my German roots. And I'm constantly blow away by how you can make video essays about whatever relate back to Magic.
two Norwegians called Asbjørnsen & Moe did the same thing as the Grimm brothers. they trecked all over Norway and gathered the oral stories and wrote them down. but they are probably a lot less known outside of Norway.
Your videos are a work of art in and of themselves, I have watched and rewatched most of them many times, which is not something I do often. Keep up the great work.
I love your channel. I feel like people dont just unabashedly put forward positive emotion in this way all that often, therefore I want you to know, I both appreciate you and the work you put out.
This essay hit me harder than I thought it would, especially the ending line of the piece at 12:00. I had my first meeting with a good dietician today to get help with my restrictive eating disorder (possibly ARFID, meaning Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder; though I haven't received an official diagnosis yet,) and after some testing, I learned my body has run out of fats to burn, and so is instead breaking down lean muscle to keep me alive. I am, in effect, approaching starvation. I'm starting my journey to repair my relationship with food. Watching this video, I was able to recognize how I internally recoiled from the assertion that food can be a source of pleasure (6:20 and briefly at 7:02). It made me uncomfortable to realize how much more familiar it was to see food contextualized as a source of pain (6:35) and betrayal (9:40), or the acceptance of hunger as a motive for evil deeds (7:36). It's hard to face the truths I've been trying to ignore for years, the way I have denied my needs, and subsequently twisted myself around the idea that my abstinence of care was evidence of mastery over self.
@@ThorsShadow I'm actually doing pretty well! By working with my dietician, I've been able to recognize and work through a lot of the harmful thought patterns I've had around eating and food. I'm so much braver at trying new foods! I'm more aware of my hunger cues and I respond to them more consistently. I notice how my eating affects my energy levels, AND I have more things in my life wherein I want to do have the energy I need to do them. I'm glad that I made the hard choice to ask for help. It was definitely uncomfortable to accept that I wasn't going to get better all on my own, but I'm so grateful to my past self for taking those first steps.
@@kaitlyn__L thank you for your well-wishes; I hope the same for you. I'm currently on day 51 of residential treatment for my ED. I'm so glad I accepted the necessity of this level of care for me. It's been crazy to see how people I'd never met before and could never repay would spend their time helping me meet my needs. I have time and space to work thru the trauma that led me to ED in the first place. Recovery is absolutely possible.
Instant click every time I see one of your videos on my feed! All of your videos are so engaging, no matter if they're about magic or art or anything between. Keep it up:)
the only thing that gets me to the excitement level of a new summoning salt video coming out is your videos they really hype me up and make me happy thank you for making videos
Even though you said this video would be different than your usual ones, it still fits your style of storytelling. The subject here really hits hard, and I loved how you presented it.
This video is a wonderful little essay, and powerful is the emotion created when you lay down the creeping sense of dread associated with the folklore. Brilliant
Watched this this morning and made a last minute lesson plan for my students to research a Grimm's fairy tail presenting the differences between the original and modern versions. Thanks for the inspiration! Great work as always.
This is interesting to me in so many ways. I don't play magic and never really have, but everything you make is simply fascinating and sprinkled with things I didn't know I wanted to learn about until I did.
Good lord man, I had to watch it twice. I cracked a foil alternate art Curious Pair in my first pack of ELD and, while I know nothing about literature or analysis of art (I'm an engineer), I did stop and stare at it for about 30 seconds, marveling at how entrancing the art work was, and then put it in my trade binder. Really appreciate the in depth look at the set's inspiration, and at that card in particular. You just keep knocking the videos out of the park!
A key thing to remember about average life expectancy is that it doesn't mean that everyone was dying at age 30 because it's just an average. So people if they made it out of childhood probably lived regular lives but seeing as how people were committing infanticide (aside from the usual high child and infant mortality rates associated with that time) that would drive the life expectancy down pretty low.
Just around the time of my Birthday/Halloween, you do very well done and amazing work, I hope your channel reaches 150K subscribers before the year ends
I was very interested in the alt card art when opening packs for pre-release. Until then I had no idea there were any, then I got 5 Fairy Guidemothers. One of them a foil-alt art. Your analysis of the card is basically why I got so interested in these alt art cards. They tell the story they’re based off very well while also helping drive the game’s mechanics. Also I just love your card analysis videos. Might’ve recommended them to my university professor, and she may or may not be interested. Cheers.
Little thing I noticed playing the set: you can see Hansel and Gretel being rescued in the art of Oakhame Ranger. They are the two humans the card's adventure creates.
I missed this detail: how cool!
So the (Curious Pair)'s (Trail of Crumbs) fails to guide them home. Starving, they find the (Gingerbread Cabin). After almost being put in the (Witch's Oven), they are rescued by (Oakhame Ranger). That's a fair few cards with elements of the same story.
@NapoEz3 During my last draft the Charming Prince rescued a clackbridge Troll that I trapped in a tower, kinda looks like weird shrek fanfiction... (I played Return of the wildspeaker in my deck, so I was actually pretty happy to get more goats)
That's the coolest easter egg I have ever heard
Rowan and Will, the two looking for their father in the card Unexplained Vision, feature in at LEAST two or three other cards in the set, including Huddle Up and The Royal Scions.
“..when it is desperate, for food?”
Turn it into an elk.
For anyone wondering, the "Nun liebe Kinder..." at 0:35 originated from a TV show in Germany where "the sandman" tells a story for children, before they would go to sleep. The Clip he used is from a Rammstein Song (Mein Herz brennt) though.
Oh, and also the piano version of the song plays in the background if i'm correct. The song is based on the sandman and other stories/nightmares of children so that fits SO WELL IT'S MIND BLOWINg. Also i like the melody a lot so I'm super biased about how happy i am with this video. Thank you Rhystic!
I was curious about why he used this rather than Sonne with the music video allusions to Snow White
The piano is from the Rammstein song too
Oh dude thanks so much i was like do all germans sound like rammstein lol
@@poolfuhrer this is much more fitting in my opinion
"Fun" fact: Some scholars believe Hänsel & Gretel is about the mother cannibalizing her own children. When the witch dies, she as well just happens to disappear...
In any case, great video (as always)
Mikael Nippers I noticed that as Sam was talking about it tooooo
“It’s gingerbread, like mother makes” reads the card’s flavor text
I also had the theory that the mother and the witch were one and the same person. But I also thought at some point that god and Frau Holle are the same person as well.
It should also be noted that when he Grimm Bros. published the tales the Napoleonic Wars were reaching their climax. The Revolutionary Armies of France had been marched east across the kingdoms and principalities of Germany several times over the past two decades at this point and the armies if Austria, Prussia and Russia obliged by marching west across Germany. The countryside had been raided over and over and over again from 1795-1815 by hungry soldiers of every European power so it is not surprising that tales of hunger were popular; especially those where the villains receive their just reward. I can imagine many German kinder pictured Napoleon being pushed into the oven.
Note that in this story, it's also their stepmother that wants to take them into the woods and leave them to die, and their stepmother who vanishes when they kill the witch.
Does anyone feel like they just got a surprise gift every time a notification for a new video from this fine gentleman comes out?
I feel confident liking this video before i've watched all of it
I did the exact same thing lol
More like any of it
true lol, first thing I do when I click on a Rhystic Studies video :P
haha jep. sam = autolike
Same
Love the RAMMSTEIN piano cover. Amazing mood setter
La Li Lu Le Lo Major it isnt a cover. Rammstein released a piano version of the track themselves.
I had never looked that close at the alt art of curious pair. Fantastic video as usual
If you pay attention, the hand is also in the regular art.
This set in particular is good for looking a little deeper at the cards
I am from Germany an grew up with all these Grimm storys, told and read to me by my grandmother from an old book with really scary pictures. From what i can remember, Hänsel and Gretel dont use pebbles but little pieces of bread. When they want to follow the track, the bread is eaten by animals so they cant find the way back. Adding even more meaning to the symbolic food theme.
Btw: amazing video as always, great storytelling!
Hansel uses pebbles the first time he and his sister are abandoned, and when the parents lead them out a second time into the woods, they give them one last piece of bread as a parting gift. Hansel tries again to leave a trail, this time with bread crumbs, but is sabotaged when the creatures of the wood eat them up.
As a German I was getting annoyed at the title. UA-cam sometimes auto translates video titles into German. So. Here we go again I thought 😂
The video was wonderful thank you!
This. As a frog person, seeing english titles being translated to frog or frog titles to english seemingly at random is extremely annoying
@@goldcreeper7376 It's the same with swedish. But swedish is translated much less often than french or german, so the translations are worse. It annoyed me so much I turned it off as fast as I could.
@MLG Kaktus That would be fine it those videos had subtitles in those languages as well.
Is there any way I can turn this stupid auto-translate off? It's so sweet when an english-speaker uploads a video with a german title, but thanks to UA-cam I'm never sure if I can trust my eyes.
@MLG Kaktus It seems like there's no other solution.
I am thoroughly upset we haven't gotten a Garruk that makes food by killing an opponent's creature.
Incredible as always. Your storytelling is top-notch. Still can't thank you enough for letting me add a touch to an excellent audiovisual analysis.
The only must watch MTG UA-camr
Dude... Mein Herz Brennt set the atmosphere so well. This is my favorite video by far.
4:10 "Oh! You clumsy oaf! That's a load-bearing candy cane!"
My goodness, you blew me away with this video. Love knowing more historical context behind the fairytales we all grew up with and Throne's themes.
Thank you once again for your vids. This really hit some aspects of our human experience we seldom dwell on...not so much what will be when we are, but what we are when we don't have.
Well, looks like it's time to drop everything and watch another Rhystic Studies video.
While I don't know how unique this theory is, I've always thought: what if the mother from the beginning was actually the witch? In a lot of interpretations she is simply gone, but many specify her as being dead. She was wanting food just like the witch, and itd be convenient to send those kids off into a trap that you made.
I feel like this one is one of the deepest topics yet. Great episode man! Keep it up!
I may just be one voice among the throng but I wanted to thank you for this and every video you make, the time and effort shines through and with each video my appreciation of art grows that much more. Thank you for all the research and insight you pour into every video, there is no channel on youtube I more look forward to new videos from than yours.
Honestly this was one of my favorite videos that you ever produced. The storytelling, atmosphere, and exploration of meaning behind the stories which inspired the card design was excellent. And your videos are always excellent, but this one gave me chills.
Nice choice of music at the beginning! Mein Herz Brennt in this piano version is so beautiful. Great video!
Your videos move me. Thank you so much for your time and effort in expressing love for this game in a way that only exists in the deepest, most incomprehensible, and inexpressible parts of my mind.
The piano cover of mein herz brennt in the background is so fitting
Legitimately the only channel that I do not miss new videos on. Every video makes me appreciate not only Magic in a new, artful light, but also gives me a greater appreciation for the cultures that have influenced it.
I'm going back through the past video essays of this channel and when the opening notes for "Mein Herz Brennt" started playing, I got shivers. Such a good choice for this topic, and another reason why I absolutely love this channel.
12:01 “When the chips are down these civilized people, they’ll eat each other.”
Jude Mendoza “we live in a society”
You are elk now
I think it's also interesting to mention that, at least from my experience, it's most often the mother who suggests throwing the kids out, and that the father is reluctant, and as you said too, remorseful afterwards. That's a bit of a trend in fairy tales I think: The good father and the (somewhat?) evil mother, even if not stepmother which takes that idea to an entire new level.
I got to study for a semester at Marburg! They say the brothers hated how many stairways they had to use to get around in the city.
Remember to tell us how accurate they were!
@@loganmavity2805 Sooo accurate ...I've been there a couple of times and I've got to say, it's a beautiful city but for some reasons it's spread across, what it feels like, a million hills :-D
@@loganmavity2805 they put in elevators so people can skip up to the upper city and the castle! It blew my plains-inhabitant mind
As a german, I must say, this is the most singularly sublime piece you have ever done. Absolutely fantastic.
I opened a foil storybook Curious Pair at the ELD prerelease. I was immediately struck by the art.. absolutely gorgeous.
I'm glad you did a video on it. ^_^
Another brilliant video and the right mix of informative and ominous for the season.
Just binge watched all of his videos. Can't wait to see more studies on cards like what he did with the lotus or seige rhino
After binging these content pieces of history, I find myself amazed on how it can be orchestrated and done. The presentation is very enjoyable, and reminds me of sports UA-cam Jon Bois with the subtle music playlist, the tone of voice narration, and the ability to extract interest of niche through metaphors, charts, and interviews
My only sadness is that you can only make one beautiful video every so often because of the care and attention to detail. Absolutely loved it as usual. Keep up the great work!
What a great video! I really like this new block, fairy tales have always been my favorite way to connect with the better parts of my German roots. And I'm constantly blow away by how you can make video essays about whatever relate back to Magic.
You’ve done it again. Your final words left CHILLS running down my spine. Fantastic video.
You will always be Magic Man Sam to me, and I will forever love your work. Thank you again for these through my tough times.
The quality of this video is really impressive. I really enjoy the emphasis on story in this card study.
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Holy shit I’m so glad I found your documentaries. Your editing and narration is unbelievable.
I love your style of videos. And Rammstein playing in the Background made me a little sentimental.
Holy Shit, this video hit me out of nowhere. Great Job!
That ending made me shiver, excellent work as always Rhystic
two Norwegians called Asbjørnsen & Moe did the same thing as the Grimm brothers.
they trecked all over Norway and gathered the oral stories and wrote them down. but they are probably a lot less known outside of Norway.
Awesome as always, Sam. Thank you so much. I am always in awe of your style and ability to pick up on nuance!
this video quality seems to improve with every new one put out, phenomenal
This Video is "again" pure Art .
Thank you Sir for producing such beautiful Content.
Another excellent video! I can’t get enough of your content.
I always get so excited when I see one of Rhystic Studies videos go up. By far the best in depth study of magic there is.
Your videos are a work of art in and of themselves, I have watched and rewatched most of them many times, which is not something I do often. Keep up the great work.
That ending plug to buy one of the mugs was so calming, I might just have to now
I just came back to magic and discovered your channel, it brings me a lot of nostalgia and a new mindset for the game.
Thanks, Keep up the good work!
I love your channel. I feel like people dont just unabashedly put forward positive emotion in this way all that often, therefore I want you to know, I both appreciate you and the work you put out.
"the woman, however, was dead." I wonder, could the mother be the witch?
big brain
The only channel on UA-cam that I have notifications on, amazing work, as always
Thank you for this video. I love everything you've created on this channel.
thank you. that means a lot to me.
Thank you so much for your videos! They are relaxing, beautiful and informative!
You are a great story teller, sir. I enjoy your work so much
This essay hit me harder than I thought it would, especially the ending line of the piece at 12:00.
I had my first meeting with a good dietician today to get help with my restrictive eating disorder (possibly ARFID, meaning Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder; though I haven't received an official diagnosis yet,) and after some testing, I learned my body has run out of fats to burn, and so is instead breaking down lean muscle to keep me alive. I am, in effect, approaching starvation.
I'm starting my journey to repair my relationship with food. Watching this video, I was able to recognize how I internally recoiled from the assertion that food can be a source of pleasure (6:20 and briefly at 7:02). It made me uncomfortable to realize how much more familiar it was to see food contextualized as a source of pain (6:35) and betrayal (9:40), or the acceptance of hunger as a motive for evil deeds (7:36).
It's hard to face the truths I've been trying to ignore for years, the way I have denied my needs, and subsequently twisted myself around the idea that my abstinence of care was evidence of mastery over self.
It has been 7 months now. How are you doing? I hope you are ok.
@@ThorsShadow I'm actually doing pretty well! By working with my dietician, I've been able to recognize and work through a lot of the harmful thought patterns I've had around eating and food. I'm so much braver at trying new foods! I'm more aware of my hunger cues and I respond to them more consistently. I notice how my eating affects my energy levels, AND I have more things in my life wherein I want to do have the energy I need to do them.
I'm glad that I made the hard choice to ask for help. It was definitely uncomfortable to accept that I wasn't going to get better all on my own, but I'm so grateful to my past self for taking those first steps.
@@LoverOfMuch I've been going through a similar journey, wishing you all the best as a stranger passing you on that road
@@kaitlyn__L thank you for your well-wishes; I hope the same for you. I'm currently on day 51 of residential treatment for my ED. I'm so glad I accepted the necessity of this level of care for me. It's been crazy to see how people I'd never met before and could never repay would spend their time helping me meet my needs. I have time and space to work thru the trauma that led me to ED in the first place. Recovery is absolutely possible.
Instant click every time I see one of your videos on my feed!
All of your videos are so engaging, no matter if they're about magic or art or anything between. Keep it up:)
I knew this was coming, but none the less, I enjoyed it. Very well done!
the only thing that gets me to the excitement level of a new summoning salt video coming out is your videos they really hype me up and make me happy thank you for making videos
Great job story telling! I get so much joy from watching your vids! 🙂
Another beautiful video with its own unique style. Please keep doing what you're doing 🤘
Life’s simple, Rhystic Studies posted I watch and have a good rest of the day
Ah yes, the video you said made you cry on twitter. CANT WAIT!!
The sequel stuff to this plotline in Wilds of Eldrain makes this so much funnier than its supposed to be.
Well now thanks to you suddenly Throne of Eldraine just make sense. Eternal gratitude for giving us a unique perspective.
Even though you said this video would be different than your usual ones, it still fits your style of storytelling. The subject here really hits hard, and I loved how you presented it.
Well as a magic player and also someone that was read these tales as a child, Thank you.
This is a remarkable ode. Thank you.
An incredibly entertaining and educational watch. Thank you, Rhystic Studies!
Another fantastic work by Rhystic Studios. Keep up the good work, man.
"Studios" Wow, Sam has expanded quite a bit it seems!
Man, you're a treasure to the mtg community. I love your videos.
I binged watching your videos. Never knew your channel exists
This video is a wonderful little essay, and powerful is the emotion created when you lay down the creeping sense of dread associated with the folklore. Brilliant
Watched this this morning and made a last minute lesson plan for my students to research a Grimm's fairy tail presenting the differences between the original and modern versions. Thanks for the inspiration! Great work as always.
This is just brilliant. Great job
that rammstein background music tho, your videos are just sublime, dont know what else to say
Mein Herz Brennt playing throughout this video was a masterful choice.
This is interesting to me in so many ways. I don't play magic and never really have, but everything you make is simply fascinating and sprinkled with things I didn't know I wanted to learn about until I did.
Amazing work seriously !!! I always look forward to what you've gata about things. Very well done !!
Good lord man, I had to watch it twice. I cracked a foil alternate art Curious Pair in my first pack of ELD and, while I know nothing about literature or analysis of art (I'm an engineer), I did stop and stare at it for about 30 seconds, marveling at how entrancing the art work was, and then put it in my trade binder. Really appreciate the in depth look at the set's inspiration, and at that card in particular. You just keep knocking the videos out of the park!
Great video as always Rhystic. Cant wait for the next one!
A key thing to remember about average life expectancy is that it doesn't mean that everyone was dying at age 30 because it's just an average. So people if they made it out of childhood probably lived regular lives but seeing as how people were committing infanticide (aside from the usual high child and infant mortality rates associated with that time) that would drive the life expectancy down pretty low.
I just don't understand how you make every video so goddamn incredible
Seeing this video as I eat one of my favorite foods showed me that some of the things we fear the most we don't even know how deep the fear goes.
Thore of Eldraine was the P E R F E C T time for a Kindercatch reprint!
Always a good day when a Rhystic Studies video comes out
Still one of the best channels ever.
The use of "Mein Herz Brennt" in the background was so perfect
Rammstein in a Rhystic Studies video? Instant upvote
Just around the time of my Birthday/Halloween, you do very well done and amazing work, I hope your channel reaches 150K subscribers before the year ends
I love the silent outro. You're my new favourite creator.
It's quite impressive you managed to get one of the voice actors from oblivion to narrate parts of this video
What a work with history notes, do more!
Okay....starting with Till Lindemann and Rammstein's Mein Herz Brennt is a REALLY strong start
I was very interested in the alt card art when opening packs for pre-release. Until then I had no idea there were any, then I got 5 Fairy Guidemothers. One of them a foil-alt art.
Your analysis of the card is basically why I got so interested in these alt art cards. They tell the story they’re based off very well while also helping drive the game’s mechanics.
Also I just love your card analysis videos. Might’ve recommended them to my university professor, and she may or may not be interested. Cheers.