Rachel Weeks

It, yeah, it's gotta be printer, uh, like just overworked printers.

There was also a post from, uh, Rachel Weeks this week, which kinda blew my mind, where Rachel said she was doing some, uh, research on Scryfall and realized that in 2026 there are more new legendary creatures printed than non-legendary [chuckles] creatures printed, and I was curious how outside the norms this was.

So I actually went back and looked at, like, 1996, 2006, 2016, like, 10-year increments, and it was, like, 5% in 1996, 8% in 2006, 9% in 2016, and now over 50% in 2026.

And I know this is partly, like, the Jumpstart products.

And so I do think this is something that you can only do in an established play group.

But like this is the whole point of the bracket system being a guideline and why it says expect and not Rachel Weeks will shoot you in the head if you win a game before turn X, Y, Z, whatever.

Yeah, I've seen her do it.

I've seen her shoot many people, many people in the head, but not for that.

She...

82

82 confirmed kills as my account for rachel weeks for people breaking the rules of the of the bracket system But it almost it was always extra turns, which was weird I don't know how many more times josh lee quay can regenerate, but I assume he doesn't have many left.

Yeah,

Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the Command Zone Podcast.

I'm your host, Rachel Weeks.

How's it? It's Josh Lee Kwai.

And today is a very special episode because it is a team episode.

Mm-hmm.

Uh, I kept...

And me and Rachel were talking about Patrick Star, 'cause I was so frustrated with the SpongeBob Secret Lair.

[laughs]

Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the Command Zone Podcast.

I'm your host, Rachel Weeks.

How is it? It's Josh Lee Kwai.

And today we are talking about everybody's favorite topic: removal.

Little Tin Co began on a remote island in Bass Strait, with limited supplies, plenty of tins, and enough time to ask one very good question.

During COVID, Rachel Weeks and her husband Dan were volunteer caretakers on Deal Island.

Surrounded by some of the world's finest seafood, they began wondering why a country girt by sea was filling so many of its cupboards with imported tinned fish.

That question became Little Tin Co, a South Australian business creating conserver-style products from Australian seafood, processed and packed here at home.

And you have a mere 2-2.

Well, here's a 4-4 for you, Rachel.

And Ben here is also a 4.

I'll take it.

Oh, no.

All right,

Rachel, answering the board.

Yeah, sometimes you got to do that.

Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the Command Zone Podcast.

I'm your host, Rachel Weeks.

And I'm Reggie, AKA Arcade.

Yeah, and today we are talking about some of the most expensive cards in Commander, the staples you know and love, and the less expensive cards you can play to replace them.

Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the Command Zone podcast.

I'm your host, Rachel Weeks.

Hi, it's Murph.

I'm here with Rachel Weeks.

I'm-

Yeah.

... big, old card-

Yep, that's hard to get into play