I'm still here

I'm still here. I'm aware I haven't posted in a while. I've missed 5 Mogg of the Months, a whole bunch of new cards and plenty of other stuff.

It wasn't my intention to neglect the page but sometimes life gets in the way.

I will try my best to catch up and get things going again.

-T

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Goblin Gathering is 1 year old! To celebrate this great milestone we're giving away a limited edition Goblin Gathering 1st anniversary playmat and a pile of goblin cards! Only 2 of these will ever exist, we're keeping one and giving one away THIS GIVEAWAY HAS NOW ENDED. NO MORE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED! To enter the giveaway you must: 1. Like our Facebook page 2. Share this Facebook giveaway post 3. Comment on the Facebook post "Done " Entries close on 30th September 2024. The winner will be chosen and contacted within 7 days of the giveaway closing. The prize will be posted out to anywhere in the world. Terms: Only one entry per person. Winner will chosen at random after giveaway ends. Goblin Gathering reserves the right to withdraw this giveaway at any time.

WELCOME

Welcome to Goblin Gathering! I have created this site to help manage and nurture my unhealthy obsession with goblins in Magic The Gathering™ It will be updated periodically as new goblin cards are released and I will aim to keep it an informative space for any players with an interest in goblin decks. I will strive to write semi-regularly but only with goblin relevant content. if you have any ideas or would like to create content for this site then you can email me at: admin@goblingathering.com If you've come this far please leave a comment on any of the articles. -Trashman

Goblin Foundations

Magic Foundations is a new set due to launch on November 15th. Replacing the old core set model, Foundations will remain Standard legal for the next 5 years. The set will bring 15 goblins into the Standard format, of which 4 of them are brand new goblins. This is very welcome after the last two set releases contained exactly zero goblins. Let's take a look at the new cards we're getting! Dropkick Bomber is definitely the one to watch out for in the latest release of goblin cards. A new goblin lord to bolster our armies is always welcome. This card will definitely see play in Standard, Pioneer and EDH, but also possibly Modern and Legacy. It's second ability can be viewed as both a way to give our goblins a bit of reach and evasion but also a construed sacrifice outlet. Courageous Goblin isn't as exciting. A 2/2 body for two mana is more than fair for an average goblin, but this would be better suited to decks with bigger creatures to support so the +1/+0 and Menace can ...

Mogg of the Month November '24: General Kreat, the Boltbringer

November has been a very good month for goblin players. With the release of Magic Foundations and Foundations: Jumpstart, both featuring a plethora of exciting new goblin cards, it was a little difficult to pick which one to feature this month. But we can only have one, and this time around... Mogg of the Month for November 2024 is General Kreat, the Boltbringer ! This was the biggest response I have ever had from my fellow goblin players when asking who to feature as Mogg of the Month, and while there are always some great suggestions, General Kreat and one other new card really stood out. Ultimately I have decided to feature Kreat this month, but there is a very high chance that next month will also feature a new goblin card Featuring a brand new card as Mogg of the Month can leave me with little to write about, however it is clear that General Kreat is going to make waves wherever it sees play. Printed in Foundations: Jumpstart - which is the third edition of Jumpstart -...

Duskmourn: House of Zero Goblins

Another set with no goblins! Don't get me wrong. I love cliche horror tropes as much as the next guy, but surely goblins would have fit into this set somewhere. Bloomburrow was understandable, goblins aren't cute and fluffy therefore wouldn't fit into that set, but come on! Would a goblin be out of place here? Anyway rant over. We did get a couple new lands: I doubt either will see much play in our decks other than standard. Pioneer and above already has a much better manabase available to it. The Duskmourn set and play environment however does seem exciting and a stark contrast to the fluffy wonderland of the previous one. The standard format should look amusing while people equip a chainsaw to a mouse for the next 3 years. Looks like the next set is going to be MTG Foundations, and I can only assume its going to be packed full of goblin staples to ensure that goblins become playable in standard again. -Trashman Disappointed Goblin Lord

Mogg of the Month October '24: Sensation Gorger

So another month passes by and that means it's time for the 5th installment of Mogg of the Month. This month I have decided to feature one of the more obscure cards in our collections, but one that is certainly worthy of a slot in our commander decks Mogg of the Month for October 2024 is Sensation Gorger! Printed only once way back in 2008 as part of the Morningtide set from Lorwyn block, Sensation Gorger is a card that some goblin players may not even know about. There are two things to note about Sensation Gorger, it's insane art and it's wicked ability. First let's look at it's art. What is even going on here? It gets worse the longer you look at it! Sensation Gorger's ability is fantastic for our EDH decks with a high number of goblin cards: Kinship — At the beginning of your upkeep, you may look at the top card of your library. If it shares a creature type with Sensation Gorger, you may reveal it. If you do, each player discards their hand, then draws fou...

Dockside Extortionist BANNED!

Today's Commander Rule Committee announcement has come as a shock to EDH players! Some of the most powerful cards in the format have been banned, including our own Dockside Extortionist. Even with multiple printings Dockside was still £70/$85+ Dockside Extortionist has been an absolute powerhouse and became a regular staple card in every competitive deck that could play it. Now it seems it's glory days are over. A 1/2 goblin pirate that creates treasure tokens equal to the number of artifacts and enchantments your opponents control, which could easily provide an advantage for the rest of the game, all for just 2 mana. It's no suprise that this card became the most expensive goblin card in Magic. Some other staple cards banned in this announcement are the ever popular Mana Crypt and Jewelled Lotus, each costing £80/$100+ Nadu being banned in yet another format comes as no suprise There will be, no doubt, many cEDH players whose decks have just lost 3 very strong cards plus a...

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