Verhungern | Food and Hunger in Eldraine 

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.

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

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.

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

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

La Li Lu Le Lo Major it isnt a cover. Rammstein released a piano version of the track themselves.

Jude Mendoza “we live in a society”

You are elk now

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 RU-vid I'm never sure if I can trust my eyes.

@MLG Kaktus It seems like there's no other solution.

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.

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

thank you. that means a lot to me.

"Studios" Wow, Sam has expanded quite a bit it seems!

big brain