Only the Mighty Stijn could create an original multiplayer deck that used both Goblin Game and Thieves’ Auction… And make it work! Also includes a small strategical discourse on the nature of card advantage in multiplayer.
Many, MANY ideas on how to abuse Infernal Genesis in a multiplayer game, from one of the most evil minds to set his synapses to the casual environment. Draco first!
Stijn takes a reader request to build a deck with Justice and Questing Phelddagrif in it – and then discovers that the deck works better once he removes them. What kind of request is this?
Stijn finally answers the question all of us are waiting for: Is it possible to create a fun multiplayer format? The answer is yes… But only if it’s TRIBES, which Tom van de Logt and Kamiel Cornelissen play…
Good god, perhaps one of the best multiplayer articles ever written! So what if the deck costs a couple hundred dollars? Just read this!
Is this strategy? Probably not. Issues and Opinions? Not really. Casual play? Who the heck plays with a casual IBC deck? Oh, just read it.
One of my more demanding readers has demanded me to write an article at his whim! Can you imagine the sheer nerve?
Stijn takes some time away from multiplayer deckbuilding to smash house with Necrocritter madness!
Not only does this provide the ultimate smash-face black deck, but it brings you the all-time great Magic misquotes!
Hey, no less a man than Anthony Alongi called Stijn”The
S**t.” With compliments like that, how can we NOT make him our latest Featured Writer?
Death. Decay. Destruction. Doom. Those are all catchwords that have been missing in my two previous stories. The Gargoyles only used the tiniest bit of black, and didn’t use red at all. The United Nations were hypocritical in their white-and-blueness. You all most certainly think I’m a sissy for only writing about those happy happy…
How many more responses to an article of his does a man need to make him happy? I received enough of them to make myself rush to write the next story about multiplayer decks. And it will be, as I promised, about politics and a very politic deck. Now I know some of the more…
Reading articles about multiplayer or other sorts of casual play is a favourite pastime of mine. I always enjoy reading about good plays made by others in epic games with six or more players. I always enjoy reading about multiplayer strategies, and I always enjoy reading about decks created especially for multiplayer. And that’s why…
