Apologies to any StarCity readers who took Rizzo’s”7th
Edition Preview” yesterday as serious strategy; it was supposed to be right here, in Issues, as the humor piece that it was, but a placement mistake put it in the”Strategy” section. It was indeed a joke. You may now move on with your lives.
Here are some things I’ve learned about getting the most Magic for your bucks, including a list of several cheap, useful cards.
I had been waiting for this moment for a long time. , , and are banned. Finally. At long last, I will be able to sit opposite an opponent and not have the game end in three turns because he cast . I will be able to sit across from an opponent and think through…
I promise that this review will be as informative as any other review you will read, unless you find one that is somehow better. It’s possible.
Charles Manson wants to be free. Tech doesn’t want anything. So why do writers share all of the tech?
The fog creeps in on little cat feet. The world feels gray. I’ve just discovered some IBC tech, and now I’m not sure if I wanna talk about it…
Comparing Chess to Magic is like comparing apples to oranges – or, to be more descriptive, like comparing an apple to an apple tree.
Is the upcoming 7th edition of Magic intended to be a support set? If so, why don’t they put better cards in?
Okay, this probably should be in”tourney reports.” But now that I’m out of Team AWWAJALOOM, this may be my last chance to fly casual…
In Los Angeles, Mark Rosewater kindly invited The Ferrett and I to chat over dinner about”what works” in multiplayer Magic. Here’s what I think.
With Planeshift out, I’m revisiting the”Dark Ponza” land destruction build to see if it might be viable.
Thoughts on Dork Love, IBC Block Decks, his tourney finish…And thoughts about some moron called William Steinmetz.
Deck Parfait is the hot new deck of Beyond Dominia’s Type I Mill, developed by Raphaël Caron aka K-Run. It is an interesting, yet relatively inexpensive, Type I deck that placed second in the first Beyond Dominia Type I Tournament of Champions. Raphaël’s comments were featured by Darren di Battista, also known as Azhrei, in…
It started as a CounterRebels net deck, copied direct from a Pro Tour. Then it evolved.
