Round 4: Kyle (no last name ’cause I forgot to write it down), G/W Flores-Type Junk Type of Guy: Nice Type of Opponent: Fun to play against Game 1: Kyle drops Sergeant, Boa, Boa, Cloaks the first Boa (it was his favorite Boa, I guess) while I drop a fresh one and scoop when he…
Foregoing my Crimson Tide deck, I settled on Dueling Grounds and Questing Phelddagrif, and overnight developed Leeloo.
Close. So close. What could I have done to change my final, one-short-of-the Top 8 standings? What could YOU do?
Politics still don’t exist, darnit, and I think our
disagreement is just wordplay.
This isn’t just a random collection of article links spurred by haphazard browsing, promissory notes, and stuff what my friends writ!
A lot of reminders about how to play cards and what doesn’t work that may mean the difference between win and lose!
Readers reveal many ways to get to”84″. Also, two other matters: Alongi concedes Gore-style to Rizzo, and ends the article with some insights on Noxious Vapors.
Eight creatures crashed into a stage with nine podiums. A short, aging woman with an acid glare walked down the aisle.
Is Sol Malka calculating and shrewd? Or an opportunist? Who cares?
He made it… But only after losing his first two rounds. Yeowtch. How do you make a comeback like that?
You work from a green base and go from there; now all your green base belong to Will.
Aesop is playing a game of Magic, and he’s got two Story
Circles out. What is the moral?
A guy flashes hundred-dollar bills in a seedy bar and gets mugged. Who’s to blame? An article on responsibility.
It’s been a while since I said this, and you really need to hear it: in the long run, political games get you nowhere in multiplayer.
