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The big question looming is, how much does enchantment hate drop off in the new Extended environment?

Sheldon interviews Sheldon’s ego. No, wait, that’s just
Sheldon. We think.

Adrian Sullivan, that glorious pied piper of playstyle,
introduced me to my first game of 5-Color Magic at Pro Tour LA.

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…

What is honor? Whatever it is, it isn’t qualifying for Tokyo and then telling everyone to Bock themselves.

Man, this site has gone to the dogs – and so has Anthony’s column! Turquoise, the Alongi family canine, details Anthony’s”Magicpalooza” week.

Jim’s roommate:”If you build a 5-Color deck, I’ll build one too.” Then he punked out. What’s a playa to do?

It’s tough to use up twenty-five mana with just a Diabolic Edict in hand, so I mana burned quite brightly. But other times it worked quite well.

So. Fires is a good deck. So. Everyone is going to play it at Regionals. Not to be crass, but I doubt it. I think.

You’ve read this before, but it was different.

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…

Elation. The word is cheapened by overuse. Proper elation is not mere joy brought by a lucky topdeck; one needs drama, tension, and trepidation beforehand to bring the recipient to a downcast, muttering funk before an earnest prayer is fulfilled, bringing satisfaction and a sense of pure thankfulness for good grace. Elation is when you…