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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?

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.

What would characters from classy literature look like as Magic cards?

NEWSFLASH: The Ferrett’s not going to Barcelona. Why? Read on, Macduff… And get some multiplayer”tech” and your hands in the fire.

Farewell, 6th Edition. Good riddance. But what does 7th have to offer in the way of”Damn!”s,”Whoo-hoo!”s,”Hmmm…”s and”Shrug”s?

You can deal lethal damage to all opponents. You can deck everyone else. Or you can create an amazing hard lock and force everyone to concede.

Who will reign triumphant in Barcelona’s multiplayer mayhem? Kurt outlines his strategies, and tells everyone how it is in Detroit.

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…