1800 or Bust!: Suicide Isn’t Painless!
What does it take for a new Suicide deck to work in Type II – or can it work at all? A little playtesting provides some answers.
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Casual Play: A Deck Of Legendary Proportions
The Legendary Deck Of Infinite Dragons. Can it be done? You bet.
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, BOOM!
I got introduced to NetherHaips. I put together a copy and it just killed everything I was playing.
The Guy That Invented Regionals Needs To Be Beaten Up: Part 1
And Rizzo might need a sock in the gut, too, after writing a FORTY-PAGE TOURNAMENT REPORT! With pictures. Strategy. And the usual Rizzian touch.
The Guy That Invented Regionals Needs To Be Beaten Up: Part 2
Aw, screw it. Que sera sera and all that jazz. What was I gonna do anyway, win Regionals? 4/17/01 The last run at CMU. And stuff. Serious testing against Turbo-Haups ensued. We won. It lost. Badly. Here’s why: , , . If one of those cards hits play, it’s bad news for the Haups guy….
The Guy That Invented Regionals Needs To Be Beaten Up: Part 3
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…
Peace of Mind: Crash And Burn
Foregoing my Crimson Tide deck, I settled on Dueling Grounds and Questing Phelddagrif, and overnight developed Leeloo.
On The Outside Lookin’ In: Lessons Learned From Regionals
Close. So close. What could I have done to change my final, one-short-of-the Top 8 standings? What could YOU do?
Response To Joshua Sharp’s Article To My Article
Politics still don’t exist, darnit, and I think our
disagreement is just wordplay.
THE BEST AND WORST OF THE NET – 04/16 – 04/22/00
This isn’t just a random collection of article links spurred by haphazard browsing, promissory notes, and stuff what my friends writ!
FINAL JUDGEMENT: Rulings To Keep In Mind At Regionals
A lot of reminders about how to play cards and what doesn’t work that may mean the difference between win and lose!
CASUAL FRIDAYS #86: 84, Plus Two
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.
The Weakest Link
Eight creatures crashed into a stage with nine podiums. A short, aging woman with an acid glare walked down the aisle.
All’s Fair In Love And The Writer War
Is Sol Malka calculating and shrewd? Or an opportunist? Who cares?