My Name’s John, And I Went To Detroit To Play Magic
Thoughts on Dork Love, IBC Block Decks, his tourney finish…And thoughts about some moron called William Steinmetz.
Thoughts on Dork Love, IBC Block Decks, his tourney finish…And thoughts about some moron called William Steinmetz.
I am absolutely convinced this card should be called”Life or Death.” Death I understand. But”Glory”? They just come back to life,
right?
All you have to do is to provide me with as many answers as possible to the following cryptic clues, and you could win a foil rare!*
Arguably the best card in the set, Terminate requires us to rethink our definition of Durable Fattie.
The Theory of Options is valid, but impractical. My advice is to stick with the tried and true Theories of Magic.
An analysis of the various types of Type II-legal lands, and how (and when) to use them.
Two decks based around veeeery scary creatures. And the last of the Great Haikunien Planeshift Analysis!
The Judge takes aim at those dirty, nasty, filthy cheaters — and asks for women to move to Alaska.
I could be suggesting that I will provide decklists from a highly secret underground (and thus cool) place. But probably not.
Twenty to the cranium. The efficient elimination of twenty life as quickly as possible has many routes in Type I. There is combo, of course…there is green Stompy with seven land…there’s the Black decks that ride their first turn through the game. I have always liked to send twenty points of sizzling burn right to…
Partly a reaction to Rizzo’s”Bringing Out The Dead,” partly a tirade on culpability, this article deals with how you make yourself better.
latest article, "Why StarCity Is A Scrub Site," rung true on many points. From the lack of information on Invasion Block to the general lack of strategy, one is entitled to wonder if Magic writing on the Internet has finally hit its peak. To find the answer, we must take a look at the past,…
Does Draco warrant enough thought for Constructed play? Of course he does; if not, then why am I writing this?
Do YOU enjoy playing Japanese Limited? Sure, pros and casual players alike love playing Japanese cards once in a while. The kana and kanji (Japanese’s written characters) look downright silly paired up with your familiar and friendly card art. Japanese cards are also the most expensive per pack (going for an SRP of 500 yen,…