Hello everyone in netland! This time, I thought I’d tackle an issue that has gone virtually unexplored: The sociology of Magic. What kind of people does it attract? What are their behaviours? What about the role of women in Magic? That of consumption? All the above issues were carefully analyzed and put into a thesis…
Darwin will tell you how to design rogue decks — but Rizzo will tell you what principles drive the TRUE rogue.
Online play is like The Stuff: Are you eating it, or is it eating you?
Some new decks, some ruminations on house buying, and the state of the industry.
In a tasty morsel for rookie players, Anthony tracks some early games of a newly spawned playgroup in his hometown. PLUS, see Anthony get ditched by a girl back in high school!
Okay, everyone. Get your ESP working overtime. What am I going to suggest in this article?
Where was that community spirit, fostered by the delightful approach of Christmas morn? Why would no one play Scattergories with me?
How does one of the most prolific rogue deckbuilders on the ‘net create a deck for each legendary Dragon? And how do they fare?
Unfortunately, last week’s ruling on the Sap Burst trick made Sheldon kind of a Sap… but those are the dangers you face when you take upon the power of Judging.
So – I trust everyone has had a pleasant holiday season? A large bird was sacrificed over here, and we have finished doing our duty to the poultry university. I imagine that many among you received cards or have bought cards for Christmas; I also imagine that all of you are wondering what to do…
The man with more issues than a magazine rack goes off with a Year-End review, thoughts on Invasion drafting, and predictions for 2000.
Editor’s Note: A long time ago, the first Magic website was The Dojo – a site that is still legendary for publishing some of the most fundamental principles of Magic. Almost all strategical theory can be traced back to the Dojo’s loyal writers, and any serious Magic player owes these old vets a debt of…
Anthony challenges The Ferrett to a multiplayer duel at PT:LA! Can a city so small contain the Twin Titans of Multiplayer? Well, probably.
Frighteningly, a lot of the Make Your Own Crap Rare submissions WEREN’T THAT BAD,indicating that a lot of people don’t know how hard it is to make a bad card.
