Adventures from cards, miniatures, pencil and paper RPGs, and other old fashioned games from before the internet ruined everything.
Most of you have been there before: the dreaded game rut. Everything you own sucks. Why the hell did you spend all of that money on a library of games that you have zero interest in playing? Why did you buy all of those booster boxes of (insert CCG title here)? Hey, hey, calm down, […]
Another week, another deck list..This is actually the very first Khans deck that I constructed, and I like you guys juuuust enough to share it with you ;). Once I figured out the mana ratio for a tri-color deck, it’s consistently performed well and above all else, is pretty fun. it plays fast and has
(Note: I am continuing the Entertainment Compendiums week-ish long Halloween celebration with a themed deck list. I’ve already posted my zombie deck, so here is my first attempt at graveyard/deck manipulation in the form of Sultai.) Spells (16) Bitter Revelation (2) Diabolic Tutor (2) Dutiful Return (2) Reclaim (3) Strength from the Fallen (2) Taigam’s
Time flies doesn’t it? Seems like just yesterday we were all eagerly awaiting the next round of Khans spoilers. Now Khans of Tarkir has been on the table for a month and even though I initially doubted the quality of the set (I’m so negative), I have to admit that for the most part it
(Note: I also want to make this into a Youtube series, but I wanted to test it out here first. Be on the lookout for that.) What is Khans of Tarkir? Khans of Tarkir (further referred to only as “Khans”) is the latest expansion set for the trading card game Magic: the Gathering. It was
Wait?! What?! A W.O.W deck?! Here at 2 Guys Gaming we refuse to let the World of Warcraft TCG die. Not only is it superior to Hearthstone (I hear the nerd rage already.), it’s now cheap as hell too! How cheap? Well, I picked up a booster box of the War of the Elements
Today, I present to you, our faithful readers, a Gruul (G/R) Bloodrush deck. I’ve had decent results with it (more wins than losses), but more importantly it’s fun to play. Which therefore means it’s good enough to share with you guys. None of these cards cost all that much either, so it should be
The 2014 core set brought Slivers back in a big way. I noticed that as I opened my 2015 core set booster box they have continued that trend into this year. I haven’t worked any of those cards into this deck, but I might see what I can do with them. I know that the
I missed my deadline for my article about Breaking Madden yesterday. I won’t be able to post it again until next week, so in its place, I’m giving you all an excerpt from the podcast that didn’t make it into the final cut. This will both offer a different perspective and a sneak peek at
(Note: You want how much for that?) I find myself doing something now that I never even considered previously. I’m not proud of it because it contributes to the problem instead of attempting to be a solution. It takes away from my enjoyment of Magic as a game and a hobby and it adds to
