I’ll admit it: I’ve hit the wall as far as Magic the Gathering goes. I know, I know..blasphemy! It’s true though. Lately, no matter how many times I re-tuned a deck, or bought a barrage of singles from eBay I’d ask myself “why?” I only play the game once a month. Is it really worth […]
(Editor’s Note: This might become part one of a series of articles over the next few months. A bit ambitious, perhaps, but I am the king of biting off more than I can chew.) I recently stumbled upon a program that allows me to play Magic: the Gathering for free. I won’t mention the name
(Editor’s Note: We’re going to take a hiatus from games for this one. I’ve been meaning to do this article for a few months, but it got lost in the shuffle. Parks and Recreation was such a good show that I want to give it a proper send off. Don’t worry. The games will be
(Editor’s Note: Depending on the demographics of our audience, that might be a severely bad reference. Either way, it’s a bit of a stretch, I admit.) I went to Wal*Mart a couple of days ago. By itself, that isn’t newsworthy. I go to Wal*Mart several times a week. Sometimes I go there twice or three
(Editor’s Note: Sorry for being AWOL lately. End of the semester is always a busy time. You think that I’d learn from previous semesters and adjust. You’d be wrong.) In my last article, I went through my, admittedly flawed and possibly crooked, thought process behind the team that I drafted in our first Heroclix game.
First of all if you want to read Shawn’s account of our first foray into the world of Heroclix, just click here. As the title suggests my first Heroclix game went…not well. I’ll get to the gory details later on in this article but I want to talk about the actual draft for a few
(Editor’s Note: Join the Noobas he defiles yet another strategic game with his own special brand of ignorance.) We recorded Episode 6 of the podcast this past weekend. We also tried to record some videos of Heroclix openings. I got a new computer, so the videos aren’t of the best quality and we will try
Grand Prix Shanghai 2015 -5/16/2015 (Standard) Top 8 Deck Types 3 Green Devotion 2 Gruul Dragons 1 Abzan Aggro 1 Abzan Control 1 Abzan Midrange I found it interesting that the balance of power has started to shift in Standard. Although Abzan is still the deck to beat, R/G has crept onto the scene taking
Grand Prix Toronto 2015 – 5/3/15 (Standard) Top 8 Deck Types 4 Abzan Midrange 2 Bant Aggro 1 Mardu Aggro 1 Selesnya Aggro 1st Place Deck (Abzan Midrange) 26 LANDS 4 Temple of Silence 4 Temple of Malady 4 Windswept Heath 3 Sandsteppe Citadel 3 Llanowar Wastes 3 Forest 2 Caves of Koilos 2 Plains
Welcome to the newest addition to our article family! Between the Numbers is exactly that: numbers. Hey! I hear you yawning from here. This isn’t Trigonometry kind of numbers..this is MTG numbers. These articles will be focused on breaking down the Top 8 decks from major MTG tournaments card by card so we can see
