There’s nothing quite says “Fantasy Card Game” like an ideological purge of people who’s highest crime is posting spicy memes on the internet. Nothing quite says “starting a discussion about Magic: The Gathering” either like talking about the need for […]
Welcome back. It’s been quite a while since I’ve written anything on the subject of Magic: The Gathering, the explanation for which is a whole article in of itself, so I wanted to take this opportunity to give a snapshot […]
The fall set, the first set in new blocks, is always an important period for Magic: The Gathering. Kaladesh seems all the more important as it is part of the first block set on a brand new plane since Khans […]
Now that the entirety of Kaladesh is spoiled and pre-release events are coming up fast, it’s finally time to take a look at what the new fall set of Magic: The Gathering has to offer. It’s been a break-neck spoiler […]
It’s that time again already — set review time! This has been an eventful summer for Magic: The Gathering players with the release of Vintage Masters, and as summer comes to an end it’s time to look at the second non-block set […]
Hello, Magic: The Gathering fans. As you might know, I recently co-authored a script with Jeremy from MTG Headquarters – a video which went live today — about the state of discussion and openness in Magic: The Gathering. This article will serve as a […]
Ever since 2010’s “Rise of the Eldrazi,” Magic the Gathering fans were crying out for more of Magic’s gargantuan Lovecraftian antagonists. It had a lot to do with how unique the set was, and how fondly people remember that limited […]
As the summer sets outside of regular Standard environment start to settle into their groove, Wizards of the Coast has yet again given us another tweak on their still rather young format of reprint sets. Eternal Masters is only the […]
It’s time to have a discussion that wouldn’t fit in my main set review of Eternal Masters. The vast majority of Magic games are still “Kitchen Table” games, even those taking place at your local game store. The majority of […]
