Tag Archives: Magic: the Gathering
Entry 15d: The Importance of Inclusion (Kamigawa Was Perfect in Way the Wrong Way)
Alright, I’m going to get this out of the way now. I loved Kamigawa. I grew up with a Japanese stepmother who would get Anime sent over from Japan and I took an early interest in Japanese culture as a boy. I think that samurai and ninjas are awesome and when I saw Kamigawa I […]
Entry 16C: The Importance of Balance (Mirrodin was… less awesome).
Anyway, when last I left off I talked about how totally sweet Onslaught Block was. Now I’m going to talk about the first Mirrodin block in a post that I expect to garner a little bit of hate. Why? Well because so many people that I talk to love both of the Mirrodin Blocks. I found them […]
Entry 16b: The Importance of Cohesion (Onslaught was Awesome!)
When I started playing Magic: the Gathering, Onslaught was considered the “old” block. It had just rotated out of standard to make way for Kamigawa, but the local gaming store still sold it because technically the local store only ran tournaments in the vintage format. This was enough for me to decide that there were […]
Entry 16A: It’s a Kind of Magic
Alright, first off I want to apologize. I was going to do a segment about the alignment of canon characters. I’m not going to lie, the reason I didn’t is because it became tedious and also became just an example of how fluid the alignment system is Every time I thought about it more the […]
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