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The spoilers keep coming in. Gaea's Blessing, Mishra's Factory, Balance, Sensei's Divining Top, Control Magic, Animate Dead, and so on. This set has Karakas in it! Here's hoping for some more interesting commons, though...

... You really didn't watch the video, did you? :rolleyes: You should. It's funny.

I'd already preordered boxes from a couple of places back when only the first two cards were spoiled. I've been warned that some places might not honor their preorders because of how stupidly the supply is limited on this one, but we'll see. I won't be disappointed to get more, rather than less...

Oh, that's easy. Teleportation trap. :p

I've been out of town all week, but I'll finally get to this question... For now, I have no plans to "close" any of the available quests. Eventually, I do want some choice, but it would be more like where you choose between rivals and can't do a quest if you side with their enemies. Like, if...

All of the decks in that article would be viable in paper tournaments. There are some marked statistical differences between the decks that tend to show up in the two spaces, for various reasons. I don't play online at all (actually, I do have an MTGO account, but I haven't bothered to spend...

I was way overworked at the time I wrote my previous comment. For clarification, when I said "everyone around here" I meant in the Seattle area, as I live somewhere in it, not the CPA, for which that statement may not hold true. Regardless, I'd be up for some Canadian Highlander. Don't have...

I've known about Canadian Highlander for a long time and used to play the little-known predecessor to it, Seattle "150" Highlander. I like the point list concept, but everyone around here is into Commander instead, which I find to be a less interesting variant. I think it'd be cool if Canadian...

But the seed of discontent had been planted. And so Wizards of the Coast reprinted cards from the list of cards they'd never ever, not ever reprint, doing so in foil form, which they insisted on calling "premium" because it sounds better. "Behold," they proclaimed, "we have revised our reprint...

Magic was first published in 1993 and instantly became popular. It was a runaway success. Because WotC was still a very small company and lacked the resources they have today, print runs were limited, with each new set in 1993 and early 1994 having larger print runs as the company grew, but...

Someone posted this in a YouTube comment section of a video about how none of us are even going to be able to buy this set... Since I'm oh so helpful, I replied in extravagant detail. For posterity, this was my reply... If you're new to the game, I woudn't even worry about it. This is a set...

For the record, Lord Cael has agreed to give the group some privacy to discuss the situation. So you're currently having this argument in a room by yourselves, in case that was unclear. I mean, I am watching, with amusement, in case you were wondering.

Haven't had time to make much progress on this. Here's a tentative list of cards that I'm considering, sans manabase... Nightveil Specter Memory Lapse Codex Shredder Elemental Augury Dimir Machinations Scrib Nibblers Thought Hemorrhage Surgical Extraction Diabolic Edict Lim-Dul's Vault...

"The path was accessible the last time I traveled there. When the city was attacked, the attackers also blocked off the path. I still do not know the details. It is possible that we would have to fight our way in."

Lord Cael reacts suddenly when Throg admits to being from the Chaos Realm, but Revaethan restrains him with a hand on his shoulder and a grim look. Lord Cael composes himself. As Kelgar speaks, Lord Cael quizzically examines each member of the party. Eventually, he sighs and addresses you...

At long last, I found my notes buried in a box in a garage. So I'm out of excuses and we're all set to resume wacky hijinks in the Warhammer World. Since the party seems to have decided to pursue this quest, I've started a new thread for it. Of course, at the time of this first post, the party...

Nope, turns out I'm still missing stuff and I have to go back to work. I thought that I had everything I needed and could make a post to get this moving over the weekend, but I must have misplaced the book everything was in. This is frustrating, but I should have seen it coming. With my work...

Heh, I think it's pretty much just me who's been absent. They've been having me work long days, often out of town, and without days off (including weekends). I have a lot to get caught up on, now that I finally have a whopping two days off.

Driving to Oregon for work last week, I was listening to the So Many Insane Plays podcast that came out recently, but before this announcement. Kevin Cron and Stephen Menendian made a pretty reasonable case that nothing needed to be restricted in Vintage given the current metagame. Workshop...

Yes, I think that's a good comparison. I'll have to actually put the deck together to see how it plays first, but I have been thoroughly swamped with work, so I've got nothing. In my head though, yeah, it would develop a prison approach similar to what your Meddling Mage deck does, denying...