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On the Run - Pink Floyd On Broadway - The Drifters TBD The Pink Panther Theme - Henry Mancini

I think some of the people here, like me, are interested in Magic's history and development over what's now been twenty years. I've always thought that having a comprehensive log of all changes to banned/restricted lists would be pretty handy. Well, I just stumbled across the closest thing I've...

Well, someone has to find a way to link "Supersonic" to something. My first thought was to unite both chains with music from the "Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball" videogame, but that seems dubious. Well, I have something else, I guess... Satellite - Dave Matthews Band SuperSatellite - Our Lady...

Yes! Anyway... Don't Stand So Close to Me - The Police (1980)

Dorgath reads the incantation. The door opens. This chamber is long and narrow, with the melodic sounds of trickling water ringing off the polished walls. There is an ornate, broad fountain in the middle of the room. To the far end is a huge trap door sunken into the floor. As you enter the...

I'll discard Brain Gorgers, Tranquility, and Mountain.

I think Turgy technically has it right. It's not his draw phase yet, so he doesn't have to pick a card yet. However, I'm not actually at my house right now and my laptop doesn't have my hand saved on it. So if Turgy was hoping that I'd be on soon and that picking me would move this along, I'm...

"Before we part ways, here, maybe these will help..." Throg, Dorgath, Kelgar, and Carrow each receive one Full Healing Potion. Grimcrag heads off toward the mysterious, endless corridor.

Satellite - Dave Matthews Band TBD Runaround Sue - Dion On the Run - Pink Floyd

Blue Velvet - Tony Bennett (1951)

A Burn deck, using red direct damage spells, can potentially get a third-turn kill with Fireblast after using several 3-damage one drops (Lightning Bolt, Chain Lightning, Rift Bolt, Lava Spike), although this is rather unlikely. Fourth or fifth turn kills are quite viable for such decks. The...

I was going to make a tongue-in-cheek remark about how great it is that all the formats are still so healthy, but Spiderman beat me to it with a straightforward version of the same thing. Good job, I guess. But really, I think that's mostly the reality of the situation. The format I follow...

Looks like Exhume is all that's left. Draw, Forest, Shaleskin Bruiser, done. Common Pool Library: 130 Graveyard: Last Breath (Oversoul), Chromatic Star (rokapoke), Eladamri's Call (rokapoke), Primal Growth (Mooseman), Soothing Balm (rokapoke) Exile: Shepherd of Rot (Mooseman) Mooseman...

Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - Nina Simone (1964)

San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) - Scott McKenzie (1967)

Ich bin schon schön. :p

Grimcrag takes the Star of Dawn. "You've done us a greater service than Ironbeard could have known. If a Grunnson returns the Star of Dawn, we can reclaim our Book of Grudges and make good our quarrel with the elves. Our honor shall be restored and we owe you a great debt. But there is more...

I'll grab the Forest. Draw, play a Swamp, Phyrexian Ghoul, done. Common Pool Plains Exhume 1B, Sorcery (Each player puts a creature card from his graveyard onto the battlefield Gaea's Might G, Instant (Domain - Target creature gets +1/+1 ueot for each basic land type among lands you control)...

Grimcrag is stricken with grief at the news of Ungrun's death and the Chaos plot. He examines the papers... "The Star of Dawn was here, somewhere close by. And the orcs encased it in a black substance to insulate its holy power from themselves. Did you come across it? You found the gem they...

Ransac will gladly disengage lurker mode in order to make digs at Mooseman.