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Ferret: I know to give you guys time, it's just that I'm forseeing complaints about say, the choices of 7th edition when I don't think there are enough voices to influence those choices (at least, the way you want to). I also did see on the Dojo that there weren't going to be updates for a...

It's with the minatures. I had got a dwarf army together right before Magic came out and was getting into BloodBowl (the football version), Man O'War (sea battles) and a Squat army for Warhammer Epic. Now it looks like none of those are supported now by Games Workshop except for good ol'...

Dune Echo: I thank thee for the compliment. I don't normally think of myself as the argumentive type though, it's just that... I like what you guys are doing and all, it's just that personally, I don't share your (CPA) beefs against WOTC. As I'm sure many of you have picked up from here and...

I'm pretty much like you, Ferret, except Warhammer is re-kindling an interest.

I have absolutly no idea as I haven't played with the cards at all. :)

I don't, because a) I don't know if there's any nearby (Baltimore, MD) b) I've actually stopped playing Magic for a while.

Dune Echo: Just some thoughts on your post: "Actually Chaos Turtle, we've all agreed to take a much more positive approach to what WotC is doing. They've actually listened to the general populace in regards to the game's speed. Maybe they'll listen to us some more if we continue to be positive...

Hey, can I get the nickname Wall-Crawler? Vanity takes its toll... :)

I had a deck with Memory Lapse and Booby Trap. It wasn't well tuned so the actual Booby Trap Kill happened maybe twice out of 10 or so games. It's also good (well, was) when someone used an expendable resource (Dark Ritual, Gemstone Mine with one counter) to cast something. Then you could...

If it's not Type II then the Rack is always great with discard.

I would say yes, blue can be casual-friendly if designed right. If you're maximizing the counterspells and basically playing a well-tuned tourney deck like Draw-Go, that's not casual friendly. If you're playing a fun, theme merfolk deck (I don't know if any "Fish" decks have won tourneys) then...

The only big names I can think of are (oddly enough since they were just mentioned by Zadok) are Gizmo and Treefolk.

TomB: Somehow I missed your post yesterday, otherwise I would have replied to it: There's still activity on the old forums, just mostly nonsense as I've told Ferret before. Gizmo's still there though as one of the few original quality posters. There are still dissenting opinions though...

Well, I agreed with it mostly except I believe I'm a bit more optimistic about Pokemon staying around. First, since it came out as a cartoon and a video game before a CCG, I believe as long as they're around interest in the cards will stay. Second, I believe it's actually living up to its name...

I'll say no also, for most of the reasons said above. Perhaps another question needs to asked: When does a casual player become a not-casual player?

There's a bulletin on the main page saying that four articles have been posted but I can't find them after searching through the various categories. Are they dated 1-29-00 or is the bulletin referring to earlier ones, like from 1-22-00?

Boy, where to jump in on this... The new forums have gone downhill but mainly because of the current inhabitants. As Ferret said they're mostly one-liners, flamers, no-real-content type posters. If the quality of posts had continued even after most of you moved over here it probably would be...

I seem to remember combat under 5th and previous pretty much the same way. The only thing that's REALLY different is steps 6-8, the combat damage stack, and trying to define the damage prevention step would probably take up the same space.

So which way did you go? Four of a card or more?

I'll have to agree, seeing from reading all the back threads that he's done a lot of work. Way to go!