Turning the Tide: The Japan Meta Game 6/15/12
Hey. You guys. Yes, you, the ones reading this blog. YOU ROCK! Thanks for helping me to hit 10,000 hits in less than a year! Here’s to hoping for 10,000 more! I feel… Continue reading
Tag Archive: Japanese cards
Early M13 Speculation and the Nagoya meta game
Just a reminder, but June 30th is now only 26 days away! If you plan to play in the Magic World Cup Qualifiers (remember, you need to have had a Japanese address since… Continue reading
If your friends all jumped off a bridge, would you too? (A Black and Red ‘Suicide’ deck idea)
Breaking news! I went 2-1 on Monday at Card Brunch (18 people showed up) with my UR Titan Control deck. It feels good to win again, and I think I can keep on… Continue reading
Game Day Results: Avacyn Restored
Avacyn Restored Game Day is over. How did everybody do? I had to work on Saturday so sadly I didn’t have a chance to do an event on each day, but I still… Continue reading
Gearing up for Gameday Avacyn Restored: A look at the Nagoya Metagame
I’m deeply sorry I haven’t posted more lately. Luckily I’ve gotten some more work as of late (I need the money), and haven’t been able to attend all of the tournaments I’d like… Continue reading
Avacyn Restored: The Good, the Bad, and the Glorious (an article by Chris Bradford)
Today on The Japan Hobbyist, we have a guest columnist giving us his opinions about the Avacyn Restored set, and how he thinks the cards will affect the different formats in the future.… Continue reading
Magic World Cup Qualifiers and GP Yokohama news
Today I have more news about the Magic World Cup qualifiers in Nagoya as well as news about GP Yokohama. GP Yokohama: I have been so focused on GP Nagoya in December that… Continue reading
Preparing for the worst: Updating your decks post Avacyn Restored (part 1)
For me, my next game will be on Friday at Friday Night Magic. It will be the first FNM where Avacyn cards will be legal in standard play. What can you expect? How… Continue reading
Reflecting on the Past, Present, and Future
Golden Week has begun in Japan. A series of 5 holidays in a one week period where pretty much everybody takes off work for about 9 days. Of course I started my Golden… Continue reading