Return to Ravnica: The Pre-Release
The pre-release for Return to Ravnica is just around the corner. This set is going to be big. Bigger than Innistrad, bigger than Avacyn Restored . . . it’s going to be the… Continue reading
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M13 Pre-release day 1 results: What I’ve learned
For most of you back in the USA or other parts of North and South America, you haven’t even opened up your first booster pack yet. However, I have just completed my first… Continue reading
M13 Pre-release: Play to your Weaknesses – White
Phew. We did it! We’ve reached the final color. I probably won’t have a chance to do the rares tonight, but do you even need me to? Most of the other websites on… Continue reading
M13 Pre-release: Playing to your Weaknesses – Blue
I’m almost done with my choices for cards I’d use during the pre-release on Saturday for M13. My friend has disagreed with me on a few of my choices, but that’s fine. I’ve… Continue reading
M13 Pre-release: Playing to your weaknesses – Green
Day 3 of Playing to your Weaknesses. Today’s color is Green. Unlike Red (which I think got shafted), Green has definitely gotten a power boost (especially with it’s rares). While you don’t have… Continue reading
M13 Pre-release: Playing to your Weakness – Red
Next on the agenda is red. I think red has a lot of good sideboard cards and some killer rare/mythic cards, but must have commons/uncommons are few and far between. Feel free to… Continue reading
M13 Pre-release: Play to Your Weaknesses – Black
Yeah, I know I just posted the artifacts a few hours ago, but I have 13 hours of work for the next 3 days straight and don’t know if I’ll be able to… Continue reading
M13 pre-release: Playing to your Weakness – Artifact
Hello and welcome back to Playing to Your Weakness. If you read my Avacyn Restored articles, then you’ll know what this article is all about. Playing to your Weakness is my opinion of… Continue reading
2012 Nagoya Magic World Cup Qualifier Results and M13 pre-release info
Today were the Magic World Cup Qualifiers in Nagoya, Japan. 155 players came from all over Japan for the last chance to earn a spot on Team Japan for the World Championships. There… Continue reading