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Era l'agosto del 1993 quando una minuscola casa produttrice americana, la Wizard of the Coast, pubblicò il gioco
di carte collezionabili Magic the Gathering, che di li a pochi mesi avrebbe venduto ben dieci milioni di copie,
ed avrebbe dettato un nuovo standard nel divertimento ludico, intrecciandolo per sempre col mondo del collezionismo.
Nel 1994 Magic l'adunanza uscì anche in Italia diventando un vero e proprio fenomeno sociale, e iniziando a dar vita ad una forma di mercatino di scambi e compra vendita della carte più rare. |
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The Dragonmaster's Lair - Grand Prix: Columbus Preparation, by Brian Kibler
This is a StarCityGames.com Premium Article. Click here to sign up. Friday, July 30th - Grand Prix: Columbus is upon us, and Brian Kibler has been deep in preparation. A self-professed Legacy layman, his buildup to the GP involved some heavy-duty cramming in order to build up a solid foundation of knowledge. He shares his preparation blueprint today, invaluable knowledge for anyone who is looking to prepare for an upcoming tournament at short notice, and his baseline predictions of the Legacy metagame are perfect for those with a deck choice still to make.
This is a StarCityGames.com Premium Article. Click here to sign up. Friday, July 30th - Grand Prix: Columbus is upon us, and Brian Kibler has been deep in preparation. A self-professed Legacy layman, his buildup to the GP involved some heavy-duty cramming in order to build up a solid foundation of knowledge. He shares his preparation blueprint today, invaluable knowledge for anyone who is looking to prepare for an upcoming tournament at short notice, and his baseline predictions of the Legacy metagame are perfect for those with a deck choice still to make.
Sullivan Library - Blue/White is King: Tap Out and Wafo-Tapa, by Adrian Sullivan
This is a StarCityGames.com Premium Article. Click here to sign up. Friday, July 30th - Blue/White Control, currently posting high-profile finishes across numerous Nationals and PTQ Top 8s, appears to be the current King of the Metagame. Adrian Sullivan explores the high-profile versions of the deck, and suggests a Red deck that could fight the control beast for your next Standard tournament.
This is a StarCityGames.com Premium Article. Click here to sign up. Friday, July 30th - Blue/White Control, currently posting high-profile finishes across numerous Nationals and PTQ Top 8s, appears to be the current King of the Metagame. Adrian Sullivan explores the high-profile versions of the deck, and suggests a Red deck that could fight the control beast for your next Standard tournament.
The Magic Show #199 - Your Grand Prix: Columbus Metagame, by Evan Erwin
Friday, July 30th - Hello everybody, and welcome to another edition of the Magic Show. This week we're taking a look at Grand Prix: Columbus and its metagame. We go over the decks and strategies, and we'll also cover the upcoming changes to the StarCityGames.com Open Series. Let's go!
Friday, July 30th - Hello everybody, and welcome to another edition of the Magic Show. This week we're taking a look at Grand Prix: Columbus and its metagame. We go over the decks and strategies, and we'll also cover the upcoming changes to the StarCityGames.com Open Series. Let's go!
You Lika The Juice? - Brainstorming M11 Standard, by Bennie Smith
Friday, July 30th - If you're a deckbuilder, new sets are always a good time to disconnect from the weekly (daily) metagame shifts in Standard and reboot your creative instincts by brainstorming new deck ideas. While most ideas don't pan out, you never know what gold you might run across if you're looking.
Friday, July 30th - If you're a deckbuilder, new sets are always a good time to disconnect from the weekly (daily) metagame shifts in Standard and reboot your creative instincts by brainstorming new deck ideas. While most ideas don't pan out, you never know what gold you might run across if you're looking.
Ideas Unbound - Clash of the Titans, by Max McCall
Friday, July 30th - When deckbuilding, I'm a firm believer in the philosophy that there are no "good" cards or "bad" cards, but merely cards that do what you need them to do. What you need a card to do is shaped by the environment in which you are playing. This is why I hate set reviews; it's difficult to look at a new set and know precisely how the environment will shift to incorporate it.
Friday, July 30th - When deckbuilding, I'm a firm believer in the philosophy that there are no "good" cards or "bad" cards, but merely cards that do what you need them to do. What you need a card to do is shaped by the environment in which you are playing. This is why I hate set reviews; it's difficult to look at a new set and know precisely how the environment will shift to incorporate it.
Episode 31 - Fog of Nats, by Yo! MTG Taps
Friday, July 30th - This week, Joey and BHJ examine the results of French, Finnish, Australian, and Canadian Nationals. They also go over the decks they've been playing, and discuss the importance of communication during games.
Friday, July 30th - This week, Joey and BHJ examine the results of French, Finnish, Australian, and Canadian Nationals. They also go over the decks they've been playing, and discuss the importance of communication during games.
Tribal Thriftiness #121: Mono-Green and Neo-Dragonstorm, by Dave Meeson
Friday, July 30th - Dave is travelling for the next month, but still squeezed in an FNM. See what he played, and how that FNM inspired him to build the "new" Dragonstorm deck!
Friday, July 30th - Dave is travelling for the next month, but still squeezed in an FNM. See what he played, and how that FNM inspired him to build the "new" Dragonstorm deck!
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