Back in 1997, two of my worlds collided, when Wizards of the Coast and MicroProse came together to release Magic the Gathering: Duel of The Planeswalkers, also known as Shandalar.
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Interrogations
The Interrogation of Magic the Gathering Alterist and Artist Jaclyn Foglia
Jaclyn Foglia runs Jaclyn’s Alterations & Art, where she makes hand-made alterations to Magic the Gathering cards, but as this discussion reveals, she has bigger plans for her art. This Latham, New York native is now living in Troy, New York, where she is out of school and ready to take on the wor
Declassify >A look back at the Nerd, the Sad, and Geek in 2014
When looking back at 2014 in terms of geekiness, it has to be stated that 2014 was the “Year of the Trailer,” but it was so much more than that.
It was a year with sport, entertainment, loss, excitement and controversy, pretty much like every year.
So let’s take a look back at the year that was 2014 (in Geek).
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A Magic the Gathering Halloween: The Top 10 Cards for Celebrating All Hallow’s Eve
The art of Magic: The Gathering can range from beautiful and fantastic to weird and horrifying. It is with that last descriptor in mind that I present a Magic: The Gathering Halloween, with the Top 10 Halloween-ish cards, based upon their art , name, or concept.
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Recapping the “Old School” Magic the Gathering Series… So far
When I set out to explore the roots of Magic: The Gathering, or as I define it “Old School Magic,” I wasn’t sure what I would discover. I also wasn’t sure what my parameters would be, other than starting with the first sets I played with. I also wasn’t sure when I would reach the end of my journey.
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