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The content details the author’s experience with Magic: The Gathering during the 90s Satanic Panic, and their participation in an event featuring themed decks. The author’s gameplay and interactions with other players are recounted, including their final matchup and eventual collective victory. The following day, they participate in a 93/94 main event. The event features…
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A group of Elvish Archers venture into the Slippery Karst Forest, where the moss seems to have a life of its own, leading to a dangerous encounter. The author recounts a recent trip to Portland, Oregon, for a gaming event, highlighting memorable experiences including stand-up comedy, casual meetups, and competitive games, all culminating in a…
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In 1991, Richard Garfield laid the foundation for Magic: The Gathering. Fast forward to 2023, Sorcery: Contested Realms emerges, rekindling the camaraderie and passion within the TCG community. Community-driven events foster unforgettable experiences, emphasizing the importance of companionship in gaming.
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A Union Soldier observes a quiet, misty morning on the battlefield. He prepares to engage when confronted by unexpected adversaries. The narrative then shifts to the author’s experiences at Glorycon in Gettysburg.
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In 2023, the Sin City Open event saw changes in setup, guest interactions, and tournament performance. The raffle raised significant funds, and an upscale dinner wrapped up the weekend. Exciting prospects lie ahead for the Old School community.
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The writer describes their journey to Yeticon in Denver, Colorado, highlighting the Old School event and their experiences with Magic and Sorcery games. The event’s success and future venue expectations are also mentioned.
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Takklemag-Azine, reminiscent of 90s Magic magazines, balances ads, gossip, strategy pieces, and fiction. Interview with Shawn Sullivan reveals its origins, AI-generated art, and plans for future issues. Copies available via local groups or online.
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The writer reflects on attending MagicCon LV in Vegas, meeting old friends, playing Magic, and hanging out. They express a preference for casual games over competitive play.
Great writeup and huge congrats to Toronto’s own Brian on taking this down!
Great write up – thanks for sharing what Ive heard was an amazing event!
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