Editor’s Note: We’re off today in celebration of the holiday. In the meantime, enjoy this tactically important Monday Magic article straight out of memory lane, which was originally published on 3/27/17. The further we civilians get from an actual battlefield,...
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Welcome back to week four of Monday Magic: COVID Edition. It has been 72 days since my last summoning. That makes for a full 2.5 months, though each week has become a month unto itself. Which in turn means that...
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Welcome back to week four of Monday Magic: COVID Edition. It has been 65 days since my last summoning. In some ways that number feels more like 482 days, as the pandemic rages on. We are slowly reaching the point...
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Originating as a series chronicling David Gordon’s return to the Legend of the Five Rings CCG after a several year absence, Dave of the Five Rings continues on as he examines the current and future of the iconic world of...
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Welcome back to week four of Monday Magic: COVID Edition. It has been 58 days since my last summoning, and as this number inches ever so much higher with each passing day, I nevertheless understand the luxury scenario that puts...
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As part of our April Spotlight on the Far Away, we strive to inform readers of little extra tidbits surrounding the game. Games are made by people, and one of those tidbits we enjoy is learning a little bit more...
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Welcome back to week three of Monday Magic: COVID Edition. It has been 51 days since my last summoning and while this is a paltry figure compared to the real-life numbers afflicting millions, it is nevertheless a number that has...
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Welcome back to week two of Monday Magic: COVID Edition. It has been 44 days since my last summoning and nearly twice as long since I tinkered with any of my personal decks. These facts are minuscule compared to the...
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The Cardboard Republic has rolled out the annual Laurels of the Republic awards, celebrating the best new games released in 2019 for each of the gamer archetypes. What follows are the finalists for one of those groups. The greatest moment...
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Like most tabletop gaming, Magic – at least my preferential version of it anyway – is very much a social enterprise. Not only does it serve as a worthwhile excuse to get together and play with others whose company you...
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