Magic The Gathering

1.2K

Stories

517

Writers

Mike Haggerty

GameTextures

·20 hours ago

Daniel Zrom Brings Epic Fantasy to Life

Bringing an old-school cool level of illustration style and design — There is a thing that I fell in love with when I was growing up, a specific cliche trope that the fantasy novels I cut my teeth on would do. That is to create these epic, painted scenes that were crammed on the limited space across the book cover that…

Magic The Gathering

2 min read

SuitablyOdd

·Jun 22

11 New Characters revealed in Baldur’s Gate III?

Beware! While absolutely none of the following is confirmed there is a possibility it contains spoilers for the rest of Baldur’s Gate III (BG3). If you’d rather remain blissfully unaware of potential surprises. I’d look away now. Method of Deduction: Wizards of the Coast (WOTC) recently released Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate…

Dungeons And Dragons

4 min read

11 New Characters revealed in Baldur’s Gate III?

Magic the GAYthering

·Jun 23

Analyzing Streets Of New Capenna Factions Through The Lens Of Queer Liberation — Part One

Hi, everyone, and welcome to this very niche blog! If you’re here, you’re probably a Magic: the Gathering player, a queer activist, or both. Either way, this hopefully-five-part series of posts has something for everyone. I’ll be analyzing the factions in recent set Streets Of New Capenna through the lens…

Queer Media

4 min read

Analyzing Streets Of New Capenna Factions Through The Lens Of Queer Liberation — Part One

J. DeShun

Fanfare

·Jun 16

The Divide by Zero Ban Left a Gaping Hole in MTG Arena Standard

Non-blue mages are probably still celebrating months later. — The plight of the blue mage. Blue decks everywhere were devastated by what was to many a surprise ban. However, be careful what you wish for. For all those mages out there who wanted this card gone, you forced blue mages into a corner, and in that corner they found… …

Entertainment

3 min read

The Divide by Zero Ban Left a Gaping Hole in MTG Arena Standard

Jay Dragon

·Jun 15

The Magpie’s Cube

While other birds collect twigs for their nests, magpies collect jewels. I love to make games about ephemera, destruction and creation. I like when experiences are transient, when objects get altered forever, when my possessions carry the marks of historic adventures on them. I also like Magic: The Gathering. …

Magic The Gathering

16 min read

Writing Green

Magic: The Gathering is pretty unique in that its game mechanics produced an exceptionally useful writing tool. The color pie essentially breaks down the core components of character motivations and methods and explicitly frames these features as not necessarily good or evil. For example an antagonist can be motivated by…

Mtg

7 min read

J. DeShun

Fanfare

·Jun 11

Which MTG Arena Card is Better? Strangle or Rip Apart?

An MTG Arena New Capenna standard card comparison. — New Capenna Standard. Strangle and Rip Apart do a lot of the same work in the meta. Which is the better card though? Strangle Arriving with the Streets of New Capenna Standard set Strangle has found a home in many decks almost immediately.

Entertainment

3 min read

Which MTG Arena Card is Better? Strangle or Rip Apart?

Anthony Dolce

New Frontiers

·Jun 7

The implications of the June 7 B&R update

By ANTHONY DOLCE Every Banned and Restricted update comes as a bomb drop, but the one that dropped today, June 7, is especially huge for both Pioneer and Explorer. Winota, Joiner of Forces and Expressive Iteration become cards 24 and 25 banned in the Pioneer format, and since both have…

Strategy

6 min read

The implications of the June 7 B&R update

Christina Sophia

·Jun 8

The Dreaded Dream

Giving words to desire can be dangerously disappointing — Just recently, I wrote about not being able to find words for a dream. I had already put so many dreams to rest, none having been realized. And each of them had been put to rest because of decisions I had made around men. It wasn’t necessarily their fault. I…

Life Goals

7 min read

J. DeShun

Fanfare

·May 24

Which MTG Arena Card is Better? March of Otherworldly Light or Fateful Absence?

An MTG Arena New Capenna Standard card comparison. — Two cards vying for removal spots in the New Capenna Standard meta. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of each. March of Otherworldly Light March is a card that blasted onto the scene when the Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty set dropped and saw a lot of play early and often.

Gaming

4 min read

Which MTG Arena Card is Better? March of Otherworldly Light or Fateful Absence?

Magic The Gathering

Daniel Zrom Brings Epic Fantasy to Life

11 New Characters revealed in Baldur’s Gate III?

Analyzing Streets Of New Capenna Factions Through The Lens Of Queer Liberation — Part One

The Divide by Zero Ban Left a Gaping Hole in MTG Arena Standard

The Magpie’s Cube

Writing Green

Which MTG Arena Card is Better? Strangle or Rip Apart?

The implications of the June 7 B&R update

The Dreaded Dream

Which MTG Arena Card is Better? March of Otherworldly Light or Fateful Absence?

1.2K

517

Related Topics

Top Writers

J. DeShun

Anthony Dolce

Bradley Rose

Carlos Albuquerque

SuitablyOdd