MtG artists: Seb McKinnon
Like Nils Hamm, Seb McKinnon’s work has an ethereal yet gritty quality that really appeals. I always look forward to seeing his work in a set. After a single card … Continue reading
Board games event raises over $90,000 for charity
The Chronicle of Philanthropy is not a place you might expect to read abut board games. But here you go. The second Moxtropolis event has raised $91,000 for Hopelink, a charity … Continue reading
Mythbusters: Bones
Mythbusters: Bones Bones, the new soft plastic material from reaper, has its share of detractors. Noisy detractors in many cases, who manage to pop up on any discussion about Bones … Continue reading
How Noah Bradley became an artist
Noah Bradley has written a heartfelt and emotive piece telling us his journey to becoming an artist. I recommend reading it to gain some insight into one man’s journey. If … Continue reading
Draft of a Gamer: Learning Curve
My first draft with Magic Origins did not go so well. After my lessons learned in Khans of Tarkir and Dragons of Tarkir, I found the return to mono-colour action … Continue reading
Kingdom Death preorder special
The Kingdom Death Kickstarter project closed some time ago. Originally scheduled to deliver in late 2013, the project is on the cusp of delivery now. This project is a great … Continue reading
MtG artists: Noah Bradley
I’ve written about Noah Bradley before, but haven’t yet profiled his art. Let’s fix that oversight now! Noah Bradley’s art first appeared on Magic cards in the Return to Ravnica … Continue reading
New gains, familiar pains: a first response to the Age of Sigmar rules
Warhammer has finally died its slow death. The game has limped on for too many unproductive anti-innovative years. It is finally gone, taken off the life support it was on … Continue reading
Doomdark’s Revenge playthrough
Doomdark’s Revenge is one of my favourite computer games, but it is not frinedly to new players. In this game it is quite easy to spend your time wandering around, … Continue reading
Magic: Origins art review
Magic: Origins is this year’s version of the core set. With the new block structure imminent, this will be the last cor set, and it’s clear that Wizards wanted to … Continue reading
Bones 3 Kickstarter opens
The Bones 3 Kickstarter is live. It funded in just under 2 minutes, which does not surprise me at all. We’ll see where the project finally ends up, I’m thinking … Continue reading
Draft of a Gamer: Sultai Slam
I find myself home alone this week-end, so what else to do but draft online? I jumped back in quickly after my previous draft and tried to take things seriously … Continue reading
MtG artists: Peter Mohrbacher
Peter Mohrbacher completed some of Magic’s most memorable card over the past few years. From the gods of Theros, to planeswalkers, and to legendary creatures, the chances are high you … Continue reading
Desert Tablescapes complete
I have now completed all 16 desert-theme tablescape boards. Together they make a single 4′ x 4′ table. I will let the images speak for themsevels. I put the tiles … Continue reading
Draft of a Gamer: Red/Green skies
I am still enjoying the Dragons of Tarkir draft format, though soon enough Magic: Origins will be upon us to deliver a new set of drafting challenges. This draft report comes … Continue reading
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