He has a long name and some incredible artwork from Peter Mohrbacher. Tibalt is a planeswalker native to Innistrad, where he experiemnted with himself and some fiends, and well you can probably guess the rest. More interestingly Tibalt is an inexpensive red planeswalker. He has the mana cost that Chandra Ablaze should have had. Tibalt..
Dark Ascension is the second set in the Innistrad block. You can read our Innistrad Multiplayer review if you haven’t already done so. As a second set, Dark Ascension continues the themes of Innistrad, while adding a few twists of its own. Double-faced cards: These return, but in different guises. The werewolves are back, but some now have abilities..
IcV2 have their newest quarterly summary up, from their Internal Correspondence magazine. This mag follows hobby sales through the distributor channel in the US and gives a good indicator of how sales are trending. The news is good, with sales up across the board. Board games were a particular winner, along with Magic: The Gathering…
This article is a review of the new Innistrad expansion for Magic: the Gathering. It is unapologetically taken from a multiplayer perspective, so many tournament worthy duel cards will be ignored, and many ‘junk’ cards will be praised. Overall this set is a solid addition to multiplayer magic. The main focus up to the release..
Since Magic: The Gathering was released back in 1993, there have been a lot of card innovations. Many of our Grand Melee players stopped buying the new cards a while ago. Others are still avid collectors and some are just starting out. One aspect has remained constant throughout all the design upheavals and new card..
