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Magic: the Gathering
Jul. 9th, 2005 07:12 amOn a side note, if anyone out there plays Magic (besides ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
vicalis, obviously, I know about you) I found a great program for playing online. It's Magic Workstation (http://www.magicworkstation.com/).
www.cardkingdom.com has a great card search, too, and you can see the artwork. This will alert you PROPERLY to something being from the Unhinged set, so you won't include something like Secret Goblin Agent (yes, I'm looking at you, beloved!)
As far as I'm concerned, Magic is FAR cooler when you don't have to buy cards and you can have things like 4 Howling Mines. It takes the $$$ factor out and leaves the game as a skill on skill issue. (Granted, I'm not superb at skill on skill either, but I'm more skilled than rich!)
Drop me a note if you'd enjoy a match or two.
vicalis, obviously, I know about you) I found a great program for playing online. It's Magic Workstation (http://www.magicworkstation.com/). www.cardkingdom.com has a great card search, too, and you can see the artwork. This will alert you PROPERLY to something being from the Unhinged set, so you won't include something like Secret Goblin Agent (yes, I'm looking at you, beloved!)
As far as I'm concerned, Magic is FAR cooler when you don't have to buy cards and you can have things like 4 Howling Mines. It takes the $$$ factor out and leaves the game as a skill on skill issue. (Granted, I'm not superb at skill on skill either, but I'm more skilled than rich!)
Drop me a note if you'd enjoy a match or two.
