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I love spice decks and I believe one of the things that drew me to MTG at the beginning was the ability of my cards to tell a story. I built my YetiCon 2.0 deck to tell a story. This, is that story… Enjoy! (Or else..) PART 1: THE DISCOVERY In the heart of the…
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This is a post that I have been thinking about for several months now and I have been somewhat afraid of reaching the day that I would write it and publish these thoughts to the group of friends that have become a large part of my life and have brought so much to it. On…
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The first Magic cards I saw were from Ice Age. I was intrigued by the pictures of Krovikan Sorcerer and Johtul Wurm. What were these otherworldly monsters and the humans that summoned them? Growing up in Ohio winters, snow-covered fields always felt so magical and seemed to extend forever. Who knew what was out there…
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The last paper cards I bought as a kid were Tempest. I’d been eyeing the new spoilers for weeks and this set had it all – big creatures, flashy spells, actual characters as cards. I took half my savings from my allowance to the game store and spent it on ten booster packs. Ten! I…
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I love cubing. This is now a not so well kept secret. I got into old school playing constructed and since then, have leaned more and more into cubing as the primary way to get my cardboard fix. There is something truly Johnny about cubing; both from a cube construction perspective, a drafting perspective and…
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“Most everyone is mad here.” I now have this curious habit of every winter and summer, scheduling late nights and early mornings to play Magic the Gathering with a whole host of amazing folks from all over the world. And I am oh so grateful to do it. Thank you David Firth Bard and team…
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A Spectacler 13-2 Month with TwiddleVault I first saw Glasses of Urza in my friend’s 4th edition starter deck. It looked so elegant and powerful. The ancient Urza reminded me of Da Vinci. He crafted these simple spectacles for a clear reason. Not just to see, but to see into others’ minds. Whoah. They had…
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Delta flight 776 from Denver to Boston was on time. Departing DIA at 11:22am and arriving at Boston Logan at 5:30 pm. Pete and I had coordinated logistics the day prior. He was going to get to my house around 800, we’d drop my daughters off at their summer camp by 830 then head to…
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I work for a Swedish company, and typically fly into Copenhagen when I’m sent across the pond. Thought you all might find it interesting that I was able to meet up with one of my favorite alter-artists Anders Schmidt. He has altered a number of my cards at this point, and I purchased some Su-Chis…
Rocky Mountain Yetis 