Month: May 2009
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Dominion Comix #1 through #10
Dominion is a hit card game where each player makes miniature combo decks and tries to buy all of the Provinces and Labs before other players can. It is super replayable due to the number of combinations that are possible with the 25 cards in the base set.
If you haven’t played Dominion before, then you may want to read about the game and then glance at this spoiler before reading these comix.
Mouse over each image to view it in full!
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Pro MTG Online #219
Pro MTG Online #219
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Magical Cards Facebook Feed
Will wrote on Architects of Will‘s Wall: “Happy Mother’s Day!”
May 10, 2009Nacatl Outlander completed the quiz “Which Invasion block card are you?” with the result “You are Yavimaya Barbarian”.
May 9, 2009Yavimaya Barbarian does not like this.
Progenitus posted a note: My 25.
May 8, 2009You all know the drill. Write a note with 25 random things, facts, habits or goals about you. At the end choose 25 people to be tagged. You have to tag the person who tagged you.
1. I have protection from fireflies
2. I have protection from angry mobs
3. I have protection from most household cleaning products
…Stun Sniper
lol #19 is totally meWrath of God
why do i never get tagged in these things :(Identity Crisis joined the group Black White Tokens Sideboard Cards.
May 7, 2009Head Games
Hey man, welcome aboard! Make yourself at home, we’re like a family here!Ajani Goldmane
awkwardEnlisted Wurm is friends with Wrath of God.
May 6, 2009Enigma Sphinx
:hifive:Enigma Sphinx is friends with Enlisted Wurm.
May 6, 2009Deathbringer Thoctar poked Spirit Token.
May 5, 2009Deathbringer Thoctar poked Spirit Token.
May 5, 2009Deathbringer Thoctar poked Spirit Token.
May 5, 2009Deathbringer Thoctar poked Faerie Rogue Token.
May 5, 2009Deathbringer Thoctar poked Faerie Rogue Token.
May 5, 2009Jund Charm gave two +1/+1 counters to Deathbringer Thoctar.
May 5, 2009Wall of Denial was tagged in a photo.
April 30, 2008Wall of Denial
that’s not meProgenitus posted his Top 5 Borderposts April 21, 2009Fieldmist, Firewild, Mistvein, Veinfire, Wildfield
Maelstrom Pulse joined the group Type 2 Chase Rares.
April 20, 2009Blitz Hellion completed the quiz “Which Invasion block card are you?” with the result “You are Shivan Wurm”.
April 18, 2009Jund Hackblade and Figure of Destiny are in a relationship.
April 16, 2009Meddling Mage completed the quiz “Which Invasion block card are you?” with the result “You are Galina’s Knight”.
April 16, 2008Meddling Mage
wtfTerminate
you’re doing it wrongArdent Plea is friends with Hypergenesis.
April 15, 2009Progenitus likes this.
Stun Sniper poked Steward of Valeron.
April 14, 2009Steward of Valeron
n e time baby ;)Wilt-Leaf Liege
cool ur jets hussy, he’s got work to doTidehollow Sculler posted 5 Things I Could Grab from Where I’m Sitting: No Cheating April 2, 2009Wren’s Run Vanquisher, Profane Command, Twilight Mire, Treetop Village, Cloudthresher
Spectral Procession
grab the thresher plsProgenitus is wondering why he never gets friend requests :(
March 31 2009Magic Online posted a note: “Sorry all the events are crashing. We will now be taking entries manually.”
March 31 2009Pumbles Mumbles
CAWShow 126 more comments…Samwise_GeeGee
CAWWizards of the Coast posted a note: Prismatic out, Kaleidoscope in.
March 20, 2009Oversoul of Dusk likes this.
Sakura Tribe Elder does not like this.
Marcio Carvalho left the group Pro MtG Players.
March 1, 2009Marcio Carvalho posted on Lukasz Musial‘s wall: “Hey man, what cards you got there?”
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Wizard Energy Beverages
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: Welcome to the Wizard Energy Beverage tasting experience! I’m Teferi.
Ertai, Wizard Adept: And I’m Ertai. We’re going to try all of the top Wizard Energy drinks so that you don’t have to.
5-Mana Taste Rating System:
Tastes like a kiss from a blessed fruit golem.
You fall face-first into a pile of dried out old shoes, but someone spilled fresh lemonade over them first, so it’s not all bad.
Tastes like a zombie-cursed imp tree growing on top of a haunted rubbish pile in the plane of festering insects and dying dreams.
Bottle Gnomenergy Classic
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: This is the standby energy drink of students at the Tolarian Academy. I remember pulling countless all-nighters on this stuff. It has a tangy berry flavor, but mysteriously it has an odor reminiscent of a healing salve. I could drink this stuff all day!
Rating:Ertai, Wizard Adept: We’re off to a good start here. Bottle Gnomenergy Classic is the drink that walks on its own, and when you drink it, you’ll feel like you are moving on energy that isn’t your own. The only problem is that the kick doesn’t last very long.
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New Bottle Gnomenergy
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: This is the reformulated “new” Bottle Gnomenergy, which now comes in two bottle designs, although there is nothing discernibly different between the flavors of each. They added a brassy aftertaste, and took away some of the berry flavor. Why?
Rating:Ertai, Wizard Adept: This is the drink preferred by all of the Delifs of the Wizarding world. Subpar.
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KnowlEDGE Thirstberry
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: Tasting this is like a nightmare. It’s like you are drinking a dry cloud dipped in ink, with a sharp metallic aftertaste. There are little floating orbs of some sort of jelly, except it’s from a jellyfish of some sort. It even smells like an old library, which is incredible because it looks almost the same as Bottle Gnomenergy. The only good thing about it is that you aren’t thirsty afterwards, but that’s probably because your body develops antibodies that fight off liquids as soon as you start digesting it.
Rating:Ertai, Wizard Adept: Why is this called Thirstberry? There are no berries anywhere in the flask, unless you count the balls of jellyfish that some beverage mage decided to add to this mixture in a fit of delirium. This has a huge kick to it, though, much more so than Gnomenergy.
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Suleiman Djinnergy 3% ABV
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: This incredible limited-edition drink is a mix of Gin, Mint, and a concentrated energy elixir. After the first sip I was so wired I went outside and beat up a Hill Giant. It’s kind of expensive, though.
Rating:Ertai, Wizard Adept: This was awful. The initial taste was fine, but the aftertaste was like a swift kick in the lungs from a smelly titan with rotting pine trees for feet.
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Bottled NRG Orange Cloister
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: It tastes like a Cloister, all right. Did you know that a Cloister is a piece of architecture, and not a tasty flavor? Imagine you’re drinking a tincture made from chalk and sand, and then someone sets an orange on the table while you drink it, so you can imagine that it tastes like oranges. At least it didn’t try to kill me.
Rating:Ertai, Wizard Adept: When I drank this, I was fine for a couple minutes, but then I fell asleep. Five minutes later, I was up again with twice the energy I had before. Crazy! It’s too bad it tastes like a gigantic boat full of rocks crashed into a single orange tree.
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Ventifact Xtra
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: Wow, I’m afraid to even try this. That’s a real spider. The bottle looks like a necromancer tried to make a thrull out of a potato and a chair.
Rating:Ertai, Wizard Adept: Even the bottle knows it tastes bad. It’s throwing up a little. I’m throwing up a little.
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Feroz’s Grape
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: Oh, I’m glad we are back to normal-looking drinks. Like everything from the Homelands, this costs a lot but doesn’t give you much energy. Through some clever illusion, it looks like there is a small planet inside the bottle, but it tastes like grapes. Not bad!
Rating:Ertai, Wizard Adept: This is the type of drink that all of the Delifs in the world prefer to drink. Bland and ineffective.
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XXtra Clear Energy Tincture
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: This tastes like literally nothing. There is no taste, no odor, no viscosity, and no temperature. I don’t see what other Wizards see in this beverage.
Rating:Ertai, Wizard Adept: You can taste the power, but almost nothing else. It takes a very refined and powerful Wizard to enjoy this. It’s also good mixer for vodka.
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Trips Energy Mixxxture
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: This comes in three flavors, all in one bottle: Time Grape, Time Blueberry, and Time Raspberry. Each is good in their own right, but when mixed together in the right proportions you are effectively time walking all other beverages.
Rating:Ertai, Wizard Adept: You get a three-for-one on flavor. It’s a tremendous advantage when drinking with enemies, and a good time when drinking with friends.
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Powerwine Iron Fortifier Cola
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: Look how intense the guy on the label is. He is bursting with energy.
Ertai, Wizard Adept: There is so much energy in that wine that he became cross-eyed! I bet you can see the future if you drink the whole bottle at once.
Rating:Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: In the future, everything tastes like iron, and then you throw up.
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Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: Well, that was an experience.
Ertai, Wizard Adept: An experience that you, the reader, no longer need to have!
Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir: I feel like I was punched in the face with a lightning bolt.
Ertai, Wizard Adept: See you next time, if we don’t become corrupted or phase out before then!
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Uril, the Miststalker: A Creepy Thing Not from Grixis
Alara, fresh off its planar merger with itself, has been beset by all manner of difficulties, ranging from Etherium Abominations devouring Bant birthday parties to Vithian Renegades breaking the Time Sieve breaking the Time Sieve breaking the Time Sieve breaking the Time Sieve…well, that was awkward. In any case, the biggest concern among Alara’s notables was the heretofore unknown entity known only as Uril, the Miststalker, who has been making several entities on Alara very, very uncomfortable.
“He kind of comes over and breathes heavy. It’s really weird,” offered Elspeth, Knight-errant. “Oh, and then he kills a soldier.”
“I tried Threatening him, but for some reason I couldn’t,” reported Sarkhan Vol. “Have I told you how much I like dragons?”
“Sorry, I’ve been too busy distorting Vintage. What were you saying?” asked Tezzeret the Seeker.
The creature, whose motives remain unknown, has a simple modus operandi: it appears out of the mists, approaches with a disturbingly shuffly gait, breathes loudly and makes obscene gestures, and then brutally murders the nearest goblin, thopter, or bird dumb enough to get between it and its object. Though no planeswalkers have been harmed yet, it is beleived it is only a matter of time before one of them takes a beating (not that that prick Ajani doesn’t deserve one).
Uril has become even more disturbing since he inexplicably acquired Asha’s favor. Now endowed with flight, he has become the boogeyman lurking in every window in Alara. Besides the actual boogeymen, of course.
“He was unable to answer my riddle, and yet I spared his life,” puzzled the Sphinx of the Steel Wind, casually munching on a vedalken.
“URIL HAS FOILED ME FOR THE LAST TIME! I WILL GAIN CONTROL OF HIM WHETHER HE LIKES IT OR NOT!” roared Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker. “Oh, I didn’t see you there. Care for some tea?”
Though a solution to Uril’s presence has yet to be discovered, many options are being considered, including some as drastic as Scourglass activation or a Martial Coup. Despite all of the furor, however. it should be noted that some had more positive opinions of the attention.
“I dunno, I kind of like things with 5 power or more,” commented Mayael, the Anima, notorious Nayan size queen.
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Encrypted Command
It’s just sitting there, begging to be solved. Will you accept the challenge?
Bullshit!