Can I Give You Two Life? 
Diabolic Turing Machine
January 14th, 2010
Diabolic Turing Machine was originally posted on The Magic Lampoon. The joke is that no one knows if an odd perfect number exists or not.
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Corrupt Leagues
January 14th, 2010
Corrupt Leagues was originally posted on The Magic Lampoon. This card is from the dark ages of Magic Online.
More...Lime from the Loaf
January 13th, 2010
Cabal Carrots
January 13th, 2010
Cabal Carrots was originally posted on The Magic Lampoon many years ago. It’s part of a line of food-related cards. Delicious!
More...Hedron Crab
January 12th, 2010
From the Vault: Conservator
January 4th, 2010
Often mistaken for a similarly-costed disk, the Conservator has left many an overanxious mage disappointed.
More...Your Jace Is Not Safe
December 26th, 2009
The sad reality of Christmas is that you don’t always get everything you want. This year, an even sadder reality for some of you is that your friends got what they wanted (From the Vault: Jace) and your decks have no answer for the powerful cards they added to theirs. Well, we at Good Gamery have designed the perfect card for you.
More...From the Vault: Jace (w/ L.A. Jace/Oaken Booties and Cheatyjace)
December 26th, 2009
It is said there were once fifteen Magic: The Gathering cards so sneaky, so uppity, they were bought or sold by players on the day of competition. In the years that have passed, the game has evolved and these cards are still there, being traded. Master these savage cards from ages past and present and make your opponent move cards from their library into their graveyard, as if they were burying books in a graveyard.
More...The Jace Cycle
December 25th, 2009
Today, we have a cycle of cards that all show up in the From The Vault: Jace set. You may wonder why we used up a full third of a 15-card set on a cycle, but we have good reason. Here at GoodGamery R&D, there is a saying that nothing is as hard as designing a well-balanced cycle of cards.
More...Echo Jacer & Treetop Jacers
December 24th, 2009
If a card is face down, that means it’s a 2/2 creature. That means you can attack with your library – this is how I win games of Magic: The Gathering.
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