All throughout America, thousands of children are playing games like baseball, tiddlywinks and checkers. They're imagining make-believe scenarios like "Cowboys and Indians," harmlessly pretending to shoot or scalp one another. I certainly remember, as a child, sharing these activities with my playmates. But now-a-days, many kids have new playmate: The Devil himself. In this week's 700 Club Online News Focus, reporter and writer Kristine Vick re-examines the popular card game "Magic: The Gathering," and how its brand new themes are causing harm -- mentally and physically -- to children across America.

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Welcome to the first ever non-Magicthegathering.com official Betrayers preview! I'm Musteval, prominent R&D member, and I'll be your host on the long voyage through the creation of this card! I'll do it in chronological order, because that's the easiest type of writing.

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An entire culture of highly trained, secret assassins has decided to become public about a very troubling issue - their popularity.

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In his weekly column on magicthegathering.com, Mark Rosewater announced a startling last-minute addition to the already highly-anticipated Betrayers of Kamigawa edition of Magic: The Gathering. While the original article has been lost due to the repeated lightning edits crashing most of Washington State’s power sources, the brunt of Rosewater’s most recent prophecy to the faithful revealed that Betrayers will be the first set to include characters from Japanese animated series, such as Inu-Yasha, Dragonball Z, and Neon Genesis Evangelion.

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Magic: The Gathering, a popular trading-card game sold by Wizards of the Coast, Inc., a subsidiary of Hasbro (NYSE – HAS), appears to economists and businessmen to be faring quite well. Since its release in 1993, billions of Magic cards have seen print. Despite these good omens, however, disaffected former players of the game claim with absolute certainty that the game is on the way out. “I’d only give it a year or two at most,” claims Campy Erickson, a 21 year old student from Davis, California. “It’s pretty obvious that Magic is dying.”

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Wizards of the Coast announced Monday that there will be another change to the reserve list. The cards Hurricane and Tsunami will be placed on the reserve list so as to honor those who lost their homes and lives to these horrendous acts of God.

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Ok, here's the deal. For the month of January, every article published on MiseTings will be eligible to win fabruous prize.

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All throughout America, thousands of children are playing games like baseball, tiddlywinks and checkers. They're imagining make-believe scenarios like "Cowboys and Indians," harmlessly pretending to shoot or scalp one another. I certainly remember, as a child, sharing these activities with my playmates. But now-a-days, many kids have new playmate: The Devil himself. In this week's 700 Club Online News Focus, reporter and writer Kristine Vick re-examines the popular card game "Magic: The Gathering," and how its brand new themes are causing harm -- mentally and physically -- to children across America.

FULL STORY »

Welcome to the first ever non-Magicthegathering.com official Betrayers preview! I'm Musteval, prominent R&D member, and I'll be your host on the long voyage through the creation of this card! I'll do it in chronological order, because that's the easiest type of writing.

FULL STORY »

An entire culture of highly trained, secret assassins has decided to become public about a very troubling issue - their popularity.

FULL STORY »

In his weekly column on magicthegathering.com, Mark Rosewater announced a startling last-minute addition to the already highly-anticipated Betrayers of Kamigawa edition of Magic: The Gathering. While the original article has been lost due to the repeated lightning edits crashing most of Washington State’s power sources, the brunt of Rosewater’s most recent prophecy to the faithful revealed that Betrayers will be the first set to include characters from Japanese animated series, such as Inu-Yasha, Dragonball Z, and Neon Genesis Evangelion.

FULL STORY »

Magic: The Gathering, a popular trading-card game sold by Wizards of the Coast, Inc., a subsidiary of Hasbro (NYSE – HAS), appears to economists and businessmen to be faring quite well. Since its release in 1993, billions of Magic cards have seen print. Despite these good omens, however, disaffected former players of the game claim with absolute certainty that the game is on the way out. “I’d only give it a year or two at most,” claims Campy Erickson, a 21 year old student from Davis, California. “It’s pretty obvious that Magic is dying.”

FULL STORY »

Wizards of the Coast announced Monday that there will be another change to the reserve list. The cards Hurricane and Tsunami will be placed on the reserve list so as to honor those who lost their homes and lives to these horrendous acts of God.

FULL STORY »

Ok, here's the deal. For the month of January, every article published on MiseTings will be eligible to win fabruous prize.

FULL STORY »