Magic: the Gathering News for July 2006
Today's edition of "Sketches" is special, because we'll be previewing a new piece of artwork for a brand new, previously unseen card from this Fall's expansion set, Time Spiral. But first, let's go into some background on the artist, Barry Jaochim.
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Niles, IL – A story told by local
Magic player Clark Wienis about his experience at the
Coldsnap prerelease was clearly made up, according to his friends. "I really don’t think anything he told me about the
Coldsnap prerelease actually happened," said David Worth, a student in one of Wienis’s classes. "From what cards were in his deck, to his record, to how his games played out, it was probably a lie from start to finish."
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Xepel - July 24, 2006
Breaking news – Terisiare -- Deep in the Middle North, trouble is brewing. The conflict between King Darien of Kjeldor and Heidar of the Rimewind wizards has reached a boiling - or perhaps freezing - point. The deaths of thousands of innocent men, women, and children on all sides of this conflict have caused a recent ripple of protests against the war.
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In a freak coincidence that physicists are calling "really, really weird," the upcoming
Magic: The Gathering expansion set, codenamed Time Spiral, has caused a Magicthegathering.com screenshot from ten years in the future to be slingshotted onto Musteval's hard drive.
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By:
Xepel - July 14, 2006
This week it is up to you to decide which broken land makes it into 10th edition!
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Like such games as Chess, Go, and Roshambo, tournament
Magic has long enjoyed the distinction of being an endeavor in which success was solely determined by skill. Now
Coldsnap opens the doors, however slightly, to cards that may prevent Magic from making that claim.
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By:
Xepel - July 10, 2006
In a press release earlier today, Wizards of the Coast revealed that certain unnamed members of their Research and Development team have uncovered the legendary "lost"
Coldsnap rumor season.
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Washington, D.C. - In an unprecedented partnership between government activists and Wizards of the Coast (a division of Hasbro, Inc.) Al Gore has decided to use the collectable card game
Magic: The GatheringTM to help better explain the threat of Global Warming.
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