Strictly Eternal 101 – Fish are Friends, Not Food Howdy folks, it’s Joe again for another fine fresh episode of the The Deadliest Catch. Wait. No. That’s not quite right. We’ll get it one of these days, I’m sure, but for right now it’s another weekly dig at a spicy Legacy list. This week we’ve got a list that we affectionately call “Calamari.” No, we’re not deep frying Magic cards and making them taste like sweet sweet desire (although that might be delicious, who knows). Instead we’re jamming creatures like Elder Deep-Fiend! This is a Nic Fit list; all Nic
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Joseph is an avid player of eternal Magic formats, including Vintage and Legacy. As a Nic Fit player who will tell anyone who will listen about his deck, Joe spends his time analyzing and playing on Magic Online and various online platforms, while prepping for competitive events. To follow more Joe, check out his Twitter!
Strictly Eternal 101 – Metalworking for Fun and Profit?
Strictly Eternal 101 – Metalworking for Fun and Profit? Howdy folks! It’s Joe again with another installment of Whose Line is it Anyway? I mean… Legacy. Right, Legacy. We’re gonna talk about Legacy stuff. I may do some improv. We’ll see how it goes. Anyways, one of the things I wanted to do with this article series is shine a little light on lists that are interesting and different and well… fun? I mean, we can have fun, right? This week we’re gonna dive into a list that is fun (well, if fun were a subjective measurement and it only
Read moreStrictly Eternal 101 – Musings of a Legacy Rambler
Strictly Eternal 101 – Musings of Legacy Rambler Howdy folks! My name’s Joe, and you might recognize me from such classic hits as Popeye Stompy Hits the Town and Just What the F*** is Nic Fit Anyways? I’m a bit of a rambler when it comes to both Legacy and Vintage, much to the chagrin of all who will listen. Both formats resonate with what I truly love about Magic: skill and proper deck-building are more important than matchup lottery, and where anything (and I mean truly anything) can happen. And so here we are, rambling about these formats to
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