MTG: B, B, or V

[Wools]

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Heads up poker with ever changing rules and dragons.

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I guess that pretty much works, haha.

Just an incomplete information game based on randomly shuffled decks of a player's construction consisting of 60 total cards. Each player has his or her own deck which may or may not consist of the same cards(obv each different card has a different purpose), but usually do not.

def. not counting how many words I used.

edit: nice association image, chump.

[CrazyIrishman]

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Heads up poker with ever changing rules and dragons.

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I guess that pretty much works, haha.

Just an incomplete information game based on randomly shuffled decks of a player's construction consisting of 60 total cards. Each player has his or her own deck which may or may not consist of the same cards(obv each different card has a different purpose), but usually do not.

The game is supposed to simulate a wizards duel and the MTG pro tour has multiple events each year with prize pools of 250k+ for most PT events.
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FYP

[Jiggymike]

I notice one of your cards is signed. That's, ummmmm, cool.

(Note: I played MTG when I was younger also and if prompted would probably play again).

[Wools]

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I notice one of your cards is signed. That's, ummmmm, cool.

(Note: I played MTG when I was younger also and if prompted would probably play again).

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Yeah dude, I live in STL; Christopher Rush went to the prerelease in KC for one of the 5th Dawn sets, so we roadtripped to get that and tons of other [censored] signed. Probably at least 1000 cards.

[.Alex.]

Magic is a much more fun game than poker. Too bad there is no money in it.

[kyleb]

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Magic is a much more fun game than poker. Too bad there is no money in it.

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There's plenty of money in it, actually. The new PT Points system is very good and helps retain professional interest on the tour.

It's not like you can make a serious living by playing Magic, but you can definitely earn money to freeroll the trips and the events and make some side cash by trading/dealing.

[furyshade]

i played this game seriously for more years than i care to admit, its like crack, the people who play it are addicts, they dump money into high variance, low payout tournaments, spend exponentially too much on cards which become outdated in a matter of months, a horrible horrible invention, people i havent talked to in over 8 months message me randomly asking me to give them cards after i quit

[benza13]

I remember finding MTG in junior high, playing through the first couple years of high school and then randomly playing a few times in college with friends who also used to play. Started when Revised was the current set and I remember having the opporunity to buy unopened Unlimited boxes pretty cheap, but still not having the money for them.

Also, I had about 20 dual lands and last winter wanted to put them on Ebay, but I haven't been able to find them anywhere.

[kassdog]

I used to play it back in my freshman year of highschool and quit because it was to much money back then. Luckily I banked off of selling my collection to my friends. I can't rember what set I used to play I just remember cards like white and black knights i think and the last cards which was a kick ass card was two headed dragon.

[SmokeyRidesAgain]

Card games are for kids!