I'm glad I saw this thread - I am also an Eternal player in Littleton looking for a fix!
I've chatted with the owner of the new Littleton location of Enchanted Grounds, and he'd be completely up for hosting tournaments if there is interest. That would mean us Southsiders would not have to haul all the way up to IWMC during rush hour to play. I was thinking Vintage -- no one seems to do weekly Vintage since Carl sold Black Gold -- but Legacy is fine, too.
If you guys want a supplementary south side location, let's exchange e-mail address and see if we can get something down here to fire on a regular basis. I miss my weekly eternal. :(
The problem for me (and most of us on the East side of town) is it takes me nearly as long to get to Littleton in rush hour as it does to get to IWMC. E470 westbound is a parking lot from 3:00 onwards. As a result anything west of I-25 is going to be weekend only for me.
Travel along Belleview or Lincoln is usually faster if you're going Westbound at rush hour, but if you're coming from Aurora, I hear ya. You can always go to Four C's and play YuGiOh ;)
How many peeps who play eternal locally are in Lakewood/Littleton area?
Ah, you got seduced by the promise of big, newly constructed townhomes or massive single family dwellings on the plains, eh?
It would be sweet if something consistent can be set up that's more middle of the week, I know myself and other players stuck in Fort Collins would love to come down and play some legacy against a more robust metagame (I swear our meta is a complete shit-show with 2 Death and Taxes, 2 Elves, Miracles, Slivers, Turbo-marit lage, and Tezz/Mud/Stompy variants), it gets really old and sideboards become hilariously awful.
I think the biggest thing is the deep seeded emotional understanding that the right play is the right play regardless of outcomes. The ability to make a decision 5 straight times, lose 5 times because of it, and still make it the 6th time if it's the right play. - Jon Finkel
"Notions of chance and fate are the preoccupation of men engaged in rash undertakings."
It varies, I know Tuesday-Thursday nothing happens around here, Saturday people are always playing in some kind of GPT/IQ/PPTQ, but Sunday is usually pretty dry outside of the occasional Sunday IQ. I just know Mondays and Fridays people would rather just go to Gryphon's because we can fire Legacy pretty reliably, or be content with playing modern since only a couple of people decided to build the Eldrazi menace.
And as far as driving up in the middle of the week I know a lot of people have days off in the middle of the week or get off early enough to drive down to Denver and avoid the worst of I-25 traffic. Hell I know people are willing to go up to Larimie once or twice a month to play Legacy up there on Tuesdays.
We should see if IKEA can register as a TO. They're right off the interstate, have plenty of seating, and I'm always down to snack on some pickled herring.
I think the biggest thing is the deep seeded emotional understanding that the right play is the right play regardless of outcomes. The ability to make a decision 5 straight times, lose 5 times because of it, and still make it the 6th time if it's the right play. - Jon Finkel
"Notions of chance and fate are the preoccupation of men engaged in rash undertakings."
Oh god.
I'd play Magic at IKEA. Once, for the novelty. Remember, though, that playing there is almost like playing in a high school lunch room - lots of strangers coming by to drop meatballs on your dual lands.
Isn't there a store or bar or cigar room somewhere in that area that would be better suited? Tech center is a great location...
They do, but it's a far cry from what it used to be. Carl did sanctioned Vintage weekly, which was AWESOME. The new owner changed that to Legacy, and then to Modern. Legacy still fires there sometimes, from what I understand, but not weekly anymore.
I've been trying to get a weekly sanctioned Vintage revived for some time, now. Advantages include:
1. Sanctioning prevents people from netdecking because very few are fully powered;
2. Vintage archetypes are fun as balls even without power; and
3. Rogue decks are amazing and show up all the time.
That too, but for us in Littleton Black Gold was awesome.
I'm having trouble keeping track; how many South side players versus Littleton players are on here?
Glad I found this thread! I'm just getting back into paper magic after a few years online and I'd been looking for some place to play legacy. I live in southeast Denver, so Collectormania looks like a bit of a hike, but at least it's pretty much straight down Parker road from me and closer than Gamer's Guild (I work downtown). Are events regularly firing on Monday nights?
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