So who is showing up for this one? Hopefully there's a remarkable turnout like there was before.
I will be drunk at a Dropkick Murphy's show. Sorry kids.
Me. Playing something bad. With Islands.
I finally got a deck together, if anyone happens to swing by Woburn in their travels and wouldn't mind picking up an internet stranger, I kind of need a ride.
I am teetering between this and the prerelease. I have to work on Sunday so I can't enjoy both.
Bloodmark Mentor
Creature - Goblin Warrior
Red creatures you control have first strike.
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The return of a Legend(in his own words)
Obviously Legacy>Prerelease...Originally Posted by insertnamehere
I am teetering between this and the prerelease. I have to work on Sunday so I can't enjoy both.
Bloodmark Mentor
Creature - Goblin Warrior
Red creatures you control have first strike.
1/1
Team Hammafist
The trading and the noobs that don't know how to value cards makes the prerelease>Legacy
The return of a Legend(in his own words)
The satisfaction of pillaging women and children in sealed deck competition sometimes > Legacy. Then selling your packs of winnings to the vendors to make back your money and repeating the process. With the added bonus of it being a great venue to trade away WORTHLESS new rares for semi-worthless old rares, or exchanging them for semi-playable uncommons... win.
Fair enough, I'll concede this agrument.
Team Hammafist
True, but the people who show up to a pre-release generally have type two cards over Legacy goodies. And the people who show up to the Hadley tournaments have the Legacy goodies by far. Just a generalization, really. Up to you.
QFT
Team Hammafist
Do you actually feel proud by ripping people off that only casually play magic?
I feel like another Mike Glow reference is in order here.
~Shriek~
GlowJob?
Most of the people that go to prereleases arent casual players. At least not in my experience. Most of the people that attend are very avid standard players that want to sink their hooks in chase cards while they're hot.
The more casual crowd will often opt to wait for a release event and go to their local store then an exclusive site somewhere like Boston.
Your also not ripping someone off if they think about a cards value before Starcity Games tells them. I remember grabbing several Greater Gargadons and Flagstones at the TSP prerelease while people thought they were a buck each.
Now playing real formats.
I got 8 goyfs at $2.00 eachMost of the people that go to prereleases arent casual players. At least not in my experience. Most of the people that attend are very avid standard players that want to sink their hooks in chase cards while they're hot.
The more casual crowd will often opt to wait for a release event and go to their local store then an exclusive site somewhere like Boston.
Your also not ripping someone off if they think about a cards value before Starcity Games tells them. I remember grabbing several Greater Gargadons and Flagstones at the TSP prerelease while people thought they were a buck each.
The return of a Legend(in his own words)
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Team Hammafist-We don't take kindly to those who don't take kindly."Got any trade boogas?"
I do hate when players always brag about deals they got, I would just keep it quiet and feel lucky that you got such a deal. You don't have to announced it to the entire world.
I traded for 4 Foil Goyfs at 8 dollars in trade a piece. I think that trumps your little minor accomplishment. Plus, trading is better than actually spending money.
~Shriek~
The E.P.I.C. Syndicate: I mean, if they play a lullaby for babies they should at least play the Monster Mash when somebody dies.
Legendary.
To be honest, I am teaching new players the game of Magic at a local store in attempts to stop the decline in the Magic in the area. If you would rather have me come up there and whoop your a$$ then I will. RIght now I am trying to save Magic the Gathering in WMA.
The return of a Legend(in his own words)
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