The Magic Librarities

First saw this type of thing floating arond sports card shows about five years ago. Some of them very nice. Only a matter of time before others jump on the band wagon. Who's gonna be first to build a deck of 3-d cards? I can see the judges face now.  :o "I'm sorry, but you'll have to use standa...

Deck boxes were given out when you signed up for a side event. Supposed to be one per person, they take your DCI number to track inventory. That came straight from the man handing them out. He wouldn't tell me how many were printed, although he said there were enough to cover Worlds and another even...

I was there Wednesday and Thurday.
The only playmats I saw were the ones that the artists were drawing on.

Sorry folks, looks like they were all counterfeits.
None of them had Richard Garfields portrait.

Hey Van, Send me a tyrant Level 3 or 4 judge. The person who runs the large pre-re's has some incompetent fools working under him. When you see Onslaught cards in a 5th Dawn sealed and the judges don't do anything, you have a tendency to be ticked off. I'd much rather deal with some one who will enf...

A tarantula and a scorpion.
No, the scorpion isn't a Dakmor.

What is a card worth?
Only as much as someone is willing to pay for it.
No matter what your position in the debate.
Does a signature make it worth more or less is a moot point.
Boils down to supply, demand, and personal choice.
You want it that bad, you pay for it. How much is up to you.
That's it!

Parts manager for automotive retailer in So. California.
Abusing company hardware when it gets slow, and I've got the other employees doing my grunt work. 8)

A local shop owner won his in the Mirage prerelease.
He was offered $150 U.S., but turned it down. Not for sentimental reasons either.
Evidently these are fewer and farther between than people realize. I've only seen 3 in the past 7 years.