Hey nerds, so what’s left on the internet? (part 1)
I come to you from the old days.
The good old when magicians didn’t have ANY platform to play magic online. When there wasn’t gatherer or one of the many better options for card browsing. We used text files and carried then on floppy disks. testing
But the was some cool stuff, that is non-existing today.
INQUEST
the best boardgame/cardgame/RPG/miniature/dice geek magazine that will ever be.
Sideboard.com was a thing, LSV was just a noob who hadn’t won his first FNM yet. We didn’t even have official FNM’s back then.
Articles today are watered down and superficial but are they. Or can we find actual good stuff on the web? I’m browsing through a list WotC kindly shared with us here.
And here are they in no particular order:
Riley, Toffel and Jamin (arenaboys)
arenaboys
cheaptricks
hosted by the omnipresent channelfireball.com, to me, they are what’s good about their youtube channel and site content. fun and unpretentious, they produce great content. it won’t help you win any mythic tournament, but that’s true for the others as well.
“The Motherboard”
daily mtg
what's left of it anyway, generic content and lots of re-posting from other sites. however, they still have MaRo and his column making magic, did those archives now! I bet you’ll find things useful, and discover things about your game you have never imagined.
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