A newcomer on the proxy scene is Not MPC, a card game printing company that opened only recently. Today, I reviewing their services, how easy it is to order, and whether the cards are good enough to add Not MPC to your prospective proxy sites.
Read moreHave you ever tried to sell your cards online? Today I’ll try a notable competitor in the card-buying market, Journey’s End Games, that offers a unique feature: video selling.
Read moreWhile Magic cards are the heart of the game, players need accessories to go with the cards. These are primarily useful to help protect those precious cards; you don’t want your pimped-out EDH deck loose in your bag as you run to your LGS.
Read moreThe more I play Magic, the more I realize that I’m being smothered by an avalanche of cardboard. Fancy cardboard, but cardboard nonetheless. You need to protect your cards if you want to keep them long term. Navigating the world of storage can be...
Read moreSleeving up your Magic cards is an absolute necessity. It helps to protect your valuable cardboard, but it also makes shuffling much easier. It also helps prevent issues with marked cards, either because you’re playing with double-sided cards or...
Read moreThe backpack, also known as the rucksack, the knapsack, or the back-appending device of storage, is a statement of style. It’s what separates your look from that of a simple mediator of card games to one of a resourceful mage, with all of the...
Read moreDeckbuilding is a very important aspect of Magic. It’s the backbone of each format, and you can’t really play the game without it. Today we’ll be looking at the best of the best, the cream of the crop, the ultimate deckbuilder. Join me on this...
Read moreIf you’re into Magic and other trading card games, or if you just love showing off your pop culture tastes at game night, you’ve probably seen the buzz around Squaroes. These square-shaped, collectible deck boxes by Ultimate Guard promise...
Read moreAmong the newer trends in MTG lately are these custom box-opening sites like Pullbox and Boxed. It’s all a bit confusing if you’ve never stumbled onto one of these sites, so I’m going to do my best to break down exactly what’s going on here.
Read moreToday we’re taking a look at a custom online box-opening website for Magic: The Gathering. Pullbox doesn’t provide your typical box-openings, but something purely digital, with a lot of variance involved.
Read moreThe only feeling better than ripping into a new booster pack is ripping into a new booster pack and seeing a ton of high-value pulls. Turning that $5.25 booster into $50+ in cardboard value is a dopamine hit like no other. It’s almost like...
Read moreI dug into the Artificer card-making app to see how effectively I could make custom Magic: The Gathering cards. There are ups and downs to the app, which I’m covering here.
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