Magic player(Premodern, $30vintage), Mountain Gazette reader, other stuff too.
I recently had the chance to visit a wonderful bog, way farther south than it had any business being (in NE Ohio,USA) and it was much greener (and less haunted) than I expected!
Sphagnum Moss (pictured below) is a wonderful wet mat that contributes to peat production.
I recently had the chance to visit a wonderful bog, way farther south than it had any business being (in NE Ohio,USA) and it was much greener (and less haunted) than I expected!
Sphagnum Moss (pictured below) is a wonderful wet mat that contributes to peat production.
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The German Juggernaut.
The German Juggernaut.
Seemed appropriate for a Canadian Magic tourney in January!
Seemed appropriate for a Canadian Magic tourney in January!
Maybe more like Legacy or Modern than Premodern Burn. But still, the feeling is there.
Maybe more like Legacy or Modern than Premodern Burn. But still, the feeling is there.
the media I’m exposed to, the things I do in my spare time, the work that I do.
Let’s make it a good one.
the media I’m exposed to, the things I do in my spare time, the work that I do.
Let’s make it a good one.
41 books to go O.O
41 books to go O.O
Just here to remind you that Urza is an unforgivable villain in Magic story - he makes you learn Banding!
Just here to remind you that Urza is an unforgivable villain in Magic story - he makes you learn Banding!
This makes sense, because ancient Chinese walls were DENSE. Linzi (859 BC) had walls averaging 80 feet thick which could easily stop cannon fire. In contrast, European walls were generally only 6 feet thick.
This makes sense, because ancient Chinese walls were DENSE. Linzi (859 BC) had walls averaging 80 feet thick which could easily stop cannon fire. In contrast, European walls were generally only 6 feet thick.
Great card, sick art, Magic is good.
Great card, sick art, Magic is good.
We have Mystic Forges too - in Jingdezhen China, Feng Huo Hsien, or Genius of the Fire-Blast, is a man-turned-deity who sacrificed his body in the fires of a kiln to save his people from a horrible fate.
We have Mystic Forges too - in Jingdezhen China, Feng Huo Hsien, or Genius of the Fire-Blast, is a man-turned-deity who sacrificed his body in the fires of a kiln to save his people from a horrible fate.
Clockwork Condor is a 3/3 flyer that gets beat up everytime you use it.
Machined birds have been flying since the early Greeks! Archytas of Tarentum (350BCE) is known for his flying doves powered by compressed air and pneumatics.
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Clockwork Condor is a 3/3 flyer that gets beat up everytime you use it.
Machined birds have been flying since the early Greeks! Archytas of Tarentum (350BCE) is known for his flying doves powered by compressed air and pneumatics.
#MTG
Fireshrieker is an iconic Mirrodin card that turns any creature into a hot threat.
7c. Byzantines were masters of using fire for war: spraying a mix of petroleum and sticky resins out of a tube would coat enemy ships before lighting on fire.
Fireshrieker is an iconic Mirrodin card that turns any creature into a hot threat.
7c. Byzantines were masters of using fire for war: spraying a mix of petroleum and sticky resins out of a tube would coat enemy ships before lighting on fire.
In our world, we do a lot of creature drawing too: the oldest known art, found on a South Indonesian island, depicts three human figures and a pig. This art is over 50,000 years old.
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In our world, we do a lot of creature drawing too: the oldest known art, found on a South Indonesian island, depicts three human figures and a pig. This art is over 50,000 years old.
#MTG
It looks remarkably similar to Peruvian whistle jars, where, through a series of water-filled chambers can actually mimic the howling of wolves or twittering of birds when air is blown through them.
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It looks remarkably similar to Peruvian whistle jars, where, through a series of water-filled chambers can actually mimic the howling of wolves or twittering of birds when air is blown through them.
#MTG
#MTG
These little guys live to serve, so thank a Myr in your life today!
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