Hey gang! After tallying the emails, here's what's going down:
A wacky draft! Either bring any three 15-card packs, or get them from me when you show up ($10).
Tuesday, Sept. 4, room 327 in the science building. We'll try to start by 6pm (I'll be there a bit early).
Friday, August 31, 2012
Monday, August 27, 2012
First Magicking of 2012-2013
When and what should we do? A draft? Some chaotic planechase games?
Let's get together in the next two weeks and play some magic. Let me know which evenings you're free. Usually Monday - Thursday evenings from about 5:30 to 10ish is what we choose from. In the case of a draft or something, we can wait a little bit for someone if necessary.
We should also figure out what to do for WittCon. We usually do a sealed tournament and some sort of wacky constructed tournament. I was thinking EDH combined with Star/Emperor/2HG depending on the number of people. In the past we've had really strict deck construction rules and haven't seen many people build decks, so it might be better to shoot for something more mainstream this year.
Finally, there are a bunch of colleges nearby. Does anybody know of good rules to have a tournament with two opposing sides? It could be fun to challenge another school to some magic and use a format that pits us versus them.
Happy new semester! Let me know when you're free in the next two weeks! If you'd rather draft or not, I want to hear about those preferences! (It might be that we have enough people to have some drafting and others playing constructed.)
Either respond here or email me! :)
Let's get together in the next two weeks and play some magic. Let me know which evenings you're free. Usually Monday - Thursday evenings from about 5:30 to 10ish is what we choose from. In the case of a draft or something, we can wait a little bit for someone if necessary.
We should also figure out what to do for WittCon. We usually do a sealed tournament and some sort of wacky constructed tournament. I was thinking EDH combined with Star/Emperor/2HG depending on the number of people. In the past we've had really strict deck construction rules and haven't seen many people build decks, so it might be better to shoot for something more mainstream this year.
Finally, there are a bunch of colleges nearby. Does anybody know of good rules to have a tournament with two opposing sides? It could be fun to challenge another school to some magic and use a format that pits us versus them.
Happy new semester! Let me know when you're free in the next two weeks! If you'd rather draft or not, I want to hear about those preferences! (It might be that we have enough people to have some drafting and others playing constructed.)
Either respond here or email me! :)
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