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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Gettin’ Aggro with Magic
This week we take a look at everyone’s favorite collectible card game: What are the best AGGRO color combinations in Magic the Gathering? Unfortunately, there is a fairly simple answer to this question. I say unfortunately because back in the … Continue reading
Posted in Geek Culture, Magic: The Gathering
Tagged aggro deck, color combinations, green, magic inflation, magic the gathering, mtg, red, wizards of the coast, wotc
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The Linguistics of Cheese Sandwiches and the Christianization of Sunday
This week on Ask the Dungeon Master we talk about cheese sandwiches and Christians: I have an off-topic question. Two actually. They came to me during a game of Pathfinder and distraced me through the whole session… 1. Why is it … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged beowulf, cheese sandwich, christian, christianity, grilled cheese, henry ford, jewish, linguistics, sabbath, shabbat, sunday, weekend, workweek
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