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August Abolins | Arelor | Magic: The Gathering ..the card game |
July 19, 2021 7:50 AM * |
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Hello Arelor! ** On Monday 19.07.21 - 03:39, Arelor wrote to August Abolins: A> Manga used to be the only thing high school kids read. The A> ones that read anything, I mean. As a result, some parents are ok with that. "As long as the kid is reading.." they say. A> By Magic I mean Magic: The Gathering. It is a collectible A> card game.. Thanks for the explanation. The cards don't seem readily available, but there are some novels bearing the Magic (tm) logo reminiscent of D&D, and there are several recent books that cover the history of the graphics art. A> ..It moves a whole lot of money. There are organized A> tournaments and some collectible cards are worth tens of A> thousands of dollars. Sorry.. never heard of this. But I *have* heard of the company Wizards of the Coast which put out some books of the genre. A> People who play Magic is usually very hardcore at it. It is A> one of those things that is more of a lifestyle than a A> hobby. A> Magic is owned by the same company that publishes Dungeons A> and Dragons. A> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic:_The_Gath... Reading that, rang a little bell. Thx. -- ../|ug --- OpenXP 5.0.50 * Origin: (} Pointy McPointface (618:250/1.9) |
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