Graveborn Musings at Muse Vessel.

Security, Theory and Multiplayer Success

Great post on multi-player theory from one of the four Muses. Cheers.

A few new Magic sites...

In wandering the internet these last few days and weeks, I've stumbled across a number of new Magic sites I'd like to bring into the fold. I've also noticed that Commander is incredably popular, and has a number of sites dedicated solely to Commander play and strategy.

Commander Themed Sites:
The Command Zone: http://thecommandzone.blogspot.com/
The Crazy 99: http://togedher.blogspot.com/
Three to the Face: http://threetotheface.blogspot.com/
Commandercast: http://www.commandercast.com/

Casual Magic:
Casual MTG Creations: http://rlackmtg.blogspot.com/
The Cardboard Witch: http://thecardboardwitch.blogspot.com/
Completely Casual: http://www.cafeschoenleben.de/wordpress/
I Remember Banding: http://irememberbanding.tumblr.com/
Wooberg: http://wooberg.weebly.com/index.html

Competative Magic:
The Starkington Post: http://www.thestarkingtonpost.com/
Channel Fireball: http://www.channelfireball.com/
Gathering Magic: http://www.gatheringmagic.com/
Quiet Speculation: http://www.quietspeculation.com/
The Mana Pool: http://themanapool.com/

Multiplayer Magic:
The Muse Vessel: http://musevessel.wordpress.com/

Just for Fun Magic Site:
MTG Color Pie: http://mtgcolorpie.com/

Expect to see alot more from these sites in the coming months.

How to win at Multiplayer Part 1: Politics

How to win at multiplayer? Don't piss anyone off!

No but seriously, the easiest way is to understand the politics of multiplayer.

Play defensively. Find a reason to attack another player only once you're sure the can be eliminated. Blameshift. Draw attention to other players. And never, I repeat, never reveal too much power to early.

Hands down one of the best and most useful Multiplayer cartd. I'll reveal more of my favorites in the continuing posts.