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A rule-set to play a mixed game from Magic: the Gathering and Dominion. Beta version 3.0. Contain the variant "Battle for the Ascension". Thanks to Henning D. for the idea. Every correction or suggest (even typo or grammatical ones) are welcome!

Uprising in the Dominion of Magic - eng 2.4.pdf

A rule-set to play a mixed game from Magic: the Gathering and Dominion. Beta version 2.4. Every correction or suggest are welcome!

A rule-set to play a mixed game from Magic: the Gathering and Dominion. Beta version 2.3. Every correction or suggest are welcome!

This is exactly like the other tuckbox for starter decks, except a little more ink friendly - there was a lot of black on the other one that seems unneeded.

NEW: Version 1.8 - with changes and improvements made by the Masked Man (November, 2011). Now current up to the just-released Innistrad expansion set.

Version 1.7 - with changes and improvements made by the Masked Man (June, 2011). Current up to the New Phyrexia expansion set.

Version 1.6 - with changes and improvements made by the Masked Man (June, 2010). In his words: "It has been `slimmed down' in the number of gold cards to make for better deck construction - there will be fewer dead cards in the draw this way." Current up to Rise of the Eldrazi.

Version 1.5 - with changes and improvements made by the Masked Man (February, 2009)

By request, and by popular demand, as described in this session report: [b]The Masked Man goes homeless and hungry after drafting his beloved Cube[/b] http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/378604 A pool of 500 commons and uncommons suitable for drafting. Much time and effort went into creating this draft Cube, and it is remarkably balanced! Thumbs up to the Masked Man for giving permission to share this! [imageid=433300 inline] [imageid=433881 inline] [imageid=433880 inline] As featured in Vogue magazine and on TV!

These are a set of five tuckboxes for the 2011 Core Set Intro Pack decks. I picked up a full set for casual play, and wanted a matching set of boxes to store them in. The retail box art was fine, but never intended to store the decks. So I resized the face image a bit and doodled up some suitably thematic material for the balance of the boxes. Each box holds 60 cards with room for the bundled instructions & reference sheets. For reference, the dimensions used to generate the boxes were 65mm x 90mm x 29mm, via Craig Forbes' Tuckbox Generator ([url]http://www.cpforbes.net/tuckbox/tuckbox.cgi[/url]) An as-built image of the boxes can be found at: [url]http://boardgamegeek.com/image/943903[/url] [Imageid=943903]

Here is an Excel Spreadsheet listing the contents of my powered cube. The spreadsheet is broken down, color coded, and organized for ease of use. It lists the cards by color, card type, and converted mana cost, with total numbers of each. It contains 383 cards - 50 of each color, 50 artifacts, 36 gold cards and 47 land cards. It is important to point out that I did not make this card list by myself. I pulled the list from various places around the net, most notably the carddrafting.com forums. All of the power cubes tended to have the same group of cards, so I have all of those staples in here, including the power 9. I used Magic's cube from the carddrafting.com forums as my basis, then modified the list to my own liking. I replaced and added several of my own card choices to the list.

Print on 8.5 by 11 card. Consider laminating after you cut them out. I use small colored/clear disks to mark the current life points but any marker will do. Two sheets (one for each player). Enjoy!

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This turn summary card may be helpful for new players, or for players returning to the game after being away for awhile. Pre-8th edition font (which I personally liked) is used for some style! Sized to fit in M:tG sized card sleeve.

In hopes of getting my son interested in gaming I bought a MtG starter set. It came in a strange shaped box which is in no way suited to deck storage. This box fits the starter and advertisement cards.

A simple life counter for keeping track of those pesky life points.

An Alternate Deck Construction Format for Casual Magic: The Gathering. It is a points based system to make magic fun.

US patent number USRE37957

US patent number US5662332

updated spreadsheet listing creatures I deem cost-effective, cards for infinite loops (finally remembering Panoptic Mirror), and a searchable listing of Lorwyn and Morningtide cards

spreadsheet listing creatures I deem cost-effective, plus a searchable list of cards for possible infinite loops

The pre-constructed decks from the 9th edition starter set of MTG CCG

The pre-constructed theme decks from the 8th & 9th editions of MTG CCG

Spoiler of text on cards from 9th edition of Magic the Gathering CCG

Complete list of cards in 9th edition of Magic the Gathering CCG

Poor People Magic

Casual Constructed Magic The Gathering

Multi-player Team Variant combining BANG! with M:TG