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In ‘94 I was 11 and Magic was blowing up in my hometown - the 3rd (or Revised) edition had just come out. The local comic book stores would have Magic tournamen
by smurda 3y ago
In ‘94 I was 11 and Magic was blowing up in my hometown - the 3rd (or Revised) edition had just come out. The local comic book stores would have Magic tournaments on Friday nights. Turnout would usually be 30-50 people and it was mostly grown ups. You would play a number of 1:1 matches and whoever had the best records at the end got to a final four. The winner of the tournament would get a high value card.
I played with an all red deck with quick spells to inflict major damage (Fireballs, Lightning bolts, etc…) and Forks to double the power of those spells. The grown ups didn’t like it because “it was a cheap strategy”.
I sold all my Magic cards in college - I really wish I would have kept those.
- daniel-cussen 3y ago[dead]
- evanelias 3y ago> I sold all my Magic cards in college - I really wish I would have kept those. It could be worse! I started playing in Dec 1993 when 2nd (Unlimited) and Arabian Nights came out, but sold all my best cards by the late 90s. As a teenager I was pretty happy with the profit. It was probably a grand or two if I recall correctly, from selling my mint unlimited Lotus, multiple moxes, 40 dual lands, 4 Juzam Djinn, Time Walk, Chaos Orb, etc...