Why Threat Assessment Feels Personal In theory, Magic the Gathering is about math. Combat steps. Resource curves. Card...
The Psychology of Threat Assessment: Who You Attack Says Everything
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The Lost Art of Card Evaluation: Why You Don’t Need to Netdeck
When Decklists Started Feeling Like Fast Food Somewhere along the way, Magic players stopped evaluating cards and...
Cooperative Games That Actually Feel Fair
Why So Many Co-Ops Feel Rigged A lot of cooperative board games pretend to be fair. They smile at you. They deal out...
How Table Presence Became the New Replayability
The Era of Eye-Candy Gaming There was a time when board gamers bragged about replayability the way runners brag about...
How Power Creep Made Commander Better (and Worse)
When Everything Is a Bomb, Nothing Is Power creep is that awkward relative who shows up uninvited to every Commander...
Terraforming Mars Review: Civilization on Cardboard
Welcome to Mars, Where Oxygen Is Currency If you’ve ever played Sid Meier’s Civilization IV and thought, “This would...
Why Table Talk Matters More Than Dice Rolls
The Real Game Isn’t on the Table Everyone loves to pretend they’re good at board games because they “think...