It's interesting to see Magic: The Gathering articles pop up on my Google news feed. The latest to come up covered Christmas Gifts for Magic: The Gathering fans on Etsy.
Wow, have things changed in 20+ years.
Back in the early days of Magic, as I sat behind the counter of a store and moved product like a UN relief truck delivering supplies to a typhoon ravaged city, there were limited options for the person whose family member played Magic, all basically stocking stuffers.
Wow, have things changed in 20+ years.
Back in the early days of Magic, as I sat behind the counter of a store and moved product like a UN relief truck delivering supplies to a typhoon ravaged city, there were limited options for the person whose family member played Magic, all basically stocking stuffers.
- Packs and Starter Decks: always good choices, but everything's fine until the Shivan Dragon got mixed in with the wrapping bag for the garbage.
- Dice/Counters/Beads
- Scrye Life Counter (by Reaper) a huge seller for us back in the day. The first version came in some horrible finishes, including blue and green. I was always partial to the copper myself.
- Khalsa-Brain Spellground: Before deck protectors were all the rage (and tournament legal), the only thing that separated your cards from a slimey tourney table was a Spellground. Amusing thing is, they are still in business, although they are only doing print-to-order.
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