Editor's note: Apologies for the recent lack of content (I'm in the middle of a major international relocation).  Stay tuned for a series of tournament reports from recent major events.  Today's excellent instalment by Brother Scott below!On November 10, 2017 Magnus de Laval revealed his idea for the Wizards' Tournament.  A pre-n00bcon warm-up tournament that … Continue reading Tournament Report – Wizards’ Tournament I, 29th March 2017 – by Brother Scott: "Back To The Beginning" →

In 1927 Samuel Ryder, a British seed merchant, emerged as the key donor behind the establishment of a bi-annual contest between two teams of golfers, one from the USA, the other from Great Britain and Ireland.  Going on to donate a gold cup for the competition, Ryder lends his name to one of the greatest … Continue reading Event Announcement: The Ryder Cup of Old School →

What does a time-travelling hipster, legislation protecting workers, and the US Navy have to do with Old School?  Read on to find out....anachronism/əˈnakrəˌnɪz(ə)m/A thing belonging or appropriate to a period other than that in which it exists, especially a thing that is conspicuously old-fashioned.‘The town is a throwback to medieval times, an anachronism that has … Continue reading Anachronisms in Old School, by Brother Jonas →

Some diary entries from one London-based Old School obsessive...Early January 2018, some weekday evening…GP London is fast approaching, barely three weeks away. Excitingly this means that the thrill of the GP fair (i.e. vendors and artists) will be hitting up London town! GP London has been pretty good to me over the years. In fact, if … Continue reading Notes From A Small Convention, by Brother Stebbo →

An ongoing series where Old School players reflect on their favourite cards. For this iteration we have a very special guest post by Magnus, the Father of Old School and convener of n00bcon.  In early 1995, around the time Revised was phased out in favor of 4th Edition, Magic in Kikås, Mölndal, was an endless … Continue reading “In Praise Of” Part 5: Clone, by Mg →