@RolandMTG @BoshNRoll @IamActuallyLvL1.

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Retweets are appreciated, as in order to try and support his, and help make this happen again in the future, we will need to move a bunch of mats. I can't wait to see you all at EWNA!.

This year's EWNA is going to feature paintings for the Vintage and Legacy champions, and they're phenomenal!. Play mats (including limited run and sketched versions) are available through Mark Aronowitz:. Please help support this for 2025, and the future!

CBP officer: Do you have anything to declare?. Me: I am very sunburned.

I think I wrote my last Magic article a decade ago. Until today.

Anybody know anyone reputable moving a set of Revised Underground Seas?.

"Quo usque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra?".

I'll be at Eternal Weekend North America in Pittsburgh this October - I hope to see you there. If you see me, and you want to talk Vintage, please do!. Thank you all again. We truly have the best community!.

I need a break, but if you played in the event, you may see a survey head your way through Melee at some point soon. Your feedback would be appreciated. Thank you all, again, for the support. It means the world.

When we had 86 players on the day of the event, I couldn’t be happier. It was a validation, and I deeply appreciated that. My sincere thanks to the Vintage community for coming out to support the event.

. I told myself (only myself) in mid-May that if we didn’t hit at least 80 players, this was going to be the last NYSE Open. It takes the better part of six months to prepare to run an event like this. I love doing it, I don’t mind the work. But if the demand isn’t there. .

The Vintage community has lived and died based on the efforts of independent tournament organizers, stores, and people who were just passionate about the format. I've T/O'd Vintage events for nearly 25 years now, but. .

. Brian Coval, Michael Caffrey, Dave Gans, and many others helped in ways big and small that made the event possible. Thank you all. I must admit, I was nervous as we came to mid-May, and I saw that we only had 25 or so players registered.

Visna Harris helped with the trophies, Jordan Baker made the streaming possible (a minor miracle), Lupo and Roland did a great job with the streaming, Greg Fenton added yet another magnificent image to the event, Nick Coss, Abe Corson, Earl Grant de Leon, Justin Gennari. .

Well, that was a hell of a weekend!. We’re now a few days out from NYSE Open IX, and I’ve had the chance to compose my thoughts a bit. For starters, I want to say thank you to the myriad people who helped make this event as special as it was.

RT @joragabard: Upgraded my CE Lotus in the best possible way: by becoming the NYSE Champion! I played Esper Lurrus expecting a ton of comb….

RT @IamActuallyLvL1: NYSE was a blast as usual. It's amazing that you can have a 500$ entry fee event with such a jovial community centered….