mtg new capenna story

I am loving this book! I keep having flashbacks to playing MTG and trying to picture how the spells and effects would look. All in all, 10/10 would recomend to a friend.

I don't normally read nonfiction, but this is a fantastic retrospective on CCGs, focusing on how Magic The Gathering managed to ignite a new genre, and avoided that pitfalls that resulted in so many failed attempts at cash-ins during the early '00s, resulting in MtG being the game that defined the market. But, with the rise of digital card games such as Hearthstone and Gwent (and newcomers, such as Artifact, nipping on their heels), the author poses a question: is this the End of the Magic Era?

Maybe I am a bit bias since I play MTG so I like it when the MC use cards to fight, so I might continue reading this on raw so I can only say I like this novel.

idk why these people are complaining about the grammar but so far there's no error at all. Those who are complaining must be perfectionists with doctors degree on english language. About the story so far so good. The MC here is far better compared to those psycho's from TODG ATG MTG SOTR etc. I hope this goes on don't drop it!!!

Love the story line and the speed of the story. FL is a very innocent, industrious and charming lady, with Indian heritage in her bloodline, but with a sad past. She met ML in the airport and enroute home on the plane. Their brief encounter left a deep impact on them both but they went separate ways with no hope of mtg each other again. But fate would have it no other way. They met again, as boss and intern. Nicely written that'll keep you on suspense and sweet Innocent love. But the SS required for further reading is really very high. Can't afford it.