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Jay Kirkman
Jay Kirkman started playing Magic: the Gathering during Alpha, and despite some significant pauses his love for the game is as strong as ever. His area of focus is in the preconstructed products, and he runs the review weblog Ertai's Lament. He favours Grixis, is addicted to discard, and lives in Frankfort, Kentucky with his wife, stepkids and brand new son (and future Pro Tour stalwart) Liam.
Is the destiny of the Event Deck to be an aggro attack on every metagame? Jay compares the first and seconds rounds of competitive precons, then shares yet another contest!
Jay’s Buyer’s Guide series comes to it’s conclusion with Core Set, Duel Deck, and other limited release preconstructed products. Do you know which decks are steals and deals? Jay has all the details inside!
Jay doesn’t always gush love for Intro Decks. Here’s the breakdown of the rogue’s gallery, with a few anti-heroes, from the latest block!
The best decks of Scars Block. No Caw-Blade here: Jay walks us through the best five Intro Decks you can grab off a shelf!
With some sleuthing and mad phone skills, Jay investigates the pricing and policies for some new product preorders for the upcoming New Phyrexia Event Decks and Magic: The Gathering Commander!
Jay finishes the rest of the theme decks stretching back to Tempest as part of the ongoing Precon Buyer’s Guide, noting an interesting pricing trend among some of the retailers!
The good, the bad, and the awesome of the New Phyrexia Intro Packs; this week Jay has all this and more, including another contest!
This week Jay brings you even more tables of prices and recommendations for middle-aged preconstructed decks! Anyone stocking up or shipping out should take note!
Spoiler Alert: Jay rocks the data tables of prices, vendors, and methods for picking up your modern precon decks!
Today Jay Kirkman continues building a buyer’s guide for precon decks, tackling traditional and creative solutions for using eBay!
Today Jay Kirkman begins a series on collecting preconstructed decks in the secondary market and creating a long-overdue buyer’s guide for them.
Everyone seems to collect something in Magic. This week Jay Kirkman sets his sights on a collection other than preconstructed decks!.
