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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.
With its rotation out of Standard on not-too-distant the horizon, Jay takes a look at the best of the Zendikar block precons.
The new Mirrodin Besieged Event Decks are here, and Jay Kirkman’s quest to assess their power level takes him through set evaluation and into his local Game Day!
Did you miss out on the Mirrodin Besieged prerelease? Did you get to go but wanted more? This is your ‘Second Chance at a Prerelease’ contest!
In this week’s article, Jay presents a case for including a preconstructed format on the competitive Magic circuit.
Jay Kirkman revisits the Great Designer Search 2 in light of the final elimination and shares some surprising details about intro decks. Plus, last week’s contest winners are announced!
Today, Jay shares how the Mirrodin Besieged Intro Packs cement a major change in how Wizards is designing them. He’s also giving away a foil Elspeth and Fauna Shaman!
Jay Kirkman was asked by the four finalists in the Great Design Search 2 to consult on their intro deck submissions and here he discusses the last of the four: Shawn Main and ‘The Blight’
Asked by the GDS2 contestants to test their intro decks for the latest Wizards challenge, Jay Kirkman reports on Devon Rule’s gold extravaganza.
Asked by the GDS2 contestants to test their intro decks for the latest Wizards challenge, Jay Kirkman reports on Scott Van Essen’s underground prison foray.
Preconstructed deck expert and Quiet Speculation’s own Jay Kirkman was asked by the four Great Designer Search 2 finalists to put their intro decks through the paces, and today he begins presenting the results.
This week, Jay Kirkman takes you on a tour through the fascinating origin and history of the Duel Decks and their quest for harmonious balance.
Don’t let yesterday’s precons linger as tomorrow’s memories. Tonight, Jay Kirkman urges you to dim the lights and rediscover a cherished precon all over again.
