Alternate Worlds is a Magic: the Gathering memoir written by Brian Schneider, one of the game's early R&D leads, about the fun and merit of growing up a gamer.
How a New York Times bestselling author and New Yorker contributor parlayed a strong grasp of the science of human decision-making and a woeful ignorance of cards into a life-changing run as a professional poker player, under the wing of a legend of the gameMaria Konnikova had never actually played poker before and didn't even know the rules when she approached Erik Seidel - Poker Hall of Fame inductee, winner of tens of millions of dollars in earnings - and asked him to be her mentor.
The English Opening is typically a solid and reliable opening for White, one where both sides develop their pieces to reasonable squares before the combat begins in earnest.
In Mazukevich's Madness, Black stuns White with a piece sacrifice on move 5, completely changing the direction of the game of this otherwise solid and rather predictable opening.
Von Eisbrecher bis Handtuch-Kampf: Spiele fur Teenager von 13 bis 17 JahrenEmoji-Gesichts-Gymnastik, die fur gute Stimmung und Dynamik in der Gruppe sorgt, und Ballspiele mit unsichtbaren Ballen: Diese Spiele brauchen weder komplexe Spielregeln noch viel Material!
The History of World of WarcraftFrom Launch to DragonflightA Player-Driven Retrospectiveby Derek MoodyWorld of Warcraft didn't just change gaming—it defined an era.
The Ephemeris Omnibus 2013 features the Ephemeris core rulebook (with some rule changes, including mutli-classing), and all of the rule supplements that have been released as of the end of 2012.
This book will act as an inclusive chess guide using diagrams, notation, and detailed explanation, serving sighted players, coaches, and totally blind learners alike—developing visualization, strategy, and deep understanding through accessible, structured instruction.
Imagine it's the 19th century, and the colonization/conquest of the Americas is underway yet again, only this time, magic is real, and the Indians have a lot more of it than the colonists.
