Magic the Gathering

Magic the Gathering Blog Central

The num­ber of blog­gers out there talk­ing about Magic the Gath­er­ing is grow­ing every day it seems, and with it a very strong resource for play­ers look­ing to learn more about Magic and the com­mu­nity. Here we’re going to col­lect as many as we can to share with you all.

The Stark­ing­ton Post — Run by Bill Stark of Wiz­ards Cov­er­age and SCG writer fame, he has lots of inter­est­ing sto­ries and posts con­cern­ing Magic events and pro level play.

GatheringMagic.com — These guys talk about all sorts of stuff from spoil­ers to the­ory to casual magic. Great stuff 100% of the time.

MTG-Realm — One of the first Magic blogs I remem­ber com­ing across, this blog is a strong one with lots of updates. Maybe also a lot of ads but such is the way of the online game it seems.

Death­marked — Another long time Magic blog­ger, he’s on Twit­ter and hails from the Philippines!

Casual­Magic — Another Twit­ter user (@MrDirby) this blog is on my RSS feed so I can get updates as soon as they happen.

Com­puter Pro­gram­ming and Magic the Gath­er­ing — The writ­ing by a pro­gram­mer work­ing on MTG Forge, it has inter­est­ing Magic dis­cus­sions laced with pro­gram­ming and the issues he faces in his development.

Dragon Guardian.com — They focus a lot on spoil­ing cards and dis­cussing them, largely a casual blog about Magic.

MTG Metagame — Jonathan Med­ina blogs about deck designs and has some inter­est­ing and com­pet­i­tive designs.

Affin­ity for Islands — A Magic pod­caster and big fan of blue.

Gwafa’s Bazaar — Akin to QuietSpeculation.com, he is focus­ing on Magic finance info.

Do you have a Magic the Gath­er­ing blog? Or know of one we’re miss­ing?
Leave us some feed­back with the URL and we’ll see about adding it!

A few rules or notes about the listings:

1. You need to have a vast major­ity of posts con­cern­ing Magic in some way. A nor­mal blog that posts Magic some­times does not count.
2. You need to be reg­u­larly updated. 2 months with­out a post is grounds for removal.
3. This is an unpaid list­ing, kept at the whim of the web­mas­ters. We’re not try­ing to show favoritism to the blog­gers, instead try­ing to ben­e­fit our vis­i­tors most.
4. Rec­i­p­ro­cal links appre­ci­ated but not required.